This Japanese-style guest house, renovated from an old residence, brings together the everyday charm of Asakusa, a quiet sense of Zen, and the warmth of a home.
About Asakusa Hanagawaya
Asakusa Hanagawaya, also known as 浅草 花川屋, is located in the Hanakawado neighborhood near Senso-ji Temple. The noren curtain at the entrance, wooden lattice windows and the outline of the old house preserve the quiet, human warmth of a traditional Tokyo street.
This old residence has been carefully restored and managed by a couple, who have brought Japanese living details into a space made for real stays. Tatami mats, paper lanterns, wooden textures, tea utensils and soft lighting are not arranged merely for display. They are there so that travelers can pause in Asakusa, sleep well, enjoy a cup of tea, and slowly gather themselves during the journey.
The name “Hanagawaya” carries the imagery of flowers and flowing water from haiku, as well as the spirit of ichigo ichie, treasuring each once-in-a-lifetime encounter. It does not seek exaggerated luxury. Instead, between the everyday liveliness and historical atmosphere of Asakusa, it offers a gentle, clean and reassuring Japanese-style place to stay.
Location
The address is clear and easy to navigate. Asakusa Station is within walking distance, and it is convenient to travel from Asakusa to Ueno, Ginza, Akihabara, Shibuya, Shinjuku and other areas.
The Sumida River and Tokyo Skytree are ideal for walks and night views. The surrounding area has restaurants, shopping streets and traditional temples and shrines. It is suitable for first-time visitors to Tokyo, as well as travelers who want to experience Asakusa at a slower pace.
2 Chome-9-6 Hanakawado, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0033, Japan
Rooms & Details
Senso-ji by day, Sumida River by night.
Low table, tea utensils, tatami mats and wooden lattice windows create a quieter place to rest during the day.
Warm wooden floors and a low table create an easy rhythm for resting.
Soft daylight keeps the room bright and quiet.
It is ideal for tea, a short pause, or relaxed conversation.
A comfortable corner for planning the day or simply slowing down.
Lattice windows, wood grain and tea utensils create a quiet Japanese atmosphere.
Small details preserve the warmth of an old Asakusa home.
The whole space feels calm, durable and unhurried.
The kitchen includes a refrigerator, microwave, cookware and rice cooker.
Simple breakfasts and everyday warm meals can be prepared with ease.
Its compact, practical layout makes daily use straightforward.
Whether staying briefly or a little longer, you can settle in comfortably.
Tatami mats and futon bedding keep the room simple, steady and Japanese.
The open, clean layout is suited to group stays.
Natural light gives the room a warmer feeling.
At night, the space returns the journey to quiet and ease.
AIRBNB REVIEWS
Aditie
Fremont, California
AIRBNB ORIGINAL TEXTLovely home near the Senso-ji temple. Location is good, close to the train station. Lots of food options also in walking distance. The home was neat and clean.
ENGLISH TRANSLATIONLovely home near Senso-ji Temple. The location is good, close to the train station, with many food options within walking distance. The home was neat and clean.
Jean-Louis
Airbnb user for 7 years
AIRBNB ORIGINAL TEXTNous avons passé un agréable moment dans cette petite maison de tradition japonaise, le dépaysement est assuré !!
ENGLISH TRANSLATIONWe had a pleasant time in this traditional Japanese house. It offered a true change of scenery and atmosphere.
Kyunha
Airbnb user for 9 years
AIRBNB ORIGINAL TEXT호스트 분이 친절하고 신속하게 답변해주셔서 불편함 없이 지내다 갑니다!! 집 내부와 침구류 등 모두 너무 깨끗해서 좋았어요!!!!
ENGLISH TRANSLATIONThe host was kind and responded quickly, so we had a comfortable stay without any inconvenience. The inside of the house and the bedding were all very clean, which we really appreciated.
Booking & Contact
For travelers who wish to enjoy a quiet, gentle stay close to the historic streets of Asakusa, please contact us to confirm available dates and check-in arrangements.
