While it's nice that dogs are allowed at this facility, there aren't any dog supplies provided, so you have to bring everything yourself. Considering the price, the dog fee of 2,980 yen seems a bit pricey. I wonder if the property is a former store? The glass-front entrance is completely visible from the outside. There are blinds, but only half of them are. There are shoji screens inside that block out the view during the day, but of course, you can see through them at night from dark to bright. The lock is very simple, so it's not very secure. The interior facilities are new and well-cleaned, but there's a bunk bed right behind the kitchen, so it's hard to tell whether it's a sleeping area or a kitchen. The refrigerator is small, and for long-term stays, it needs at least two doors to store food. The air conditioner is poorly positioned, so the room doesn't heat up and it's cold. I checked in online in advance, so I was able to check in without meeting the manager. I was asked to submit identification during the pre-check-in process, but I don't think that's necessary these days. (Is it still the same as it was during the COVID-19 response?) A room-only stay for two people costs about 20,000 yen. The only towels provided are bath towels. It's hard to say that other amenities are substantial.
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