Funayado Akitaya

The Japanese-style榻榻米 room offered a wonderful experience. There's no private restroom in the room, but shared toilets and a spacious public bathroom are available. The large bathtub and abundant hot water made for a very comfortable bath. I also purchased breakfast for 1300 JPY, which included miso soup, rice, grilled fish, and side dishes – it was delicious.

I booked a one-night stay for August 1st, but due to a flight delay, I didn't arrive at the guesthouse until 1 AM. I rang the doorbell on the first floor, and the owner came down from upstairs shortly after, still full of energy and with a friendly tone. The room was neat and clean, and the air conditioning had even been turned on in advance. This is a really great guesthouse. Highly recommended!

Extremely close to the station, making it very convenient for transportation.

Facilities: Although the bathrooms and toilets are shared, they were exceptionally clean. They are traditional Japanese-style communal baths, with separate facilities for men and women. You can enjoy a good soak without worrying about crowding. Cleanliness: Absolutely spotless! Environment: Impeccable. Service: The elderly Japanese proprietress was incredibly thoughtful and warm. We arrived quite late. While most tourists stay in Kamakura, we specifically chose this inn near Shonan-Koko-Mae Station to visit the less-crowded 'Slam Dunk' photo spot. The proprietress even gave us a small gift when we checked out. This area is a paradise for outdoor activities. In the early mornings and evenings, you can spot marathon runners, surfers, paddleboarders, swimmers, and cyclists. It's wonderful to enjoy the coastline at these times without the usual tourist crowds.