Tsuga, Chiba — Japan
Tsuga1976
A house from 1976. Stay the way you live.
Five minutes from Tsuga Station. A whole house for up to eight.
A house cared for over half a century. Not a hotel — a place to come home to.
Five minutes on foot from JR Tsuga Station, on a quiet residential corner, stands a house with deep navy walls. Chiba Station is two stops away, Narita Airport about forty minutes direct, and Tokyo roughly an hour. A good base for exploring, and a good place to gather.
Three bedrooms hold three double beds and two singles. Furniture, appliances and bedding were all replaced in March 2026. Cook in the kitchen, run the washer and gas dryer, step out into the garden. It is a house where travel slows back down to the rhythm of daily life.
"1976" is the year the house was built. Rather than tear it down, we chose to keep repairing and keep living in it. The old beams and sliding doors remain; the bathroom, kitchen and beds are as comfortable as today allows.
LIVING
A room to gather in
Living, dining and kitchen flow into one room. Eight people fit around the big sofa and the long table. A 43-inch TV, air conditioning in every room, and fast Wi-Fi.
KITCHEN
Cook the way you do at home
A two-burner gas stove, a rice cooker, and cookware and tableware for everyone. Oil, salt, pepper and soy sauce are waiting. A 24-hour supermarket is a five-minute walk.
BEDROOMS
Three bedrooms
A double-bed room on the ground floor, and two rooms upstairs each with a double and a single. Three groups, three doors to close. A soft lamp by each pillow, and air conditioning year round.
BATH & LAUNDRY
A bathtub, and a dryer
A bathroom with a tub, a washlet toilet, a proper washstand. A washing machine and a gas dryer mean you can pack light even for a long stay. Towels and toiletries are provided.
GARDEN
A small garden
Step out of the front door and you are on the lawn. Room for children to run, or for a slow start to the morning. The neighbourhood is quiet, and time moves slowly here.
GALLERY
Gallery
DETAILS
At a glance
- Guests
- Up to 8
- Bedrooms
- 3 rooms, 5 beds
- Size
- 3 bedrooms, 70 m², 2 floors
- Bathroom
- Bathtub, separate toilet
- Wi-Fi
- Fast fibre
- Parking
- None on site; paid lot 5 min away
- Check-in
- 4–9 pm, self check-in
- Check-out
- 10 am
- Minimum stay
- 2 nights
Floor plan
Bedrooms
- Bedroom 1 (ground floor): one double bed
- Bedroom 2 (upstairs): one double, one single
- Bedroom 3 (upstairs): one double, one single
Living
- 43-inch TV with Prime Video and Netflix
- Air conditioning in the living room and every bedroom
- Fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster
- High chair, baby cot, stair gate
Kitchen
- Two-burner gas stove, rice cooker, full set of cookware
- Plates, glasses and cutlery for all guests
- Oil, salt, pepper, soy sauce
Bath and laundry
- Bathtub, shower, washlet toilet
- Washing machine and 8 kg gas dryer
- Detergent, softener, drying rack, iron
Toiletries
- Bath and face towels, toothbrushes, hair dryer
- Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, skincare
- Please bring your own sleepwear
AVAILABILITY
Availability
October 2026
November 2026
December 2026
OpenBookedTwo-night minimum. Based on our booking-site calendars; please check the booking page for live availability and rates.
ACCESS
Getting here
By train
| JR Tsuga Station | 5 min on foot |
| Chiba Station | about 5 min, 2 stops |
| Narita Airport | about 40 min, direct |
| Tokyo Station | about 50 min |
| Kaihin-Makuhari (Makuhari Messe) | about 40 min |
| Maihama (Tokyo Disney Resort) | about 60 min |
| Haneda Airport | about 100 min |
By car
| Narita Airport | about 40 min |
| Haneda Airport | about 60 min |
| Makuhari Messe | about 30 min |
| Tokyo Disney Resort | about 60 min |
Nearby
- Convenience store, 3 min on foot
- SEIYU 24-hour supermarket, 5 min on foot
- Paid parking, about 5 min on foot
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Before you book
- The front door is down a flight of steps from the street. Take care with heavy suitcases.
- The upstairs bedrooms are compact — rooms for sleeping rather than lounging.
- This is a quiet neighbourhood. Please keep the noise down after 9 pm.
- No smoking, indoors or out.
- Japanese law requires every guest to be entered in the guest register. Guests living abroad are asked to show a passport.
- A security camera covers the outside of the entrance only. There are none indoors.
A house from 1976. Stay the way you live.