Nakano House is a centuries-old Japanese residence with a storied past dating back to its construction in 1971. Built with exceptional architectural skill and rare, domestically-sourced materials, the house has been re-imagined through a blend of Japanese and Scandinavian traditions, offering a unique Japandi experience.
Nakano House is a centuries-old Japanese residence with a storied past dating back to its construction in 1971. Built with exceptional architectural skill and rare, domestically-sourced materials, the house has been re-imagined through a blend of Japanese and Scandinavian traditions, offering a unique Japandi experience.
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
The first floor of Nakano House has undergone a complete transformation into a luxurious blend of traditional and contemporary, minimalist design. With open beams, Japanese woodwork, a tiled kitchen, and a handcrafted counter-top, the space is elegant and timeless through its incorporation of natural elements.
The second floor presents the contrasts within Japandi design. In one room, the opened ceiling and pillars add depth to the beautifully wood-paneled floor. In the other, preserved sakura wood beams, sliding doors, and traditional tatami mats showcase elegance and timeless Japanese aesthetics. Meanwhile, an open-air balcony offers a retreat from the inside.
The first floor of Nakano House has undergone a complete transformation into a luxurious blend of traditional and contemporary, minimalist design. With open beams, Japanese woodwork, a tiled kitchen, and a handcrafted counter-top, the space is elegant and timeless through its incorporation of natural elements.
The second floor presents the contrasts within Japandi design. In one room, the opened ceiling and pillars add depth to the beautifully wood-paneled floor. In the other, preserved sakura wood beams, sliding doors, and traditional tatami mats showcase elegance and timeless Japanese aesthetics. Meanwhile, an open-air balcony offers a retreat from the inside.
The first floor of Nakano House has undergone a complete transformation into a luxurious blend of traditional and contemporary, minimalist design. With open beams, Japanese woodwork, a tiled kitchen, and a handcrafted counter-top, the space is elegant and timeless through its incorporation of natural elements.
The second floor presents the contrasts within Japandi design. In one room, the opened ceiling and pillars add depth to the beautifully wood-paneled floor. In the other, preserved sakura wood beams, sliding doors, and traditional tatami mats showcase elegance and timeless Japanese aesthetics. Meanwhile, an open-air balcony offers a retreat from the inside.
Japanese and Scandinavian Minimalism
Japanese and Scandinavian Minimalism
Japanese and Scandinavian Minimalism
Preserving Japanese Tradition
Preserving Japanese Tradition
Preserving Japanese Tradition
From the grand maguro-ishi stepping stone of the staircase to the shoji sliding doors, tatami mat flooring, and wooden bathtub, every aspect of the house was meticulously crafted with the aim of upholding Japanese tradition.
Nakano House seamlessly blends nature, minimalism, and luxury, all while honoring its rich history and preserving quintessential Japanese cultural elements.
From the grand maguro-ishi stepping stone of the staircase to the shoji sliding doors, tatami mat flooring, and wooden bathtub, every aspect of the house was meticulously crafted with the aim of upholding Japanese tradition.
Nakano House seamlessly blends nature, minimalism, and luxury, all while honoring its rich history and preserving quintessential Japanese cultural elements.
From the grand maguro-ishi stepping stone of the staircase to the shoji sliding doors, tatami mat flooring, and wooden bathtub, every aspect of the house was meticulously crafted with the aim of upholding Japanese tradition.
Nakano House seamlessly blends nature, minimalism, and luxury, all while honoring its rich history and preserving quintessential Japanese cultural elements.
HOUSE OVERVIEW
HOUSE OVERVIEW
HOUSE OVERVIEW
Nakano House is a Showa, century-old Japanese residence, mixing traditional and modern design. The home boasts a stone garden and balcony, separate Japanese and Scandinavian style bedrooms, and a first floor that harmoniously combines both styles. This Japandi home is the perfect getaway for families, couples and groups of up to 5 people.
Nakano House is a Showa, century-old Japanese residence, mixing traditional and modern design. The home boasts a stone garden and balcony, separate Japanese and Scandinavian style bedrooms, and a first floor that harmoniously combines both styles. This Japandi home is the perfect getaway for families, couples and groups of up to 5 people.
Nakano House is a Showa, century-old Japanese residence, mixing traditional and modern design. The home boasts a stone garden and balcony, separate Japanese and Scandinavian style bedrooms, and a first floor that harmoniously combines both styles. This Japandi home is the perfect getaway for families, couples and groups of up to 5 people.
