Minshuku Uzushio

The building is old, but the accommodation was lovely and well-maintained. The view from the room was also great. Above all, the food was excellent. For dinner we had fish sashimi, simmered fish, tempura, and vinegared dishes. The simmered fish was delicious. It was called "ako," and apparently it's a luxury fish at the market. It was fresh, with really firm flesh, and was great. The facilities are old, and since it's basically a guesthouse, there are shared baths, toilets, and sinks. If you can accept that, it's a great place to stay. The landlady (?) was also friendly and nice. I used it on a bicycle trip, and I think I'd go again. I'll upload a picture of the view from my room.

There are no amenities or refrigerators, and the shared toilets and bathrooms are small and not very clean.