"It was clean and I was satisfied with the staff's response. Also, if I have a chance, I would definitely like to use it."

"I used this inn because I was planning to take a ferry from Cape Irago. The room was a Japanese-style room with a separate toilet, sink, and bath. They asked that guests finish bathing by 10 PM. It seems to be run by a husband and wife, so it's understandable. It was clean and reasonably well-maintained, and I didn't have any particular complaints. The location is perfect. There's a convenience store within walking distance, and a Genki supermarket a few minutes' drive away, so you won't have any trouble finding food. There are also scenic spots scattered nearby. The entrance is narrow and a little hard to find, but there's a catering sign near the FamilyMart, so you can enter from there. The inn's name is written on the side of the building, and there are traffic cones in the parking lot, so you shouldn't get lost if you use those as landmarks."

"The room is great, and it's a great place to see the sea and feel the beauty of the sea. I will go there again if I have the chance, and I will recommend it to my friends."

"This hotel is very cost-effective. Compared with domestic hotels, it is really speechless. The service is not as good as that of three stars, and the price is more than five stars."

"We had a wonderful two-night stay at Kakujoro and truly enjoyed the unique atmosphere of this beautiful historic ryokan. From the moment we arrived, the staff were warm and welcoming. We stayed in the maisonette-style room “Tsuyukusa,” which was very comfortable, and we were also greeted by Myu-chan, Kakujoro’s adorable and very friendly cat! The food was one of the highlights of our stay. On the first evening, we enjoyed the “Oitoji” kaiseki course featuring local Atsumi cuisine and seasonal fresh fish. On our second evening, we had a wonderful wild torafugu course. It was our first time eating fugu in summer, and we were surprised by how plump and delicious it was. We especially enjoyed experiencing the different preparations throughout the course. The onsen was also excellent. The water was pleasantly warm, making it very relaxing to soak for a long time after a day of sightseeing or golf. We also had an opportunity to tour both Kakujoro and Izutsuro and learn more about their history. The beautiful traditional architecture and atmosphere make the property feel very special. What impressed us most was the personal hospitality. Uemura-san and his team took very good care of us throughout our stay and made us feel genuinely welcome. Kakujoro is a wonderful place to experience Japanese history, local cuisine, onsen, and warm hospitality in the Atsumi Peninsula. We would definitely love to visit again!"

"It's a shame, because the inn is well-built."

"The large public bath was nice and not crowded! Breakfast starts at 6:30 AM, but it was quite crowded from 6:30 AM due to the large number of construction workers! The heating on the air conditioner wasn't very effective!"

"Everything is OK."

"Service is very good"