New Fukujuso

If you say this hotel is perfect, it is obviously deceiving. The facilities are obviously old. The room is completely tatami, there is no central air conditioning, and it can only be heated by a heater (although it may be that I often do winter training and don’t feel how cold the room is, so I just unplug the heater plug to charge the camera), and there is no private bathroom, but it doesn’t prevent me from giving it a good review. The reception is an old grandfather and a middle-aged woman. They will welcome you with a smile on their faces. First of all, they will make you feel warm in a foreign country in this cold winter. Although it is a tatami room, the store will lay a mattress for you in advance. The mattress is very comfortable and not worse than some hotel beds. I slept very well that night. The bathroom is open until 8 am the next day. When I went to take a bath at 11 am, I enjoyed the entire hot spring alone. The water temperature was adjusted very well. I didn’t feel dizzy even after soaking for 30 minutes. The hotel is not far from 711, so it’s no problem to toss some snacks and supper at night. At a walking speed of 12 minutes per hour, it is about 6 minutes away from Hiranohama, which ensures that you can get up easily to see the pink and golden Fuji. If you get up at 4 o'clock like me, you can even see the starry Fuji. If you don't see it, it's because you didn't get up. Especially when you go there, you can even buy a cup of hot coffee at 711 to warm your body, which feels invincible. Finally, man, it's less than 300 yuan a night, what can I say?

Hirano Beach is a new and popular tourist spot in Yamanaka Lake. It is convenient to get up early to watch the sunrise. It only takes three minutes to walk from the B&B. The transportation to the destination is also very convenient. It takes only one minute to walk from the bus stop. We lived on the second floor. It was indeed a public toilet - it can be understood as the toilet in the previous school, but there was a public bathroom. The space was large enough to take a shower and soak in the pool. It was so comfortable in the cold weather. The men's room was on the second floor and the women's room was on the first floor. The breakfast was also good. The Japanese are really good at frying hamburger patties. They are juicy and delicious. You can add rice and tea (coffee) by yourself. The husband and wife and the whole family came to the battle. The wife is very good in English, and the husband is responsible for reception. Because I got burned by my own problem (I will talk about it later), they provided gauze, which I am very grateful for. Let me talk about the bad places for your reference. First of all, Japanese-style rooms are dark all the time because they seriously violate ergonomics. I have lived in Japanese-style rooms twice in nearly ten years. The first time was in Kyushu. I sprained my waist by taking the teapot on the low table. This time, it was because I was lazy and inconvenient to move because I sat on the floor. When I took the tea from a distance, I accidentally poured the boiling water on the side of my calf. Fortunately, it was not a big deal and I walked 20,000 steps the next day. Secondly, there is no air conditioning in the room, only a heater. Even if I wear socks on the tatami floor in winter, my feet are still very cold (I went to soak again before going to bed). I can only lean on the side of the heater. I have to turn off the stove when I sleep. One is that there is a smell and the other is that the noise is a bit loud and I am not used to it. In short, this homestay has more merits than flaws. I have written my real experience in bits and pieces for your reference. In addition, the sunrise experience at Hirano Beach is really beautiful, see the first and fifth pictures I posted, but it is actually not bad to stay at Shiratori Beach, see Figure 6, it does not prevent you from watching the sunrise and there are swans to accompany you.