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 1
Double mattress in a traditional Japanese room
Double mattress in a traditional Japanese room
Double mattress in a traditional Japanese room
Double mattress in a traditional Japanese room
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2
Three futons in a Japanese Tatami room
Three futons in a Japanese Tatami room
Three futons in a Japanese Tatami room
Three futons in a Japanese Tatami room
HOUSE OVERVIEW
Nakano House is a Showa, century-old Japanese residence, mixing traditional and modern design. The home boasts a stone garden and balcony, separate Japanese and Scandinavian style bedrooms, and a first floor that harmoniously combines both styles. This Japandi home is the perfect getaway for families, couples and groups of up to 5 people.
FACILITIES
Kitchen
The house features a bright and fully custom kitchen with a handcrafted, high wooden countertop. With tiled walls and large mirrors that brighten the space, the kitchen is fully stocked with a family size fridge and built-in washing machine, dishwasher, and oven.
Bathrooms
Our meticulously designed bathroom reflects our custom Japandi design. Experience the luxury of a Japanese TOTO toilet and relax in a deep, traditional Japanese tub surrounded by beautifully tiled walls. The floor showcases authentic Japanese sunoko wooden flooring, complemented by the house's original, preserved Showa-era tiles.
Walkway
Leading up to Nakano House is a wooden deck made of recycled Ganbatsu. All the wood is of the highest quality and domestically sourced right here in Japan.
Philosophy & Sustainability
Philosophy & Sustainability
At Japandi Houses, we believe that a true cultural experience starts with finding a home. We offer unique spaces blending Scandinavian and Japanese design, providing spacious, minimalist living where guests can relax. Our restored, traditional Japanese homes combine beauty, simplicity, and modern comfort, creating a peaceful retreat for your stay.
At Japandi Houses, we believe that a true cultural experience starts with finding a home. We offer unique spaces blending Scandinavian and Japanese design, providing spacious, minimalist living where guests can relax. Our restored, traditional Japanese homes combine beauty, simplicity, and modern comfort, creating a peaceful retreat for your stay.
We invite you to experience the unique combination of Scandinavian and Japanese design that makes our home so special. Whether you're traveling with family or friends, our spacious, luxurious living spaces will provide you with the perfect place to call home during your stay in Tokyo.
HISTORY
HISTORY
Nakano House is a centuries-old Japanese residence with a storied past dating back to its construction in 1971. Built with exceptional architectural skill and rare, domestically-sourced materials, the house has been re-imagined through a blend of Japanese and Scandinavian traditions, offering a unique Japandi experience in TOKYO.
Japanese and Scandinavian Minimalism
The first floor of Nakano House has been transformed into a luxurious space that combines traditional and contemporary minimalist design, featuring open beams, Japanese woodwork, and a handcrafted countertop.
The second floor highlights Japandi contrasts with an open-ceiling room and a blend of traditional Japanese elements like sakura wood beams, sliding doors, and tatami mats, complemented by an open-air balcony.
Preserving Japanese Tradition
From the grand maguro-ishi stepping stone of the staircase to the shoji sliding doors, tatami mat flooring, and wooden bathtub, every aspect of the house was meticulously crafted with the aim of upholding Japanese tradition.
Nakano House seamlessly blends nature, minimalism, and luxury, all while honoring its rich history and preserving quintessential Japanese cultural elements.
AREA & ACCESS
Nakano House is about a 15-minute walk to the city center of Tokyo's Nakano ward, known for its mix of modernity and tradition. Famous for Nakano Broadway, a shopping spot for pop culture and second-hand goods, the area also offers many local, family-owned shops and eateries. There's no lack of shopping, parks, or cafes, and the nightlife certainly does not fall short with numerous izakayas and bars. The Showa-era look of many buildings and streets adds a nostalgic charm, providing popular spots for photography and exploration. Nakano is extremely well connected with the rest of Tokyo. The closest station to the house is served by the Marunouchi Line, one of Tokyo's major subway lines, offering convenient transportation for both residents and visitors.
AREA & ACCESS
Nakano House is about a 15-minute walk to the city center of Tokyo's Nakano ward, known for its mix of modernity and tradition. Famous for Nakano Broadway, a shopping spot for pop culture and second-hand goods, the area also offers many local, family-owned shops and eateries. There's no lack of shopping, parks, or cafes, and the nightlife certainly does not fall short with numerous izakayas and bars. The Showa-era look of many buildings and streets adds a nostalgic charm, providing popular spots for photography and exploration. Nakano is extremely well connected with the rest of Tokyo. The closest station to the house is served by the Marunouchi Line, one of Tokyo's major subway lines, offering convenient transportation for both residents and visitors.
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The house is conveniently located just a 6-minute walk from Shin-Nakano Station, offering easy access to popular destinations in Tokyo. From Shin-Nakano Station, it's a quick 15-minute train ride to Shinjuku, the busiest train station not just in Tokyo, but in the world.
