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Take
#5
Japanese
room.(10 tatami mats + 6 tatami mats +8 tatami mats + 4.5
tatami mats) 2nd floor.
The big-time actor of film classics, Bando Tsumasaburo loved staying in this room. His first visit was on his honeymoon trip in fall of 1927. Our senior director would say that he was so favored star that fan greeted him with cheers; it was like a royal visit. Nowadays, Tamura Takahiro, who is his son, has a party with his fans every summer.
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Ume
#1
Japanese
room.(6 tatami mats + 8 tatami mats) Mezzanine.
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Ume #2
Japanese room.(8 tatami mats) Mezzanine.
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Kiri
#1
Japanese
room.(10 tatami mats + 6 tatami mats) 2nd floor.
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Kiri
#2
Japanese
room.(8 tatami mats + 8 tatami mats) 2nd floor.
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Kiri
#3
Japanese
room.(8 tatami mats) 2nd floor.
The Novel Prize-winning author, Kawabata Yasunari, loved this room in which you hear no sounds of the stream. He slept in daytime, worked in nighttime, and had a bowl of rice with tea every midnight, and next morning, people from magazine house or newspaper offices collected the manuscripts between the sliding doors. He had a look that could kill me in his eyes, but I knew he was a gentle man.
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Kiri
#4
Japanese
room.(10 tatami mats + 2 tatami mats) 3rd floor.
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Kiri
#6
Japanese
room.(10tatami mats + 8tatami mats + 8 tatami mats) 3rd
floor.
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Sakura
#1
Japanese
room.(10tatami mats + 6 tatami mats)
The drama script writer, Hojoh Hideshi, wrote in this room when he lived in Odawara. The room has great views of Hayakawa-river, birds play in spring, fireflies wink along the banks of the river in Yusaka-mountain, showy pink blossoms of the big crape myrtle by the window bloom from late July to September.
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Sakura
#2
Japanese
room.(10 tatami mats + 8tatami mats)
There was a western style house near this room in Meiji Era, which Emperor Taisho stayed in. The cousin of Emperor Showa stayed in the room after the war. Furthermore, the renowned author, Yoshikawa Eiji stayed in the room to write and to spent time with his family. The room has a private bathroom.
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Sakura
#3
Japanese
room.(10 tatami mats + 6 tatami mats) 2nd floor.
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Sakura
#4
Japanese
room.(10 tatami mats + 6 tatami mats +4.5 tatami mats) 2nd
floor.
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Sakura
#5
Japanese
room.(10 tatami mats + 6 tatami mats) 3rd floor.
This room is in three-story wooden house, which has scarcity value in these days. It has the greatest view of all rooms in our hotel; you can enjoy seasonal changes in the scenery of Yusaka-mountain, and smell of fragrant olives in late October.
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Sakura
#6
Japanese
room.(8tatami mats + 6tatami mats + 4.5 tatami mats) 3rd
floor
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Sekirei
Japanese
room.(8tatami mats)
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Seseragi
Japanese
room.(8 tatami mats + 6tatami mats)
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Chosen
(A room for tea ceremony)
(6
tatami mats)
This room was designed by the outstanding business man, Nozaki Kohta（Gen-an）, it used to have a waiting bench and a bathroom with it. The author, Osaragi jirou loved the room more than the others , and did a lot of his works in it from 1947, such as novels of "Kikyou" and "Munakata Shimai", also dramatic pieces. The author, Hayashi fumiko loved the room, too.
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