Near Hatomachi Station. I was thrilled to see it listed on Tabelog! This is my third stay here. Two nights, one night, two nights. Dinner for 1,620 yen, breakfast for 972 yen. The hotel meals don't feel expensive. Dinner. This time, check-in at 7 pm. Dinner until 8 pm. No time for a bath! In the dining room, the shredded cabbage is saying, "You're late!" You can tell just by looking. The tonkatsu seems nervous and tired. It's tough. The mapo tofu also seems exhausted from waiting. The individual hot pot with solid fuel that is common in inns is already burning before you sit down. The rice in the rice cooker is soft and warm. Dinner, I'm sure you were waiting on the table from around 6 pm. I'm sorry. I'm glad they put cold water in the room's fridge. Breakfast. A separate rice pot for each person. The rice is warm and slightly soft. Self-service orange juice, milk, and hot coffee are nice. I wish they had explained their presence, though. The coffee is regular but tastes a bit burnt. The side dishes are all decently tasty. The tamagoyaki was the best. Thank you for the meal.

Is Katsuspa-san really here? It's work in Shibecha for a week, and on the last day, I'll go to the hot spring before heading back. I was thinking of trying it out at least once while I'm here, "Fuji Hana Onsen Hotel". It was 480 yen, I think. The hot water is amazing, maybe it's from a moor? The color surpasses the Tokachi River, but the scent is more like the Tokachi River, I guess. The color is like coffee. If the Tokachi River is a Full City roast, then this is more like a French roast? The water was really good. When I entered, there was an old man already in there, and he said, "Oh, it's dark if you don't turn on the light," and showed me where the switch was. The bath is divided into two, and it can accommodate up to 10 people. There are 6 shower stalls, but if 6 people use them at the same time, it might get crowded. It reminded me of a Nobel Prize dinner party. Oh, the water was so nice. I chatted with the old man who got out before me, "The water is nice, isn't it?" "Hmm, it's a bit lukewarm here." It might be a bit lukewarm, indeed. There's no milk today, it's "Banana Ole". As always, the Banana Ole was delicious.