ROOM 1: "Into the foreign"

In creating “Into the foreign”, Yohei chose wolves, one of his favorite animals to paint. The room was created as a dark forest-like atmosphere that opens up to reveal a pack of wolves bursting out into the world.

by Yohei Takahashi

Floor: 2nd floor (luggage elevator available)

Room size: 16.5 sqm

Capacity: 2 guests

Facilities:

  • 2 single beds (90cm × 200cm)

  • Mini fridge

  • Private shower

  • Toilet (heated seat, bidet)

  • Free Wi-Fi

  • Hair dryer

  • Shampoo, conditioner, body soap

  • Toothbrush and toothpaste, cotton pads, toner, emulsion

  • Iron and ironing board available upon request

About the artist:

Yohei utilizes the free flowing movement of the brush and the resulting accidental lines to depict vivid and lively animals. He is an experienced live-painter and the winner of the first Live Paint Dojo.

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ROOM 2: "Ten"

Minimal yet potent the chevron pattern, dubbed ZAAA, turns this room into a world of its own. With the outside slowly slipping away, let your thoughts travel along zig zag lines and spiraling ceilings, drifting in and out of yellow hued dreams.

by Ryuichi Ogino ("Ogi")

Floor: 3rd floor (luggage elevator available)

Room size: 16.5 sqm

Capacity: 2 guests

Facilities:

  • 2 single beds (90cm × 200cm)

  • Mini fridge

  • Private shower

  • Toilet (heated seat, bidet)

  • Free Wi-Fi

  • Hair dryer

  • Shampoo, conditioner, body soap

  • Toothbrush and toothpaste, cotton pads, toner, emulsion

  • Iron and ironing board available upon request

About the artist:

Ryuichi Ogino ("Ogi") has studied graphic design and painting at California College of the Arts and Community College of Denver. After returning to Tokyo in 2005, he has done multiple shows under the title of "Idealistically Hypocritical" to showcase his concept "Out of Context Mash-up”.

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