貧民窟日本神社(Casa de Pueblo Japanese Shrine Unit 2)

The location is in an elevated setting quite high in the mountain offering guests a clear view of the trees and peak of the mountain range. The owner Dan is pleasant and offers guests a tour of property and shares insights on the surrounding area. The inside of property is neat and organized for guests. If you have children, the local dogs on the property are quite noisy all night (5-7 dogs) and seem to act as a security detail.

It was amazing. The views are breathtaking. We listened to music on the top deck and played cards. We had a Netflix movie night with the kids. On Sunday it was a short walk to the store where they have a Kerioki machine. We sang and danced with a few locals. I can't say enough about the views. It reminded me of the smokey mountains in North Carolina. Ken and his wife were very accommodating. We will return no doubt!