Fujimigaoka · Suginami · Tokyo 🇯🇵

STAY IN Tokyo

An exclusive personal residence for friends & referrals — a book-lined, sun-filled home in a quiet Tokyo neighbourhood, offered at honest rates with real, human support.

The bedroom nook — swing included 🍌
A cosy bedroom nook with a wooden rope swing, banana plushies on the bed and a book-lined shelving ladder, in warm afternoon light.

Not a hotel — a home

A place to
actually live.

Harrison keeps a private residence in Tokyo and opens it to friends and referrals. No front desk, no upsells — just a real neighbourhood, a warm home, and someone on the ground who genuinely wants your trip to be great.

Come to write, to record, to reset, or to disappear into the city for a while. Whatever you're chasing, the door's open.

Better rates Real support Referrals only Free trip planning
The Go Banana townhouse from the street — a slim Tokyo home with a blue tiled roof.

Why it exists

Everything a shoebox
Airbnb isn't.

Go Banana started as a gripe: one too many cramped Tokyo Airbnbs with no laundry, no real kitchen, and Wi-Fi that folded the second you joined a work call. So this home has the lot — room to spread out, a proper kitchen, a real washer, and internet you can actually work on.

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The library wall

A whole wall of shelves at the start of their story — a fresh collection, growing with every guest who stays.

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The long table

The amazing centrepiece of the home — one big communal table for friendly eats, laptop days, dinner parties, or all three at once. Full kitchen right behind it.

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Work-ready

Wi-Fi that actually holds a video call, a dedicated desk nook and calm light — for the days you need to get real work done.

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Deep soaking bath

A proper Japanese ofuro to melt the city off at the end of a long day.

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Real neighbourhood

Fujimigaoka — quiet and local: a 3-minute walk to the train, then ~15 to Shibuya.

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Your Tokyo guide

Optional, free trip planning and the underground spots most visitors never find.

Floor plan of the two-storey Go Banana townhouse.

Beyond the tourist map

The underground
side of Tokyo.

Need trip-planning help, or want to see the Tokyo that isn't in the guidebooks? That comes free with your stay — record shops, tiny bars, listening rooms, the good stuff locals keep to themselves.

3 minWalk to the train
15 minTo Shibuya Station
2Floors, all yours

Availability

When's it free?

Live from the Go Banana calendar. Dates with a block are already taken — everything else is open. Found a window? Send Harrison a note to lock it in.

Booked / unavailable Open — enquire to book
Enquire about dates

Come stay

Go Banana.

Drop Harrison a line — tell him a little about your trip and when you'd like to come.