We will send you the exact location after you book your stay.
The house is conveniently located just a 6-minute walk from Shin-Nakano Station, offering easy access to popular destinations in Tokyo. From Shin-Nakano Station, it's a quick 15-minute train ride to Shinjuku, the busiest train station not just in Tokyo, but in the world.
We will send you the exact location after you book your stay.
FACILITIES
FACILITIES
FACILITIES
Kitchen
Kitchen
Kitchen
The house features a bright and spacious first floor that includes a fully equipped kitchen with western height on the worktop. With almost 7 meters of ceiling height over the fully equipped kitchen, Sangenjaya House features a family-sized fridge, built-in oven, washing machine, and a full-sized Electrolux dishwasher
The house features a bright and fully custom kitchen with a handcrafted, high wooden countertop. With tiled walls and large mirrors that brighten the space, the kitchen is fully stocked with a family size fridge and built-in washing machine, dishwasher, and oven.
The house features a bright and fully custom kitchen with a handcrafted, high wooden countertop. With tiled walls and large mirrors that brighten the space, the kitchen is fully stocked with a family size fridge and built-in washing machine, dishwasher, and oven.
Bathrooms
Bathrooms
Bathrooms
For maximum comfort, the house is also equipped with four air conditioners, floor heating, and Japanese TOTO toilets. One of the highlights of Sangenjaya House is the Japanese Rotenburo located in the garden. It's the perfect place to relax and unwind after a day of exploring Tokyo.
Our meticulously designed bathroom reflects our custom Japandi design. Experience the luxury of a Japanese TOTO toilet and relax in a deep, traditional Japanese tub surrounded by beautifully tiled walls. The floor showcases authentic Japanese sunoko wooden flooring, complemented by the house's original, preserved Showa-era tiles.
Our meticulously designed bathroom reflects our custom Japandi design. Experience the luxury of a Japanese TOTO toilet and relax in a deep, traditional Japanese tub surrounded by beautifully tiled walls. The floor showcases authentic Japanese sunoko wooden flooring, complemented by the house's original, preserved Showa-era tiles.
Walkway
Walkway
Walkway
Leading up to Nakano House is a wooden deck made of recycled Ganbatsu. All the wood is of the highest quality and domestically sourced right here in Japan.
Leading up to Nakano House is a wooden deck made of recycled Ganbatsu. All the wood is of the highest quality and domestically sourced right here in Japan.
AREA & ACCESS
AREA & ACCESS
AREA & ACCESS
Sangenjaya House is located in the charming neighborhood of Sangenjaya, which is known for its lively atmosphere and rich history. Sangenjaya, meaning ‘three tea houses’ in Japanese, has a long history dating back to the Edo period. Today, it's famous for its trendy cafes, boutique shops, and bustling nightlife. The vibrant main strip is only a minute away from Sangenjaya House. Don't miss the charming Chazawa doori, which transforms into a lively pedestrian street every Sunday. As one of Tokyo's most popular neighborhoods, Sangenjaya has something for everyone, from trendy cafes and bars to traditional shops and eateries. For more inspiration, check out Time Out Tokyo's guide to the top 20 things to do in Sangenjaya
Nakano House is about a 15-minute walk to the city center of Tokyo's Nakano ward, known for its mix of modernity and tradition. Famous for Nakano Broadway, a shopping spot for pop culture and second-hand goods, the area also offers many local, family-owned shops and eateries. There's no lack of shopping, parks, or cafes, and the nightlife certainly does not fall short with numerous izakayas and bars. The Showa-era look of many buildings and streets adds a nostalgic charm, providing popular spots for photography and exploration. Nakano is extremely well connected with the rest of Tokyo. The closest station to the house is served by the Marunouchi Line, one of Tokyo's major subway lines, offering convenient transportation for both residents and visitors.
Nakano House is about a 15-minute walk to the city center of Tokyo's Nakano ward, known for its mix of modernity and tradition. Famous for Nakano Broadway, a shopping spot for pop culture and second-hand goods, the area also offers many local, family-owned shops and eateries. There's no lack of shopping, parks, or cafes, and the nightlife certainly does not fall short with numerous izakayas and bars. The Showa-era look of many buildings and streets adds a nostalgic charm, providing popular spots for photography and exploration. Nakano is extremely well connected with the rest of Tokyo. The closest station to the house is served by the Marunouchi Line, one of Tokyo's major subway lines, offering convenient transportation for both residents and visitors.
