Located on the second floor above Sanada-tei Café, this guestroom features striking bamboo-covered walls along the entrance corridor and stairway, echoing the use of bamboo in the shop below. The bedroom features an impressive panel showing a section of Hokusai’s Raging Waves: Masculine Waves along with large windows that give the room an open, airy feel. A fully equipped kitchen and appliances including a washer and dryer are provided for extended stays. The living room features an 85-inch television and a soundbar.

* There is no elevator, only stairs.

This room is located on the second floor above Naka Chestnut Confections, in a renovated structure built in 1931 by a master carpenter from Obuse whose name can still be seen inscribed on a ceiling beam. The living room retains an original window shaped like Mount Fuji, while the bedroom features an impressive panel showing a section of Hokusai’s Raging Waves: Feminine Waves. The small courtyard just inside the entrance contains a tarayō holly tree planted during the Meiji period when the building provided postal services. Known as the “postcard tree,” its leaves can be used as postcards. A fully equipped kitchen and appliances including a washer and dryer are provided for extended stays.

* There is no elevator, only stairs.