Farm inn Anima no Sato in Abashiri

The owner warmly welcomed us upon arrival, and guide us to the many facilities available there. There's a shared space near the entrance, will many comics for relaxing read, although many of them are quite old and only available in Japanese. The bathroom is behind the staircase, with a washing machine and a dryer. Noted that there's no toilet provided in the bedroom, a bit inconvenient if you woke up in the middle of the night wanting to relive your bladder. The breakfast provided was extremely fulfilling and scrumptious. Overall decent stay, would recommend for travellers wanting to experience a more local accomodation.

It was my first time staying at a guesthouse, but everything was wonderful and I will come again if I have the opportunity.

The boss is very welcoming. If you need to have dinner, you must make a reservation in advance. There are many activities. The environment is also good. The boss also has a large number of Japanese comic books. If the chassis of the car is relatively low, you must be careful when driving on normal roads. The settlement is serious and it is easy to scratch the chassis.

This family-style hotel opened in 1981. Almost everyone in the city knows it. It costs less than 100 RMB to take a taxi from the Jr Station. The male owner is open-minded, which is rare among Japanese people. He drinks with guests. He used to raise horses and sheep. As they got older, he sold them little by little. There are only a few left scattered on the hillside. He will close the business in two or three years. Although the business is good, there are a constant stream of guests and the room is often full. I added breakfast, which is a bit rough, but isn't this what the countryside should look like? There are also many Chinese people who come to stay. It's nice to stay in a clean farmhouse in Hokkaido for a short stay.

This is probably the best inn for those who like inns with the Toho Travel concept. Although it is showing its age, everything is kept clean. The men's and women's baths, toilets, and sinks are shared, but the bathroom has just been renovated and is the latest in size 160? In the unit bath, there are two washbasins in the women's area that are made of new TOTO ceramics and are easy to use. The washing machine is also coin-operated. Breakfast also uses local ingredients and is healthy and delicious. Please ask for refills of coffee and bread. I thoroughly enjoyed visiting the nearby coral grass colony, the Shiretoko Goko Lakes, and the Museum of Northern Peoples (close by, with wonderful exhibits on the Sami and Inuit people), which I was told would be best during this season. The view of the farm from the window, where sheep and Hokkaido foals graze, is soothing. I would love to hear from you again.