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The house is conveniently located just a 6-minute walk from Sangenjaya Station, offering easy access to popular destinations in Tokyo. From Sangenjaya Station, it's a quick 5-minute train ride to Shibuya, 10 minutes to Omotesando, and 15 minutes to Shinjuku.
We will send you the exact location after you book your stay.
The house is conveniently located just a 6-minute walk from Shin-Nakano Station, offering easy access to popular destinations in Tokyo. From Shin-Nakano Station, it's a quick 15-minute train ride to Shinjuku, the busiest train station not just in Tokyo, but in the world.
We will send you the exact location after you book your stay.
The house is conveniently located just a 6-minute walk from Shin-Nakano Station, offering easy access to popular destinations in Tokyo. From Shin-Nakano Station, it's a quick 15-minute train ride to Shinjuku, the busiest train station not just in Tokyo, but in the world.
We will send you the exact location after you book your stay.
Indulge in the perfect blend of Japanese and Scandinavian architecture at our beautifully renovated Sangenjaya house. Ideal for families and groups, we can't wait to welcome you to your home away from home in Tokyo.
Indulge in the perfect blend of Japanese and Scandinavian architecture at our beautifully renovated Sangenjaya house. Ideal for families and groups, we can't wait to welcome you to your home away from home in Tokyo.
Indulge in the perfect blend of Japanese and Scandinavian architecture at our beautifully renovated Sangenjaya house. Ideal for families and groups, we can't wait to welcome you to your home away from home in Tokyo.
Indulge in the perfect blend of Japanese and Scandinavian architecture at our beautifully renovated Sangenjaya house. Ideal for families and groups, we can't wait to welcome you to your home away from home in Tokyo.
Book your stay
Book your stay
Book your stay
Book your stay
We invite you to experience the unique combination of Scandinavian and Japanese design that makes our home so special. Whether you're traveling with family or friends, our spacious, luxurious living spaces will provide you with the perfect place to call home during your stay in Tokyo
We invite you to experience the unique combination of Scandinavian and Japanese design that makes our home so special. Whether you're traveling with family or friends, our spacious, luxurious living spaces will provide you with the perfect place to call home during your stay in Tokyo.
We invite you to experience the unique combination of Scandinavian and Japanese design that makes our home so special. Whether you're traveling with family or friends, our spacious, luxurious living spaces will provide you with the perfect place to call home during your stay in Tokyo.
Philosophy & Sustainability
Philosophy & Sustainability
Philosophy & Sustainability
At Japandi Houses, we believe that finding a place to call home is essential to truly experience a new culture. That's why we've created unique spaces that combines the beauty and simplicity of Scandinavian and Japanese design to provide guests with a truly unforgettable experience.
We understand that traveling can be tiring, and returning to a cramped hotel room at the end of the day is not the best way to unwind. That's why we've created homes that offer spacious, minimalist living space where you can truly relax and feel at ease. Our decades old Japanese houses have been carefully restored to preserve their traditional beauty, while incorporating recycled materials and modern amenities to ensure that our guests enjoy the best of both worlds. By creating a space where guests can slow down and appreciate the beauty of simplicity, we hope to help them find a sense of peace and rejuvenation during their stay.
At Japandi Houses, we believe that a true cultural experience starts with finding a home. We offer unique spaces blending Scandinavian and Japanese design, providing spacious, minimalist living where guests can relax. Our restored, traditional Japanese homes combine beauty, simplicity, and modern comfort, creating a peaceful retreat for your stay.
At Japandi Houses, we believe that a true cultural experience starts with finding a home. We offer unique spaces blending Scandinavian and Japanese design, providing spacious, minimalist living where guests can relax. Our restored, traditional Japanese homes combine beauty, simplicity, and modern comfort, creating a peaceful retreat for your stay.
FACILITIES
Kitchen
The house features a bright and fully custom kitchen with a handcrafted, high wooden countertop. With tiled walls and large mirrors that brighten the space, the kitchen is fully stocked with a family size fridge and built-in washing machine, dishwasher, and oven.
Bathrooms
Our meticulously designed bathroom reflects our custom Japandi design. Experience the luxury of a Japanese TOTO toilet and relax in a deep, traditional Japanese tub surrounded by beautifully tiled walls. The floor showcases authentic Japanese sunoko wooden flooring, complemented by the house's original, preserved Showa-era tiles.
Walkway
Leading up to Nakano House is a wooden deck made of recycled Ganbatsu. All the wood is of the highest quality and domestically sourced right here in Japan.
For more information, please contact us at
info@anton.jp
For more information, please contact us at
info@anton.jp
For more information, please contact us at
info@anton.jp
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© 2024 Japandi Houses. All rights reserved.
© 2024 Japandi Houses. All rights reserved.