Due to my companion's strong desire, we visited Tokuyama Zushi.Dinner was available only at 6 PM, and breakfast was also set for 8 AM.Here’s what we enjoyed for dinner:1. 8-inch plate: venison ham, a small dish of venison (with sesame cream?), and Manganji peppers, along with sansho edamame and green beans.2. Sashimi of Biwa trout served with wasabi and soy sauce.3. Grilled sweetfish with sudachi.4. Grilled eel with pizza dough, cheese, and sansho.5. Grilled eel served plain with wasabi and salt.6. Eggplant with bear meat jelly.7. Matured mackerel sushi with cheese and citrus.8. Small sweetfish with onion paste and soft-shelled turtle sauce.9. Funazushi with cheese and jelly.10. Sudachi somen, masu rice, and pickles. - Fermented ice cream with sesame tuile.There was no specific menu, so please consider the above as a reference.As for the drinks, I can’t recall exactly what we had since there was no drink menu, but I believe we were served various types of Nanahon Yari to pair with our dishes (Junmai Ginjo, Junmai Wataru, Kimoto, etc.). We also had a Burgundy red wine to complement the meat and a medium-sized beer. The prices were unclear.＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊Regarding the accommodation, I think there are some details that may not be clear beforehand, so I’ll record a few notes:- Pickup: If you contact them in advance, they will pick you up from the nearest Yogo Station. The options were either 3:30 PM or 4:30 PM.- Location: The location overlooks Lake Yogo, which is associated with the legend of the celestial maiden. The building and the accommodation area have a modern design.There is no shop nearby, and no convenience stores in the vicinity, so please bring anything you might need.- Large public bath: There is a large public bath available. The changing area only has tissues and lacks other amenities. There is no gender rotation.The bath is divided into a space with a tub and an observation bath area. If you plan to go to the observation bath, please read the posted guidelines carefully.Specifically, wearing a yukata is required as a consideration for the local residents.- Room: - Room attire: Yukata (no pajamas or samue) - Amenities: Cotton, hair cap, hairbrush, toothbrush, body towel, no cosmetic amenities. - Towels: One large and one small. - No socks. - Refrigerator: Yes. - Mineral water: Four bottles in the refrigerator. - Tea: Two bags of tea leaves in tea bags. - No snacks. - No freezer space.- Breakfast: Available only at 8 AM. The menu made me crave Japanese sake.- Drop-off: They will drop you off at Yogo Station either at around 9 AM or 10 AM. During breakfast, they will ask which time you prefer.
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