This is a house near Kawasaki Station. It is located down a side street from the main road, so you won't hear noise of traffic on the main road, creating a quiet environment. Stay in a calm accommodation and enjoy your journey in a simple way. As it is a standalone house, it's suitable for a large group (currently operating with a limit of up to 6 people as of 2023, negotiable). The house is two stories, with the kitchen, living room, and bathroom on the first floor, and two bedrooms on the second floor. Adjacent to it is a shared house, but the bedroom windows face the road and parking lot. The adjacent parking lot is a coin parking facility. You can reach the nearby exit from Kawasaki Station through the arcade. It is convenient on rainy days.

Hello. Thank you for your interest in Sakula. The house has been reborn as a vacation rental house, with the support of many people, through the renovation of a house that had long been used as a place for local volunteers for international exchange. You can reach Kawasaki directly from Haneda Airport on the Keikyu Line. Kawasaki is a town where development is progressing, and the station area is home to a large facility with 280 shops, as well as the "muse" where you can enjoy authentic concerts. Additionally, there are various multipurpose facilities in the town, including free workstations that support working individuals. We hope to introduce more people to the charm of Kawasaki. We are always available to answer your questions, so we look forward to your inquiries and requests. Feel free to bring your pets along. We accept them for a fee (assistance dogs are free).

Near Kawasaki Station, there are well-equipped large shopping centers and public facilities, alongside traditional shops offering reasonable prices. The "Kawasaki Ginryukai," opened in 1949, is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year. With approximately 52 shops, it forms a shopping street where the old and new coexist. "La Cittadella" means a small town in Italian and represents a new form of commercial facility themed around entertainment. Directly connected to the station, "Lazona Kawasaki Plaza" boasts over 280 stores. The square is illuminated at night, creating a romantic atmosphere. In addition to this station building, there is also "Atre Kawasaki." On the 5th floor, there is a Sky Court (rooftop garden) with playground equipment for young children and a space for enjoying packed lunches. It's a great place for families with children. For those traveling by car, we recommend watching the sunset and night view from Umihotaru. You can enjoy a fantastic night view of landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Gate Bridge, and Kawasaki Factory from the sea. If you're interested in how the underwater tunnel was dug, you can learn by participating in the "Tokyo Bay Aqua Line Backside Exploration Guide." At "Kawasaki Marien," with a cycling course of about 2 km. You can also enjoy the night view of the Kawasaki Factory area from the 10th floor, at a height of 51 meters. For science enthusiasts, there's the "Toshiba Future Science Museum." In the "Science Show," you can enjoy various experiments, such as understanding the mechanisms behind rockets and hot air balloons.