floor plan Overview
First floor is open and designed for socializing, perfect for unwinding after a day in Tokyo. With natural wood accents, a bar counter and a full sized kitchen, it’s ideal for gathering and relaxing.
The second floor of Sangenjaya Villa showcases the home’s original charm and thoughtful design. Bedrooms with woven ceilings, a cozy reading nook, and a beautifully crafted koagari tatami room that blends traditional Japanese elements with Scandinavian simplicity—preserving the soul of the house while offering a restful and inspiring stay.
Bedrooms
01.
Double mattress in a traditional Japanese room
02.
Two traditional Japanese futons in a traditional Japanese Tatami room
03.
Queen size Sofa bed
Kitchen
The first floor is centered around a fully equipped stainless steel kitchen. It includes a bar counter—perfect for inviting a private Japanese chef or trying your hand at homemade sushi. You’ll also find a full-sized Miele dishwasher, cooktop, and a full sized family fridge.
Bathrooms
Sangenjaya Villa’s bathroom is designed with both elegance and functionality in mind. It features handcrafted tiles from Gifu Prefecture, a full-sized bathtub, and a sleek double sink. Subtle design touches throughout—along with a modern Japanese toilet—create a calm, refined atmosphere for your daily rituals..
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 on Chazawa Doori is only a minute away from Sangenjaya House, Sangenjaya Musem & Sangenjaya Villa.
