“本と遊びに埋もれて、家族で時間を忘れた古民家”
I stayed at a renovated old Japanese house, and the staff’s hospitality was truly wonderful. The selection of table games was extensive, and the retro consoles like the Famicom and Nintendo 64 were also available, so the kids got completely absorbed in games they’d never seen before, making the whole family really excited. The comics were an insane variety and quantity, enough to keep us busy for hours. The garden’s vegetables were all-you-can-eat, and we could harvest okra and eggplant. In the morning I brewed hand‑ground coffee myself and enjoyed it. A nearby bakery was great, and we visited it twice with the family during our stay. We bought bread for breakfast, and because the bus stop is right in front of the hotel, we all had shaved ice while waiting for the bus. The staff were kind, making for a pleasant dining experience. The only downside was the access: from Nagaoka Station it takes just under 50 minutes by door‑to‑door bus, with about one bus per hour. The bus stop is only a three‑minute walk from the hotel, so if you plan your time well, it’s not inconvenient. I realized how car‑centric Niigata is. If you’re not driving, check the bus schedule beforehand to feel secure.
YuIl y a un mois