Boat Race Stadium Entrance Station × Private Relaxing AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Beyond the cuisine, the chef devotes heartfelt care to every aspect of your stay.Four guest Rooms. Each 106 m² Room features a private open-air Onsen bath with free-flowing water drawn from 1,300 meters underground, as well as a dedicated space for spa treatments.Cuisine. A new style of Japanese cuisine found only here, crafted with the chef’s full attention to every single plate. At the very moment each ingredient shines brightest, its vitality is expressed in a single dish.The building. A traditional restaurant that stood in Tachikawa before the war. To carry this historic structure into the next 100 years, it has been reimagined by Shinichiro Ogata—preserving the character of a traditional Japanese house while reshaping it into a contemporary space.Savor food, surrender to Onsen waters, slowly release your senses, and gently unwind both mind and body. More than simply a place to stay, this auberge is where you restore balance and regain your sense for tomorrow. Please enjoy moments found only at Tokito—“toki” you can encounter nowhere else.

A quiet and relaxing Japanese Ryokan. We welcome you with smiles and heartfelt hospitality. Established in 1953, this traditional Japanese Ryokan has been cherished by the local community in Musashi-Koganei, Tokyo for many years. It is widely used for business, family stays, leisure, and exam-related accommodations. Enjoy a comfortable stay while experiencing the nostalgic Showa retro atmosphere. Relax as if you were at home in our Japanese-style rooms with futons. We accommodate a variety of guests, from small groups to large parties, including families with young children, students preparing for exams, sports teams, and business travelers. The surrounding area is rich with leisure Facilities and parks, making it an ideal destination for year-round recreational stays. Examples of nearby Facilities: Tokyo Metropolitan Koganei Park, Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, Ghibli Museum Mitaka, Ajinomoto Stadium, Mount Takao, Sanrio Puroland.