





Trunk House
Tokyo, Japan - map
www.trunk-house.com
Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Kagurazaka in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Trunk House is a cultural epicenter that captivates visitors with its tasteful, maze-like stone paths and a multitude of ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurants) and other dining establishments lining its streets.
Steeped in history, Kagurazaka was once situated just outside the outer moat of the Edo Castle, and its district was home to a row of samurai residences. Over the years, it has also flourished as an entertainment district, retaining a nostalgic charm that has attracted renowned writers and politicians. Trunk House embodies the essence of a hotel that Tokyoites themselves would want to stay in.
If you're seeking a hotel in Tokyo that offers a delightful and playful experience for international guests, look no further. Trunk House embraces the spirit of the city, infusing it into every aspect of the hotel, from its objects and culinary offerings to its impeccable service. The concept behind Trunk House revolves around "Tokyo Design," which aims to encapsulate the very essence of the city.
Collaborating with local partners who possess an intimate knowledge of Tokyo, Trunk House endeavors to create a more exhilarating urban environment. Their designs are original and firmly rooted in the rich tapestry of Tokyo's cultural landscape, surpassing guests' expectations.
Tokyo's streets exude a captivating blend of chaos and tradition, where ancient Japanese-style houses stand alongside contemporary multipurpose buildings. The city seamlessly melds the old with the new, fostering a fusion of diverse cultures. Trunk House embraces and celebrates these phenomena, incorporating them into its contemporary aesthetic. The seventy-year-old house, including its nameboard, has been preserved to harmonize with the surrounding streets and buildings of Kagurazaka, further embracing Tokyo's antiquity and transforming it into a modern statement.
Upon entering Trunk House, you'll discover a delightful blend of Tokyo-inspired elements. From a room inspired by a disco ball centerpiece to a kitchen dining area where a private chef skillfully prepares exquisite meals, the space exudes a playful yet quintessentially Tokyo vibe. Bay windows offer splendid views, a tatami tea room with an open hearth beckons relaxation, and a cypress bath showcases a painting crafted by a ukiyo-e artist. Trunk House's private chef presents a modern dining experience that artfully combines Japan's unique culinary traditions with contemporary flair, embodying the themes of succession and sublimation. Through their dishes, you'll experience the aroma and colors of the season—an embodiment of Trunk House's philosophy of OMOTENASHI, or Japanese hospitality.
At Trunk House, you'll encounter versatile and attentive private butlers who cater to your every need. From arranging seasonal flowers within the premises to preparing tea, crafting cocktails, and even cooking midnight snacks, these unique butlers are dedicated to ensuring your stay is truly enriching. Their exceptional hospitality goes above and beyond, ensuring a memorable and personalized experience at Trunk House.