Daienin

This small town is really nice, with many temples. Very clean and peaceful. The residents are very enthusiastic and even if they don’t communicate fluently in language, they are still willing to help foreign tourists. There are many foreigners among the tourists, and most of them are pious and friendly. Most of the morning classes in this shukubo are Japanese and there is no English translation. You can go to other temples to take care of the temples and do meditation. The location is very good, but the young monk who served us didn't talk much. The room is generally warm, and although it is a public toilet, it is very clean. Breakfast? Just treat it as an experience.

The food was more delicious than I expected. Since it was a lodging lodge, it felt clean. However, I feel that the other lodgings were better overall.

The toilet was kept very clean and felt nice. This time, there were 6 of us in 3 rooms, but the rooms were just separated by sliding doors, so even though we were relatives, we didn't have enough privacy, so I was a little worried. The width of the shower in the bathroom for one person is narrow, and some people use the shower while standing without paying attention to those around them, so it was supposed to be able to accommodate 5 people, but one spot couldn't be used, making it difficult to wash off and get out. I am troubled. I was very satisfied with the meal. I realized that I was living a luxurious life every day because I only had the bare necessities. It was a very valuable experience.