TAKANAWA HANAKOHRO
Welcome to TAKANAWA HANAKOHRO, a contemporary Ryokan, where Japan’s traditional values meet modern elegance, sustainability and care for the future, in the heart of Tokyo. Nestled within a 20,000 square meter Japanese garden adored with 210 Sakura trees and a Koi pond, discover Shikioriori, the timeless beauty of Japan’s changing seasons – a rare view in the city center. Stay in traditional Japanese – style suites where seasonal botanical fragrances (Hana no Ko) bring nature indoors. Indulge in exclusive moments at the OH-SAI Lounge, from grinding your own Matcha, folding Origami to fine Sake tasting. With exceptional seasonal dining and serene garden strolls, TAKANAWA HANAKOHRO offers more than a retreat – it is a journey into Japan’s rich heritage and timeless charm.
About us
Experiences
Guest Rooms and Suites
This space infused with Japanese tradition is equipped with low beds and sofas to let you rest in comfort.
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Facilities
Relax in comfort at the lounge (exclusively for guests staying at Takanawa Hanakohro) and the private spa.
Where we are
Nearby Attractions
Japanese Garden
In our 20,000 square meter Japanese garden, you can enjoy nature’s season’s all year long.In 2021, the Kannodo, Bell Tower, and Sanmon (Temple Gate) were designated as tangible cultural …
Aqua Park Shinagawa
Much more than just an aquarium, it is an entertainment facility that combines living creatures with sound, light, and …
Koyasan Tokyo Betsuin Temple
This is a branch temple of the Toyasan Shingon Sect main temple, Kongobu-ji. In the Keicho era, it was established as the workplace of the scholarly monks, Homon and Jumon of the Mount Koya. It …
Takanawa Jinja
Takanawa Jinja was built in the middle of the Muromachi period and has a history of about 500 years.In the precincts, there is “Taishi” where Prince Shotoku is …
Sengakuji temple
This is the family temple of the Asano family, descendants of the ill-fated feudal lord Asano Takuminokami, lord of Ako Castle in Banshu. Lord Ako, as Asano was called, was the central figure in the …
Tozenji Temple
Tozenji Temple was used as a diplomatic residence by the first British diplomatic envoy to Japan, Sir John Rutherford Alcock, and his successor, Sir Harry Smith Parkes. Although it was attacked by …
Takanawa fire station Nihon-enoki branch
The Takanawa fire station Nihon-enoki branch, facing the Takanawa Keisatsuchomae intersectoin, was completed in December 28 1933. It has been designated as a preserved building by the Tokyo cultural …
KOIZUMI GISHIDO
A long-established souvenir shop with over 100 years of history in front of the gate of Sengakuji Temple. We handle miscellaneous goods and souvenirs related to Chushingura.There are also goods …
Matsushimaya
A long-established Japanese sweets shop founded in 1918.Considered one of Tokyo’s top three soybean daifuku, Matsushimaya’s mame daifuku are salty and have preserved their traditional …
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