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Hotel Gold Tokyo is a licensed inn at 3-8-4 Takinogawa in Kita Ward, five minutes on foot from Nishi-sugamo Station on the Toei Mita Line. It is a two-storey, light-gauge steel house of 133.57 sq m completed in November 1999 and built by Sekisui House, on 125.81 sq m of freehold land in a Category 1 Residential District.
The building already trades as an inn. The listing states that the inn business licence has been obtained and the property is operating, that the licence can be taken over by a buyer, and that it is let furnished; it also notes year-round operation, which a licensed inn permits in a way a private-lodging (minpaku) registration does not. Taking over the current operation can be discussed, and the seller will also consider selling the owning company, so that the licences come with it — both on a negotiable basis.
Inside, the ground floor holds the kitchen and dining area, the bathroom and two Japanese-style living rooms set up to take futons, with the bedrooms, a shower room and a WC upstairs. Lodging revenue for calendar 2025 was JPY 18,460,000, a gross yield of approximately 11.18% on the asking price; the listing puts the net yield at approximately 5.33% where an outside operator runs the inn.
| Property Type | Inn / Lodging Building (Whole Building) |
|---|---|
| Asking Price | JPY 165,000,000 |
| Address | 3-8-4 Takinogawa, Kita-ku, Tokyo |
| Nearest Station | Nishi-sugamo Station (Toei Mita Line) |
| Walking Distance | Approx. 5 min |
| Land Area | 125.81 sq m, registered (the listing notes the figure includes private road) |
| Private Road Burden | Private road portion 15.41 sq m; setback required, 15.41 sq m |
| Building Area | 133.57 sq m (ground floor 73.05 sq m, first floor 60.52 sq m) |
| Building Structure | Light-gauge steel frame, 2 storeys |
| Year Built | November 1999 |
| Zoning | Category 1 Residential District, Quasi-Fire Prevention District, Class 2 Height Control District, urbanisation promotion area |
| Building Coverage Ratio | 60% |
| Floor Area Ratio | 200% |
| Land Category | Residential land |
| Parking | None |
| Tenure | Freehold Ownership |
| Licence Status | Inn business licence held and operating; succession of the licence stated as possible |
| Operation Type | Operating inn, furnished; takeover of the operation negotiable |
| Occupancy | Operating |
| Handover | By arrangement |
Areas are the registered figures from the listing material and remain subject to verification.
Gross yield before operating and ownership costs. The net yield is the figure stated in the listing material, calculated with an outside operator in place.
Revenue is lodging revenue, not rent. It is the figure stated in the listing material, not an audited figure, and remains subject to verification.
The building stands in Takinogawa 3-chome in Kita Ward, in the residential north of central Tokyo. The listing material records Nishi-sugamo Station on the Toei Mita Line at approximately five minutes on foot.
The Mita Line runs south through Sugamo and Jimbocho to Otemachi, Hibiya and Mita without a change of train. Journey times vary with the service, so none are stated here.
The map indicates the location of the property. Walking times above are as stated in the listing material.
Open in Google MapsCommercial land in Kita Ward rose 16.2% in the Reiwa 8 (2026) Official Land Price Survey — ahead of Tokyo as a whole at 12.2% and ahead of the twenty-three wards taken together at 13.8%. Residential land in the ward rose 11.6% and all uses 13.5%.
The national backdrop is a record year for arrivals: the Japan National Tourism Organization records 42,683,600 international visitors to Japan in 2025, an increase of 15.8% on the previous year and the highest annual figure on record, surpassing the previous peak of 2024 by more than 5.8 million.
On the accommodation side, the Japan Tourism Agency's Accommodation Survey puts room occupancy in Tokyo at 76.8% for the calendar year 2025, up 1.7 points on the previous year and second only to Osaka among the forty-seven prefectures, against 61.8% for Japan as a whole.
These figures describe Kita Ward, Tokyo and Japan as a whole, not this individual property. They are not a measure of occupancy, room rates or revenue at this building, they are not an appraisal of this address, and they do not guarantee future revenue, value or performance. The 2025 occupancy figures are preliminary.
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Availability, price and property details remain subject to confirmation at the time of enquiry.
