Chiba City's First Boutique Hotel Opens in 'Neverland,' Chiba's New Tourist Hub, 29 Minutes from Narita Airport, 32 Minutes from Tokyo Station! Offering Exhilarating Local Experiences Found Only Here
Takusho Kaihatsu Group opened 'THE TSUBAKIMORI Hotel & Residence,' Chiba City's first boutique hotel, on May 7, 2026, near JR Chiba Station and Chiba Park. The 26-room hotel offers unique local experiences and will accelerate the 'Neverland Concept' around Chiba Park, becoming a new tourist hub.
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Takusho Kaihatsu Group (Takusho Kaihatsu Holdings Co., Ltd., Goodies Co., Ltd., Good and Co., Ltd., Elecas Resort Co., Ltd.) will open the special 26-room boutique hotel 'THE TSUBAKIMORI Hotel & Residence' on Thursday, May 7, 2026, located a 10-minute walk from JR Chiba Station, directly in front of Chiba Park. A boutique hotel is a small-scale hotel that focuses on design and worldview, offering special local experiences with a limited number of rooms. This will be the first of its kind in Chiba City*.
*Based on our own research (as of Thursday, May 7, 2026)
The exterior of the hotel and the 1st-floor bistro, which opened on Thursday, May 7, are now unveiled.
Night view of the Tsubakimori Hotel exterior seen across the water of Chiba Park and Watadaira Pond, and the monorail.
Exterior of the hotel's 1F all-day bistro 'Call me Anne'. Interior of 'Call me Anne'.
'Roasted Beef Uchimomo with Red Wine Sauce' ¥3,580 (tax included). 'Crab Tomato Cream Pasta' ¥1,880 (tax included).
Warm Croissant and Daily Plate ¥960 (tax included). 'Danish French Toast' ¥1,180 (tax included).
◆Guest Rooms and Accommodation Fees (tax included)
'Standard Twin + Balcony' from ¥18,000
'Standard Double + Balcony' from ¥18,000
'Superior Double + Balcony' from ¥24,000
'Superior Twin + Balcony' from ¥24,000
'TSUBAKIMORI Suite + Rooftop Balcony with Sauna' from ¥123,000
*This hotel employs dynamic pricing, so prices vary depending on the season.
◆How to Book
Reservations are accepted via the official website below.
https://tsubakimori-hotel.com/reservation
For inquiries regarding reservations, please send an email to the address below.
info@tsubakimori-hotel.com
With the opening of THE TSUBAKIMORI Hotel & Residence, the 'Neverland Concept' development project around Chiba Park will accelerate!
◆'Neverland Concept' Development Concept: 'Small good things' (Exhilarating Daily Life)
This hotel is positioned as a base for the 'Neverland Concept' circulation project around Chiba Park. The 'Neverland Concept' is a project that focuses on creating spaces in the Chiba Park area, evolving the surroundings of Chiba Park into an attractive town.
This time, the development concept for the Neverland Concept around Chiba Park has been set as 'Small good things' (Exhilarating Daily Life). Starting from the hotel, by exploring the town, meeting people, and connecting experiences, visitors' ways of enjoying themselves will expand.
This concept was developed under the supervision of Media Surf Communications Inc., which handled the complex facility 'K5' including a hotel in Nihonbashi Kabutocho, Tokyo, and is also involved in urban development in Nihonbashi Kabutocho. Efforts are underway to enhance the overall appeal of the Chiba Park area.
◎Comment from Mr. Kunisaki, Media Surf Communications Inc.
While refining the development concept with the Takusho Kaihatsu team, I was very surprised by the high potential hidden in the Chiba Park area. Our company conducts research in various areas both domestically and internationally, but I believe the area around Chiba Park has a rare charm that is second to none. I hope that with the opening of 'THE TSUBAKIMORI Hotel & Residence,' the 'small good things' of this area will further accelerate.
①'Small good things map' collecting facilities around Chiba Park
*This 'Small good things map' is distributed at THE TSUBAKIMORI Hotel & Residence and some stores around Chiba Park.
