Noroshikan

・ Location … Located at the tip of the cape, it is in a place where you can not go without a car, motorcycle or taxi. You can also use an electric bicycle if you want to die, but there is no charging point. The view from the lighthouse must have been even better, but unfortunately it was cloudy and we couldn't see the sunrise or sunset. There is only a roadside station and a strange coffee shop (open only for a short time) nearby, so be careful. However, nothing is better. It is rural and remote.・Bath…It's supposed to be a hot spring, but there's no ingredient list. It's too narrow, so be prepared. There are two washrooms in the women's bath. It's easier to relax if you don't overdo it and go in order alone. Surprisingly narrow. However, the hot water was comfortable and didn't smell of chlorine. ・Room: A simple room of about 6 tatami mats. It may depend on the room, but the outside of the window is concrete or something and there is no envy. The toilet was barely attached, but there was no hand wash basin. There was a trace that the refrigerator was removed, and it was not there. The washroom is shared. It's especially hard to brush my teeth with other people this time of year, so I have no choice but to check the timing.・Cooking... Unexpected goodness even though I didn't expect it. That was probably the best point. Sashimi, shellfish, grilled fish, steamed egg custard, and Noto beef yakiniku, which are thought to be local fish, came out just enough. The seaweed shabu shabu was also delicious. I'm going to have a good meal. In the morning, the hot spring* and boiled tofu that you warm up on the spot were delicious. Both breakfast and dinner were served in a private room.・Amenity… Yukata available only. Only bath towels in the room.・Service…Normal. Don't expect much. I'm not a bad person, but I can't help but feel uncomfortable with the manual, but if I ask, they will tell me, but for example, I can't see the sunset because the lighthouse is cloudy. He explained the sunset and sunrise times. (It rained the next morning.) It's too small for one person to have coffee in the morning. It's a reasonably priced inn for a remote area, so I think it's okay to provide that much service. I deducted one star for this reason. Overall, if there are no other options, the food is good, so it's an inn where you can't decide whether to repeat it or not. However, it was good that it was a ryokan style rather than a guest house.