78.17 ㎡
~ 5 Guests 
2 Bedroom(s)
2 Bed(s)?Single × 2Semi-double × 0Double × 0Sofa × 0
3 Futons
1 Bathroom
2 Toilet(s)
WiFi
Floor Heating
Kitchen
Electric Stove
Microwave
TV
Apple TV
Hairdryer
Amenities
Washing Machine
Iron
AC (with Heater)
A machiya vacation home embellished in bronze, copper and silver.
A traditional machiya that re-imagines rustic materials in a gorgeous, modern design. Like warm rust colours and polished metals, marvel at this sophisticated space refined by time and history. Surround yourself in the warmth and boldness of “Shakudo-an”.
Prepare a light meal in the exquisite kitchen and gather with your guests in the Japanese-style living room to admire the inner garden. Retreat upstairs to the bedrooms adorned with such features of tea ceremony rooms as a ‘tokonoma’ art alcove, 'tatami' straw mats and more.
78.17 ㎡~ 5 Guests 2 Bedrooms2 Beds?Single × 2Semi-double × 0Double × 0Sofa × 03 Futons1 Bathroom2 Toilet(s)WiFiFloor HeatingKitchenElectric StoveMicrowaveTVHairdryerAmenitiesWashing MachineIronAC (with Heater)
Bold metallics and traditional design
Enter to see a modern interpretation of the circular window typically found in tea ceremony rooms. The round shape frames and softens the silver and bronze tilework.
Exquisite kitchen
Find sleek copper lighting over a kitchen island based on the traditional ‘okudo’ stone hearth. A stone border inspired by Zen gardens invites serenity into the space.
Japanese living room
Appreciate delicate design elements here. ‘Shoji’ sliding doors, braided wooden ceiling and a ‘tokonoma’ art display space are all features of a traditional tea ceremony room.
Three gardens
Enjoy a garden view from anywhere on the first floor. In the front, find a beautiful stone arrangement. In the back, bask by the fresh garden from the veranda or Japanese living room.
A soothing space to rest
A ‘tokonoma’ with a wispy metallic art and copper lighting are found here. Rich woodwork and the wooden ceiling envelope the room in warmth.
Retreat to this playful bedroom
Notice the open architecture of the high ceilings. Slide open the window in the wall to find an entrance way into the tea ceremony room.
