Welcome to KiraKira House, your peaceful retreat in Tokyo — where modern elegance meets the charm of traditional Japan. Tucked away in the quiet residential neighborhood of Hon-Komagome, this stylish and spacious 3-bedroom home is just a 10-minute walk to Komagome Station on the JR Yamanote Line — giving you direct access to Shinjuku, Ueno, Shibuya, Akihabara, and more.
Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Tokyo, with the traditional neighborhoods&nbsp;of Sugamo, Ueno, and Okachimachi at your doorstep. Seamless access to Narita via the fast Skyliner.
Ideal for families, groups, digital nomads, and long-stay guests, KiraKira House sleeps up to 8 guests in comfort and includes all the thoughtful touches you need to feel right at home.
<h3>🛏️ The Space</h3>
🛌 3 Bedrooms:
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Bedroom 1: 1 × Double Bed + 1 × Bunk Bed
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Bedroom 2: 1 × Double Bed
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Bedroom 3: Traditional Japanese tatami room with futons
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🛋️ Spacious open-plan living & dining area
🍳 Fully equipped kitchen: stove, fridge, microwave, rice cooker, kettle, pots, pans, and more
🛁 Soaking bath + 2&nbsp;separate toilets
📶 Ultra-fast Wi-Fi (10GB) – perfect for work or gaming
📺 Smart TV with streaming apps + HDMI cable for your devices
👶 Baby cot or futon available upon request (free)
🧺 Washer, air conditioning, linens, towels, and essentials provided
🧼 The home is professionally cleaned before and after every stay.
🧳 Full private use — everything in the photos is yours to enjoy.
 
<h3>📍 Location & Neighborhood</h3>
KiraKira House is in Hon-Komagome, a peaceful and authentic Tokyo neighborhood filled with charm — and just minutes from major attractions via the Yamanote Line.
🎑 Nearby highlights:
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Rikugien Garden (5 mins walk) – historic landscape garden
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Yanaka Ginza – retro shopping street full of local flavor
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Sugamo Jizo-dori – quirky traditional shopping street just 2 mins by train
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Cafes, bakeries, convenience stores & local restaurants all within walking distance
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Tucked into the historic heart of Bunkyo, Honkomagome is a peaceful 
residential area known for its quiet charm, old temples, and deep 
literary and cultural roots. It’s a neighborhood where tradition lives 
on, just a few stops from central Tokyo.
A short stroll away, you’ll find Rikugien Garden, 
one of Tokyo’s most beautiful traditional Japanese gardens. Built in the
 Edo period, it's perfect for morning walks, seasonal foliage, or simply
 enjoying a moment of calm by the pond.
Nearby, Komagome Fuji Shrine and Kyu-Furukawa Gardens
 offer further chances to explore Tokyo’s natural and historical beauty.
 The area is also known for its connection to Japanese writers and 
scholars—making it a thoughtful, inspiring place to stay.
For daily essentials, there’s a FamilyMart, 7-Eleven, and Peacock Store close by. Whether you need groceries, drinks, or a late-night snack, everything’s within reach.
Food-wise, the neighborhood has a cozy feel, with family-run ramen 
shops, sushi counters, and bakeries offering fresh, local fare. For 
coffee, check out Komagome Coffee Roastery or a quiet kissaten tucked along a side street.
The nearest station is Komagome Station (JR Yamanote
 Line and Tokyo Metro Namboku Line), about 6–8 minutes on foot. You’re 
directly connected to major areas like Ueno, Ikebukuro, and Tokyo 
Station.
Honkomagome is calm, cultured, and connected—a lovely base for 
visitors who want to explore Tokyo from a peaceful, authentic 
neighborhood. 
📸 Stay like a local while staying connected to everything Tokyo has to offer. 
 
<h3>👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-Friendly Comfort</h3>
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Children under 2 stay free
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Baby cot or baby futon provided (on request)
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Nearby parks and flat sidewalks — stroller-friendly
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Quiet neighborhood, ideal for light sleepers and kids
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<h2>💬 Frequently Asked Questions</h2>
Is this available?
Yes — our calendar is up to date and instant book is enabled. Last-minute bookings welcome!
Can I check in early / check out late?
We can sometimes offer a 1–2 hour courtesy window if requested within 72 hours of arrival/departure. More than that may require booking an extra night.
Can I store luggage?
We don’t offer storage, but major stations (like Ueno or Shinjuku) have lockers. We also recommend Takkyubin luggage delivery from the airport.
How do I get the access code?
We’ll send your Welcome Pack 1–2 weeks before arrival with walking directions and your personal keypad code.
Is the house cleaned during my stay?
Not during your stay unless you request it. Mid-stay cleaning and fresh linens can be arranged.
 
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KiraKira House | Charming 3BR Unit | Yamanote

The house was clean and spacious with all the amenities you need. The communication with the host was good. The only con is that you can hear the sound of the traffic as if you were in the street but I guess it might be the same in most of the houses of the neighborhood. A part of that, the neighborhood is really quiet. We really had a good stay. Thanks

Really good stay!

Tracey and Ash were fantastic hosts for our first time in Japan. The location was perfect; just close enough to the subway, without being too far away from the action in the rest of Tokyo. When we had an issue with the front door lock, Tracey and Ash made it right. Much appreciated. Would stay again!

Perfect location!

Everything went well !We stayed for 5 nights and slept every day until we woke up naturally to hang out. There are great ramen shops and sushi shops along the road after the Yamanote line, and breakfast and dinner for two consecutive days are solved inside

Everything went well!

KiraKira was the perfect location for our group of 3 friends visiting Tokyo. From booking to arrival, the TFS team was  communicative, helpful and provided some great recommendations of reputable tour companies and restaurants in the area! Some of us had visited Tokyo before but it was so nice to stay in a different part. 

The property itself is convenient and spacious (a nice contraast to usual cramped Tokyo hotel rooms). It was great to have the option to cook and there were plenty of beds to go around. The road can be a little noisy, but it quitens down by nighttime. Light sleepers, just bring earplugs! I also LOVED the tatami room where we sipped on the complimentary tea and coffee.

No detail was left untouched with an in person welcome (rare these days), instruction booklet and a stamp booklet to collect train station stamps in!

Overall would definitely recommend if you're looking for an authentic Tokyo experience!

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