It was a guesthouse, but I was surprised that the slippers cost 150 yen, even though they're disposable. If you don't buy them, you have to wander around in your socks, and the floor gets cold, so you inevitably have to purchase them.
It was my first time buying disposable slippers. Amenities included shampoo, conditioner, and sports shampoo.
These were by Pola, which was nice, but
you should bring your own toiletries like a toothbrush and brush!
Two meals were included, and you could get refills of rice and miso soup yourself, making it very cost-effective. There were plenty of dishes, and I was satisfied with the food. Overall, it seems you can drink the tap water if you bring your own supplies, and there was even ice water in the hallway, which was great.
Although it's old, the facilities are decent, but the hairdryer was old,
the airflow was weak, and it was a fixed unit so it couldn't be moved, which was a shame.
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