CraftFlat Asakusa House

A spacious two-story Japanese-style house with three separate bedrooms provides a comfortable and authentic experience for groups or families visiting Japan.

In a traditional Japanese house, you can expect a design that incorporates elements such as tatami mats (straw mats), sliding doors (fusuma), and low furniture. The layout typically emphasizes open spaces and natural materials, creating a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere.

Having three separate bedrooms in the house is a great advantage, as it allows for privacy and personal space for each member of your group or family.

Additionally, the multi-story design of the house provides ample space for everyone to move around and relax. You can enjoy the first-floor common area, such as a living room and dining area.

The whole 2-storied house of 80m2 will be yours to use.

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Bedrooms are located on the 2nd floor:
The first bedroom has one queen bed (160cm x 200cm) and sleeps 2.
The second bedroom has a double bed (140cm x 200cm) and sleeps 2.
The third bedroom has a bunkbed - equal to a single bed (90cm x 200cm) and sleeps 2.
* Additionally, one single futon set can be prepared.
Futons will be added based on the number of additional guests after 5 people.

The toilet and bathroom on the 1st floor are separated.

Perfect set up for your Tokyo Trip.

Tokyo Skytree is a famous landmark and broadcasting tower located in the Sumida ward of Tokyo, Japan.

The area around Tokyo Skytree is known as "Tokyo Skytree Town" and is a vibrant commercial and entertainment district. It includes a large shopping complex called Tokyo Solamachi, which features over 300 shops, restaurants, and entertainment facilities. Visitors can enjoy shopping for souvenirs, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Tokyo from its observation decks, try out delicious Japanese cuisine, and even experience traditional Japanese culture.

Tokyo Skytree is not far from the historic Asakusa district, which is famous for its Senso-ji Temple, Nakamise shopping street, and traditional Japanese architecture. It's a popular destination for tourists, and you can easily combine a visit to Tokyo Skytree with exploring Asakusa's cultural attractions.

Sky Tree Station 10 min. walk
* Tobu Skytree Line

Oshiage Station (Sky Tree) 10 min. walk
* Subway Asakusa Line
* Subway Hanzomon Line
* Oshiage Line
* Tobu Skytree Line

Asakusa station 15 min. walk
* Subway Asakusa Line
* Subway Ginza Line
* Tobu Skytree Line

Shibuya Station 34 min
Shinjuku Station 26 min
Haneda Airport 45 min
Narita Airport 1 hour 10 minutes