Notori Hut - Minamikoma District

I used it for 1 night from 9/28 and tent night. I had been concerned about gas and rain for a long time, but when I arrived, it was sunny and overwhelmed by Mt. If the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji and at night you can see the night view of Kofu city. I was looking forward to seeing the old man, but of course I was enrolled but unfortunately I never got involved. However, instead of Oyaji-san, the woman in the housekeeper who was kind enough to deal with everything from reception to guidance was very beautiful, and I felt that I was betrayed in a good way from what I had expected. The toilet will go back to nature as soon as you say it. The door seemed to be locked if it was devised, but I don't know the effect because it was not opened during use. The mountain badges are sold from Kitadake, Manotake, Noritake and Nishinotoridake, but the ones sold here are cooler than others. We sold a kite badge with an unusual design that only the last one was in stock. Because I was running vertically with heavy equipment, I got stuck after arriving and I planned to descend to Narada, so I left early in the morning, I felt like I could not fully enjoy this hut The I think I should have been more involved with both the old man, the woman in the housekeeper, and the dog, so I will definitely use them again.

It is used for staying in a tent on the Shiraminesanzan traverse after the rainy season. One tent is 1000 yen. Beer 600 yen, cola 300 yen. On weekdays, I don't need to make a reservation even if I stay in the hut, my father said. Dad, it seems a little hard to hear, but it was a response without any problems. You can see the Kofu basin from the tent area. The toilet is as rumored. The wind blows on your butt when you're doing something. Let's bring the paper.

I stopped by for a break because I wanted to meet the rumored uncle. At first, I was bluntly saying, "Is it for something?", But when I asked him to buy a cola and take a break, he came to the side and talked to me in various ways. There are pros and cons, but I thought he was a gentle uncle who considered the safety of climbers more than any other hut. When the talk bounced, he sent out, "I talked so much that my mouth got tired, so go now!" "Don't bother people when you come to play. Be careful." By the way, I don't know because I don't use any facilities.

That peculiar smell is dangerous. The era is Reiwa. That is allowed in the Showa era. It was hard, but I was forced to go to Daimonzawa and the answer was correct.

I stopped by on the way from Daimonzawa hut to Kitadake Sanso. Have coffee and take a 10-minute break at the hearth. The inside of the hut was crowded with one party of the tour. There was also a female staff member. I couldn't talk to my husband, sorry. The equipment is old, but it is a good old mountain hut. The water place has passed through, but it is surprising that there is a water place in that location. Thank you very much.

This is fine. Because it is a "mountain lodge". This is not an inn. It is a 3000m ridgeline. Climbers are not "customers". You should be grateful that you can sleep without worrying about the rain and wind. I'm happy that you can serve me a meal. Even the water is drawn to a place where you can walk. Thank you. This is the original appearance of the mountain lodge. The person complaining is making a big mistake. Early arrival and early arrival are common sense for safe mountaineering. If you want to have a meal, it is natural that you will arrive at your destination by 15:00. No excuses work. Understanding physical strength / experience / physical condition, weather, course time, and topographic map. After doing these things, make a plan and execute it so that you can arrive early. All are at your own risk. If you can't, you're bad. If you feel uncomfortable about being scolded for your late arrival, you will fall down. You have to think of it as a commandment against dangerous mountaineering. If you are dissatisfied with your meal, you can prepare your own meals. I will do my own thing. This should be the basis of mountaineering. For those who take the "unnaturally over-blessed" huts of recent years for granted, it's a harsh hut. However, although it's awkward, this is enough for "mountain lodge". Rather, it is a valuable existence where you can feel the origin and humanity of mountain climbing in the inconvenience. * About the toilet As expected, improvement is needed. This was normal decades ago, but the needs of the times are becoming more stringent in terms of hygiene and the environment.