Bito Tsuyama-an Annex

A luxurious, high-class townhouse accommodation, often referred to as the "Guesthouse of Tsuyama," located in the heart of the "Joto Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings," a historic and culturally rich area that exudes the charm of the Edo period. The name "Bito" was bestowed by Ms. Hiroko Matsudaira, a descendant of Tokugawa Ieyasu. From the Japanese-style room on the second floor, guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the "Joto Mukashi Machiya," a nationally registered tangible cultural property, offering a nostalgic atmosphere as if stepping back into the Edo era. The Property features art pieces by Kiyofumi Kikutake, the creator of the Nagano Olympic cauldron, carefully selected artisan furniture, an 85-inch large TV, a home theater, a mist sauna, a jacuzzi bath, as well as fully equipped appliances, a kitchen, and tableware, making it suitable for extraordinary long-term stays.