Family and Resort Kawabata

A crab dish that is not available much in the country. The crab is a member of the expensive Shanghai crab family and is quite delicious. There will be more than you can eat for dinner. If you're looking for crab, you might not be disappointed. The view from the room is not bad, overlooking the river, and the inside of the hotel is clean. For bath towels, I would like them to be sent to the cleaners or installed in a large washer/dryer like those found in coin-operated laundromats. In the corner of the parking lot, facing the river, there is an open-air bath for women, and about one floor down, there is an open-air bath for men, also facing the river. The men's bath is a cave-like structure made of piled stones, full of spider webs and dead leaves, and the surrounding garden is full of weeds and is far from clean. Moreover, both men's and women's baths are only open from 4:30 to 6:00 in the evening. why? Is it because there is no night lighting facility? The indoor baths also close at 10 o'clock and cannot be used at night. The couple in the next room seemed to like the open air and open air, so they each went in twice. I think this inn is one that has mixed reviews. Should I evaluate it on a scale? When is the season without zugani? Should we evaluate it in the open air/outdoor? By the way, there was a post that said this inn was a public inn, but this was incorrect and it seems that it is privately run.