CraftFlat Asakusa House, Japanese-Style Furnished House near Asakusa & Tokyo Skytree

Experience Tokyo from your own spacious Japanese-style house near Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree.

CraftFlat Asakusa House is an 81 m², two-story furnished home with three separate bedrooms, giving families and groups space to stay together without sacrificing privacy.

Traditional Japanese elements including tatami, fusuma sliding doors and low furnishings are combined with practical facilities for everyday living, including a kitchen, dining and living area, Wi-Fi and laundry facilities.

The multi-story design of the house provides ample space for everyone to move around and relax. Guests can enjoy the first-floor common area, such as a living room and dining area.
A tunerless TV in the living room is a TV that specializes in streaming services such as Amazon, Netflix, YouTube, etc.. It cannot watch terrestrial broadcasting and BS, communication satellite broadcasting, because it does not incorporate a tuner like general TV.

Whether you are visiting Tokyo for a shorter trip or settling in for a longer stay, the house offers something increasingly difficult to find in the city: the space and privacy of an entire home within easy reach of some of East Tokyo’s most famous neighbourhoods.

Location:

CraftFlat Asakusa House is located in Mukojima, Sumida City, between two of East Tokyo’s most popular areas: historic Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree.

The neighbourhood offers a quieter residential atmosphere while keeping sightseeing, shopping, dining and everyday conveniences within easy reach. Guests can walk to Oshiage Station (Tokyo Skytree) in approximately 10 minutes and to Asakusa in approximately 15 minutes. This location is particularly convenient for families, groups, and longer-stay guests who want to explore Tokyo while returning to the space and privacy of a residential home.

Within the temple grounds, there is a bustling shopping street called Nakamise. This shopping arcade is lined with numerous small shops and stalls selling traditional Japanese souvenirs, snacks, and crafts. It’s a popular place for visitors to buy gifts and immerse themselves in the local atmosphere.
Asakusa’s charm lies in its ability to transport visitors back in time with its well-preserved historical buildings, traditional festivals, and vibrant street life. It remains a significant cultural and tourist destination in Tokyo, attracting both domestic and international tourists.

Want to explore the neighbourhood before your stay? Read our Asakusa neighbourhood guide for local attractions, walking routes and ideas for discovering East Tokyo.

Nearest stations:
Asakusa Station, 15-minute walk
Subway Asakusa Line
Subway Ginza Line
Tobu Skytree Line

Shibuya Station 34 minutes
Shinjuku Station 26 minutes
Haneda Airport 45 minutes
Narita Airport 1 hour 10 minutes
Oshiage Station (Sky Tree) 10-minute walk
Subway Asakusa Line
Subway Hanzomon Line
Oshiage Line
Tobu Skytree Line

Sky Tree Station, 10-minute walk
Tobu Skytree Line

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