This is the third inn of Rumoi Obachan. It is located near the Michi-no-Eki. The room rate is 4200 yen for room only. In Rumoi city, all Obachan inns have similar prices. I requested breakfast and dinner to leave a record. The price for both meals is 2000 yen. Breakfast includes tamagoyaki, natto, grilled salmon, ham salad, renkon grilled with miso, seasoned seaweed, miso soup, and white rice. You can eat from 6 am. Compared to dinner, it is simpler but the amount of side dishes is equivalent to two bowls of rice. I can't eat that much every day. It's a normal breakfast that you can eat every day. Dinner includes sashimi (tuna, sea bream, salmon, scallop), pork steak, spaghetti, and simmered squid. Just the side dishes are enough to fill you up. The cherry tomatoes as a side dish were grown in the husband's family's home garden. Dinner time is from 6 to 8 pm. Introduction of the inn: Japanese-style room with six tatami mats and futons. Since it's summer, there are only two towel blankets. There is a fan. There seems to be a stove. Wi-Fi is available, but it gets slow when more people use it. There is one shared bath for individual use, body soap, various shampoos, a shared refrigerator, microwave, washing machine, and a toilet with a bidet. Nightwear, bath towels, and towels are provided. There are various other amenities in the shared space. An additional fee of 200 yen is required to use the washing machine. You can use any detergent, fabric softener, bleach, etc. The parking lot is in the vacant lot next to the inn, and there is no parking fee. The corn in the photo was a gift on the first day. It was the first boiled corn of the season. Thank you, Obachan. This Obachan here seems younger than the ones in the previous two inns, and we can communicate well. There are no strange rules or troublesome regulations. It seems like the items in this inn are increasing day by day. It even looks like they are buying additional supplies for the toilet and washroom, and in the end, the fan in my room was replaced with a new one. Although the fan I had was perfectly fine, it was suddenly replaced with a new one. Maybe when there is payment involved, you want to use it right away. There is a LAWSON nearby, but there are few izakayas. The downtown area is relatively close, but it lacks energy. Perhaps the current downtown area is somewhere else. There are three business hotels around here, but they are all expensive. When I usually search for hotels, I do it through Rakuten Travel, make a reservation, and complete the payment, but the business hotels in Rumoi are all expensive, so I found this inn on the internet (Rumoi Tourist Association), made a reservation by phone, and paid in cash. Therefore, I won't know if it's good or bad until I arrive. Also, since I change inns every time, it's a challenge every time. I will challenge an unvisited inn next time. Thank you, Obachan. Rumoi Obachan's inns: 1st - Nissho Kaikan (Dinner included for 3850 yen) 2nd - Daito Ryokan (Room only for 4200 yen, no meals provided) 3rd - Fukuhira Kan (Room only for 4200 yen) Unvisited inns: Kawamura Ryokan, Hiromi Ryokan, Ryokan Koyoan