Name: Trunk Hotel
Address: 5-31 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, Tokyo, JP
Price range: High-end

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Best if you prioritize design and clear style.

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Use it as a base when the location in Tokyo saves transit time and makes evenings, check-in, and the next travel day easier.

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About this place

Trunk Hotel is built around the idea of 'socialising' — not in the cocktail party sense, but as in making considered choices about materials, community, and sustainability. The building in Cat Street, Shibuya, is a stack of raw concrete, reclaimed wood, and living greenery that feels more Copenhagen than Tokyo. Rooms use upcycled materials throughout: old timber from demolished Japanese houses, shibori-dyed fabrics, and custom furniture by local makers. The ground-floor lounge and terrace pull in a neighbourhood crowd, and the Trunk (Kitchen) restaurant focuses on seasonal Japanese ingredients with a farm-to-table ethos. It's the kind of hotel where Scandinavian guests feel an instant kinship — the values of sustainability, community, and honest materials are familiar, just expressed through a Japanese lens.