In 1952, Yoshikawa opened its doors as a Japanese bed and breakfast. It occupies a Sukiya-zukuri building that was built in early 20th century and a Japanese garden, which covers one third of the property, was created even before that. It’s said that the garden was designed by Kobori Enshu, a legendary gardener from the Edo period.
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