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A two-storey wooden townhouse near the teahouse district, restored with local lacquer and gold leaf.
Tsuta means ivy, and it covers the side wall in summer and turns red in autumn. The house is all yours: a sitting room on tatami, a small garden, a bedroom under the eaves.
Local craftspeople restored it. The alcove holds a lacquer tray, the sliding doors have gold-leaf pulls. Higashi Chaya is a few minutes’ walk, best before the shops open.
- Type
- machiya
- Bath
- none
- Sleeping
- futon or bed
- Size
- 75 m²
- Guests
- 2–4
The details
- Whole house to yourselves
- Deep tub; no onsen
- Restored with Kanazawa lacquer and gold leaf
- Five minutes on foot to Higashi Chaya
- Small kitchen and garden
We can include a night here in any journey that passes nearby.
Plan with usJourneys that stay here
10 daysPrice on requestAutumn in the AlpsLarch gold, maple red, and the first frost on the high valleys.Best: Oct · Nov
12 daysPrice on requestFirst Time, Done WellFour places, properly. Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto and Kanazawa.Best: Mar · Apr · May · Oct · Nov
11 daysPrice on requestCraft JapanClay, indigo, lacquer and rice: the hands behind the things.Best: Apr · May · Jun · Oct · Nov