Pension Amagiji

One day in the planned itinerary was Izu, and I was in a bit of a hurry, but I didn't expect that I also left interesting memories at the hotel. This is Izu. If you are not driving by yourself, you should plan your travel route in advance. After all, the carriages and horses in the countryside are very slow. If you miss a bus, you may not see it in an hour. Google Maps directed me to the Tiancheng Road Hotel from a small road. This place is on the roadside and seems to be stubbornly trying to occupy its own corner. The landlady came out to receive the hotel warmly and friendly, and told me the precautions for using the room and related facilities. A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami mats, small tables, and neatly decorated furnishings. Open the partition and step into the small balcony. Outside the window, you can see the gurgling water, as well as the silently fluttering clouds and silent green mountains that provide a backdrop. Most of the shops here got off work early. I took the wrong road and got on the wrong bus. After buying food from the convenience store, it was already dark. I finally breathed a sigh of relief when I came back. I went downstairs to take a shower and met the landlady. She raised her head from the stairs and said, hahaha. Breakfast was scheduled for 7 o'clock, and the landlady got ready on time. She chose the seat facing the window with the best view, turned on the ventilation fan, and cooked all the meals herself. The variety was rich and tasted great, and the pickles were very special. Before leaving, the landlady apologized and said that the inconvenience of language communication may have brought about some bad experiences, but I felt that it was not at all, and it was actually very interesting. I used the little Japanese I knew to communicate with her little English, and it was successfully completed. Lots of dialogue. Come again next time if you have a chance~

很棒的地方在潺潺的流水中享受內心的平靜。很乾凈老闆娘親手做的早餐很好吃。附近有去往修善寺和河津方向的巴士。我還想再去！