Hotele niedaleko Senjōjiki Station, Fukaura

The accommodation was larger than expected. The building itself is long and wide, and although I was given directions on how to get to my room at check-in, I had to look at a map of the building to get lost at first.・Access: Shuttle bus available from Wespa Tsubakiyama Station (Gono Line). We'll be there in less than 10 minutes. Reservations are required by the day before.・Bath: The highlight is the open-air bath facing the sea. If you change into slippers from the building and walk a few dozen meters, you'll arrive at an open-air bath where you can enjoy listening to the dynamic sound of crashing waves. The water was warm and had a strong iron smell and was brown in color. Once soaked in a towel, the odor and (brown) color will not come off easily. There is no such thing as a changing room, just a changing basket placed casually. Of the two open-air baths, the women-only open-air bath (on the right) is probably smaller, or perhaps because the view of the ocean isn't great, but there are a few women who move to the large mixed bath (on the left). There is no washing area, so you cannot wash your body or hair. Let's go after taking a bath inside the building. Please note that taking photographs is strictly prohibited.・Meals: Both dinner and breakfast were very satisfying.

I visited by the Gono line until 7/4〜 5. It was a room in the cottage 65. The customer service is good and comfortable for the transfer bus, the front desk, and the restaurant. The cottage is wide 々 really healing stay inn. (I thought it would be good if there were two cushions in the living room) The public bath was always almost rental and I used it while enjoying a brass walk three times. The vast site was well maintained and the lawn and flowers were nice and healed. There was a observatory on foot １０ minutes, and there was a sea, a strange rock coastline of elephant rock, a forest of Shirakami mountains, and a Japanese canyon. It was a nice place to blow cool wind or blow through. The trekking with the veteran guide Itano was colored by the reservation in the trekking plan々I also heard an interesting story explanation and became a full trekking. I borrowed my long shoes at the front desk and helped me. (the road was muddy with rain a few days ago) It was a nice place to absolutely want to go again. I will nominate itano, so please do it next time. Thank you.

The hot springs are great! The top floor is not big but the outdoor hot spring is designed to be small and elegant. After soaking in the hot springs, there is Yakult in the morning and ice cream in the evening, unlimited! There are also comics to read in the lounge. The portion of noodles served by the restaurant in the evening was very good. We also prepared a yukata for Xiao Pentian, which was very considerate. It's just that the location is not very convenient, you have to walk for a while to go anywhere.

A bit like a hotel forgotten by the world, suitable for people who like the feeling of the end of the world, the perfect experience, if the dinner is booked by the taste friend, you can temporarily eat simple meals, and there are very few foreigners in the local area to live, so very enthusiastic. The most important thing about staying in a hotel is to have a human touch, a full score of hotels

I used a super hotel to see the Hirosaki Sakura Festival. During the Sakura Festival season, we were able to stay at a relatively reasonable price while all the hotels in the surrounding area were raising prices. It is a so-called business, but there is a large communal bath. (Although it is small). The rooms are not large, but WiFi is also complete and I wasn't so dissatisfied. There is also a free breakfast buffet. (The menu is small) Free drink service from the evening is good. No way even alcohol. Super hotel is also used, but I think it is stable with only chains.

We stayed for 2 nights from April 19 just before the Sakura Festival. 15400 yen. Take the Dote Cho circulation bus of 100 yen from Hirosaki station, get off at the blue silver Dote Cho branch, and it is very convenient in front of you. It is an old but large hotel with a single facility and a wedding hall. However, the bathtub is super narrow, and if you don't sit in the gym, you have to put it in, and if you try to catch it to your shoulder, you have to enter the sea cucumber. It is a washlet but it is a cold toilet seat. ＷＩＦＩ was difficult to connect and troubled by time. There is one electric stand on the desk, but it is dark because there is no light on the ceiling, and I borrowed one more.

It's a simple accommodation, so it's troublesome to write your name and address on the ledger every day even for consecutive nights. It was OK at all at a capsule hotel where you can stay cheaply if you travel alone. There was a space to sleep separately up and down, and I thought it was more noisy with the voice of the next person, but I didn't care so much. It was a private room for the time being. It's small. But the upper bed is not suitable for the elderly. It's hard to climb and I think it's dangerous to get off. No matter how many hours the parking lot was stopped, it was １ 100 yen a day. The sauna was also comfortable and it was a hot spring. I went for a drink at night, but there were many drinkers. There was a highball all-you-can-drink shop just behind the hotel, and I could drink a lot cheaply. The tonpei yaki at this store was excellent. It was the most delicious I've ever eaten. I was able to go from here to the Shirakami Mountains I was looking for in about 30 minutes, but the period I went was regulated and I couldn't go to the mother tree. It was to the visitor center in the foreground. You can go to the mother tree from the mountain trail, but it is difficult and not suitable for families with children. It is also close to the Iwakiyama trailhead. The royal road is to climb from Iwakiyama Shrine, but it is impossible for amateurs. It was a difficult steep slope because it was called Shugendo. You can drive to the 8th station, so it's better to go from there. The Shirakami Mountains were a World Heritage Site in the virgin beech forest, but visually it was not much different from ordinary mountains.