You can stay in a private room of a detached house located in a peaceful area, just 10 minutes from the famous Notsuke Peninsula. There are two private guest rooms, each equipped with a small refrigerator, hand towels, bath towels, and a hairdryer. Please note that the bathroom and toilet are shared and not attached to the rooms. A washing machine and dryer are also available for your use. You are free to use the shared kitchen. It is fully equipped with dishes, cooking utensils, and basic seasonings, so you can prepare meals with your own ingredients. While the house is 40 years old and doesn't offer the same level of comfort as a hotel, I strive to provide a relaxing space for you. Since this is a guesthouse, if you are sensitive to noise or prefer more privacy, I recommend considering other accommodations. Additionally, please note that the owner's private room has a cat, so be cautious if you have strong allergies.

Hello! I used to live in Tokyo, but I moved to the nature-rich Hokkaido two years ago. I purchased this house, which was originally owned by a fisherman, and now offer the extra rooms as a guesthouse. It is a homestay-style accommodation where the owner lives on-site. I first visited Hokkaido as a university student and then again four years ago for a motorcycle tour. I fell in love with the great outdoors here and dreamed of living in Hokkaido. Now, I’ve made that dream a reality! The guesthouse is located in Betsukai Town, an area famous for dairy farming and also for its delicious seafood, thanks to its thriving fishing industry. Notsuke Peninsula, often called "the end of the world," is nearby, attracting many tourists and birdwatchers. In addition, it's only about an hour to Rausu in Shiretoko and Nemuro, making this guesthouse a perfect base for exploring Eastern Hokkaido. The house is a bit old, so it might not offer the same comfort as a modern hotel, but I do my best to make sure the rooms are cozy and relaxing. I’m looking forward to meeting fellow travelers!