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There are two beds in the main room, and two beds in the bedroom. The main room also has a kitchen, sofa, and one-seater sofa, so it was quite spacious, but it was a waste for a solo traveler. Next to the trailer house (lodging), there is a bathtub for outdoor enjoyment, a table and chairs that can seat 4-5 people, and a one-seater swing. There is also a deck on the roof, and the rooms that are not on the ocean side have a view of the ocean from here, which is very comfortable. It was a chilly day in March, so I think it was the perfect time to stay. It is about a 2-minute walk from the bus stop ”Hyakuna Danchi-mae”. There are no shops nearby, so I recommend buying food somewhere. The only thing that was a waste was that it smelled a bit moldy (especially in the bedroom), which may be because I am sensitive to smells (especially in the bedroom). It took a long time to fill the bathtub with hot water, the coffee maker was broken or didn't work (I think it was Starbucks coffee), and while there was no one at the front desk, I hadn't received an email with instructions on how to get to the room, and there was no loungewear (←my own mistake in checking). It's the kind of place that's best to stay with someone, and take your time to enjoy it during the day. Even if you're alone, it's a quiet place, so if you have the time, I think you could have had a great time.

The apple map positioning on Trip.com seems to have an error. It is not possible to arrive smoothly. It is recommended to enter the camp from the main road. The location is relatively remote, the camp area is clean and beautiful, and the scenery is beautiful!

Stayed with a family of 3 for the purpose of a teahouse on the beach. It was a maisonette type, with a bedroom on the 1st floor and a dining room and a small room on the 2nd floor, so it was easy to use. Especially relaxing on the veranda on the second floor while feeling the sea breeze is an experience that cannot be found at other inns. For better or for worse, we were surrounded by nature, and there were of course geckos and cicadas, snails at the entrance door, and giant grasshoppers. The facilities were quite complete, but it was a pity that the washing machine installed on the veranda on the first floor was a drum type but did not have a drying function. Also, there is a gap in the entrance door, and in the morning you can hear the loud chorus of cicadas and it is noisy. The staff was very friendly and I had a good impression of it, but when I asked them to pick me up at a nearby restaurant, I called them many times but they didn't answer, so I ended up going to a nearby supermarket to buy some. rice field. (It was a very disappointing supermarket with no side dishes at all.) The next morning's breakfast was at a teahouse on the beach, and it was very nice to be able to enjoy the superb view. The southern part of Okinawa has fewer tourist spots than the northern part, and I think it would be difficult for a resort purpose, but this inn allows you to feel the nature, so in that sense, I thought it would be an option.

I was very satisfied with everything.