MishukuOnna201

There are a lot of extras (stroller, umbrellas, snorkeling masks, rice cooker, etc.).

The pans and pots were unfortunately really ruined. The pillows were not so nice for me.

The location was pretty easy to find and in a quiet part of Onna Village, within easy walking distance of some sight seeing, snorkeling, and a small grocery. It is well situated to drive to many other attractions with less than 60minutes to Naha (south) or Nago (north). The unit came equipped with basic cooking needs (gas stove with fish drawer, kettle, microwave, rice cooker, fridge with freezer) although lacking a bread toaster or oven we were able to make careful use of the fish drawer to meet our needs. Definably on our list of consideration for future trips to Okinawa.

Just two minor points. We were unfamiliar with the hot water on call system, so it took some trial and error and research to figure out how to use it, a multi-lingual instruction card or including it the check in notes would be helpful for future guests. Second, having grab bars to aid getting in and out of the tub would be a great addition for those with mobility issues.

Vert clean apartment, has everything that you need, even vintage Nintendo, close to a spectacular coast walk and beaches. Hosts has good communication. For Japan standards, the apartment was very big and spacious

the number of the room is 201, in the guide it was written 401. When you come for the first time, it is not easy to find the building, but it is not a bid deal

The environment is quiet and conducive to sleep.

Since it was on a country road, I had to rely on Google Maps for my first visit. Unfortunately, I was driving a 7-seater Alphard I rented for the first time. Getting lost in the narrow alleys was really stressful and quite an adventure!