In Yoshinogawa City, where I inhabit, there is a place that was closed in 2018 and renovated and reincarnated as a splendid guesthouse in 2021.
Its name is "Tanenoya Guesthouse. In its former life, it was the Taneno Elementary School.
Therefore, this time, I will be staying at an abandoned school renovated accommodation facility alone since "Hare to Ke Hostel, an abandoned school hostel deep in the mountains (Miyoshi City)" in November 2019!
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From the website, even though the school is closed, the interior looks quite beautiful as it was renovated and reborn within the past three years.
You can also just enjoy playing and eating; for 2,000 yen a piece, you can try your hand at pizza baking using the stone oven in the cafe space, and for 3,000 yen, you can have a barbecue. However, please note that the price is not included in the price of the barbecue,
For groups of 4 people or less, please bring your own food.
For groups of 4 people or less, please bring your own food. So, since I was all alone this time, I had to bring my own food.
I see. I see. I can use the refrigerator, microwave, and kettle, but I have to pay 660 yen per hour (3,690 yen per day) for the shared kitchen. I'm glad there is a bathroom. Towel rental and toothbrush sales are available, and there is body soap, shampoo, and conditioner for the bath, but no amenities. I see.
I contacted the hotel to make a reservation, checking every single thing. The reservation was confirmed.
I was told that Tane-no-ya Guest House accepts only one guest per day, so I would automatically have the whole day to myself.
The room rate is 3,300 yen per adult and 2,200 yen per child. Children pay 2,200 yen.
By the way, it takes less than 30 minutes by car from my house to Taneya Guest House.
On the day of stay (check-in at 3:00 p.m. on a certain day at the end of September)
At any rate, I headed to the reception desk and checked in.
There are many things I want to do, but first I need to get into my room and get ready.
Ask the innkeeper,
I was told that someone is stationed at Tane-no-ya Guest House. I see. Well, that's a relief.
But it seems to be difficult to go in and out freely late at night because the door is locked at night. (But it is not impossible if you ask the innkeeper.)
After paying the lodging fee of 3,300 yen in advance and writing my name and address on the card, they finally show me to my room.
This is where I will be staying.