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Auberge TOKITO
Tachikawa, Japan · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Four 106-square-metre rooms make Auberge TOKITO an unusually private culinary retreat in Tachikawa. Each has a spa-treatment room and open-air bath fed by hot-spring water pumped from 1,300 metres below the property. The auberge occupies the former Mumon-an site, preserving a place used as a hotel, wartime lodging, and kaiseki restaurant while building a new program around Japanese cuisine.
- 4 rooms
About Auberge TOKITO
- Each of the four guest rooms measures 106 square metres and has its own spa room and open-air hot-spring bath.
- The site began as a hotel in 1938 and later housed aviation personnel before becoming the Mumon-an kaiseki restaurant.
Amenities
- Designated parking area for guests (space limited, advance request needed)
Awards
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
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