hana to kage

Tokyo, Nihonbashi Hamacho.

Once lined with the residences of those who stayed in Edo under the sankin-kotai system, and later aglow with the lanterns of a flourishing pleasure quarter — in this town, a hotel is born.

Its name: hana to kage.

A hotel that carries the Japanese aesthetic of cherishing light and shadow.

A lobby lounge colored by flowers announcing the season, a restaurant gathered around a warm table, a snack bar flickering in the dark.

To arrange a flower is to arrange a day.

By the Sumida River, in April 2027, a new moment begins.