◎Comment from Mr. Horie, Media Surf Communications Inc.
Having been involved in creating the development concept together, we were able to work with the Takusho Kaihatsu team from the beginning, sharing the same vision for the map's creation. What surprised me, however, was that when we re-listed the featured spots, there were already many spots that would be part of the 'small good things.' For locals who haven't yet noticed its charm, and for future visitors, we have also included sample cases of how to enjoy the area around Chiba Park. These were beautifully illustrated by art director and graphic designer Eiko Hayashi.
*Based on our own research (as of Thursday, May 7, 2026)
The exterior of the hotel and the 1st-floor bistro, which opened on Thursday, May 7, are now unveiled.
Night view of the Tsubakimori Hotel exterior seen across the water of Chiba Park and Watadaira Pond, and the monorail.
Exterior of the hotel's 1F all-day bistro 'Call me Anne'. Interior of 'Call me Anne'.
'Roasted Beef Uchimomo with Red Wine Sauce' ¥3,580 (tax included). 'Crab Tomato Cream Pasta' ¥1,880 (tax included).
Warm Croissant and Daily Plate ¥960 (tax included). 'Danish French Toast' ¥1,180 (tax included).
◆Guest Rooms and Accommodation Fees (tax included)
'Standard Twin + Balcony' from ¥18,000
'Standard Double + Balcony' from ¥18,000
'Superior Double + Balcony' from ¥24,000
'Superior Twin + Balcony' from ¥24,000
'TSUBAKIMORI Suite + Rooftop Balcony with Sauna' from ¥123,000
*This hotel employs dynamic pricing, so prices vary depending on the season.
◆How to Book
Reservations are accepted via the official website below.
https://tsubakimori-hotel.com/reservation
For inquiries regarding reservations, please send an email to the address below.
info@tsubakimori-hotel.com
With the opening of THE TSUBAKIMORI Hotel & Residence, the 'Neverland Concept' development project around Chiba Park will accelerate!
◆'Neverland Concept' Development Concept: 'Small good things' (Exhilarating Daily Life)
This hotel is positioned as a base for the 'Neverland Concept' circulation project around Chiba Park. The 'Neverland Concept' is a project that focuses on creating spaces in the Chiba Park area, evolving the surroundings of Chiba Park into an attractive town.
This time, the development concept for the Neverland Concept around Chiba Park has been set as 'Small good things' (Exhilarating Daily Life). Starting from the hotel, by exploring the town, meeting people, and connecting experiences, visitors' ways of enjoying themselves will expand.
This concept was developed under the supervision of Media Surf Communications Inc., which handled the complex facility 'K5' including a hotel in Nihonbashi Kabutocho, Tokyo, and is also involved in urban development in Nihonbashi Kabutocho. Efforts are underway to enhance the overall appeal of the Chiba Park area.
◎Comment from Mr. Kunisaki, Media Surf Communications Inc.
While refining the development concept with the Takusho Kaihatsu team, I was very surprised by the high potential hidden in the Chiba Park area. Our company conducts research in various areas both domestically and internationally, but I believe the area around Chiba Park has a rare charm that is second to none. I hope that with the opening of 'THE TSUBAKIMORI Hotel & Residence,' the 'small good things' of this area will further accelerate.
①'Small good things map' collecting facilities around Chiba Park
*This 'Small good things map' is distributed at THE TSUBAKIMORI Hotel & Residence and some stores around Chiba Park.
◎Comment from Mr. Horie, Media Surf Communications Inc.
Having been involved in creating the development concept together, we were able to work with the Takusho Kaihatsu team from the beginning, sharing the same vision for the map's creation. What surprised me, however, was that when we re-listed the featured spots, there were already many spots that would be part of the 'small good things.' For locals who haven't yet noticed its charm, and for future visitors, we have also included sample cases of how to enjoy the area around Chiba Park. These were beautifully illustrated by art director and graphic designer Eiko Hayashi.