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Sangenjaya House

- 80 m2
- sleeps 8
- 3 bedrooms
- Modern kitchen & facilities
- Located in central Tokyo, CLOSE TO SHIBUYA
Built in 1936, Sangenjaya House is a 80m2 beautifully restored home with soaring ceilings over a spacious kitchen and living area. Since 2023, it has hosted happy families and groups, offering a warm, stylish retreat just minutes from Shibuya.
Sangenjaya Villa

- 86 m2
- sleeps 6
- 2 bedrooms
- Modern kitchen & facilities
- Located in central Tokyo
Built in the 1930s and thoughtfully revived in 2025, Sangenjaya Villa is a 86m² designer home featuring a soaring 7m ceiling, intricate Japanese carpentry, and a 3.5m stainless steel chef’s kitchen. A serene and spacious retreat just minutes from Shibuya — perfect for families, creatives, and groups seeking something special.
Sangenjaya Museum

- 75 m2
- sleeps 7
- 3 bedrooms
- Updated kitchen & facilities
- Located in central Tokyo
Built in the Showa era and restored in 2025, Sangenjaya Museum is one of the last remaining traditional homes in the neighborhood. With Japanese-style rooms upstairs and concrete floors below, it’s a thoughtful blend of old-world charm and modern design. Tucked away on a quiet street just minutes from Shibuya, this 75m² home offers a peaceful, design-forward escape for families and friends seeking a truly local experience.
Wakabayashi Park House

- 55 m2
- sleeps 6
- 2 bedrooms
- Modern kitchen & facilities
- Located in central Tokyo
Wakabayashi Park House – Tokyo’s brightest home, overlooking a serene Japanese park with a majestic sakura tree at its doorstep. A beautifully renovated escape close to Shibuya.
Sumida Park House
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- 80 m2
- sleeps 10
- 4 bedrooms
- Modern kitchen & facilities
- Located in central Tokyo
A newly renovated two-story family home near Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree, blending Japanese character with Scandinavian design. Built in the 1980s, the house offers over 80m² (860ft) of space. The 40m² open-plan living and dining area is ideal for families and groups, with natural wood floors, a large wood-and-tile kitchen, two toilets, and peaceful views of the park and its cherry tree.
Waterfall House
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- 78 m2
- sleeps 10
- 2 bedrooms, sofa bed, 2 lofts
- Modern kitchen & facilities
- Located in Chiba, Otaki
Just 70 minutes from Tokyo, Japandi Waterfall House is a restored retreat—the closest private residence to Awamata-no-Taki and its river. Blending Japanese and Scandinavian design, it features a private sauna and outdoor BBQ in a curated Japanese garden. As evening falls, Chiba's largest waterfall becomes yours alone—a unique nature escape for families and groups within easy reach of Tokyo.

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Japandi Houses was founded by Swedish creator Anton Wormann, known as Anton in Japan. Growing up in a 1909-built home in suburban Stockholm, he developed a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, timeless design, and the stories old homes can tell.
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In 2018, Anton moved to Japan, where he discovered a growing number of abandoned houses waiting to be revived. What began as a personal passion—renovating these forgotten spaces — has grown into a mission: to breathe new life into them, blending Scandinavian simplicity with Japanese tradition.


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Today, Japandi Houses offers beautifully restored stays, preserving history while creating warm, inviting homes for travelers to experience Japan in a whole new way.
Japandi Village
Sangenjaya Museum, Sangenjaya House, and Sangenjaya Villa are three beautifully restored homes located side by side in the heart of Tokyo. Together, they can host groups of up to 20 people—perfect for large families, retreats, or creative gatherings. Offering a one-of-a-kind stay just minutes from Shibuya.

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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.







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