Life is a Journey - Hostel in Yomitan

It's okay to stay alone for a short stay, there are not many places to eat nearby.

We stayed in a twin room for two people without meals.
There was no information about amenities on the website, so I emailed them and received an answer the next day.
I had trouble finding the hotel on the day, so I called them and they told me where it was, and I managed to find it.
There was a sign in front of the hotel, but it wasn't a hotel-like building, and the entrance was like an ordinary house, so it took courage to ring the intercom.
There was a room with a lock when you enter the entrance, which was like an ordinary house, but I think it was probably originally an ordinary house.
There were some places where the floor looked like it was about to dent, but it seemed to be properly cleaned.
My child said there was hair on the bed and ants on the floor.
There were towels, bath towels, shampoo, conditioner, and body soap in the bathroom, but the shower and faucet were difficult to use because you had to turn the faucet every time.
There was a hair dryer in the room, but no toothbrush set, etc., and although Wi-Fi was free to connect, there was no TV in the room.
We were told that we could use the living room freely except from 11pm to 7am, and it had all the necessities you'd find in a regular kitchen, such as a refrigerator, kettle, sink, and microwave, and the toilet and bathroom were shared.