Hospitality furnishing · advisory and procurement
Furnish your inn to a ryokan standard, shopped from local stock.
Send your room list. Get back a furnishing plan per room type, an exact schedule with quantities, and a delivery plan that fits your calendar — before anything is ordered.
You pay suppliers directly. Tokusen quotes advisory and procurement fees per project.
Illustrative furniture, dimensions, prices and evidence states — not a supplier quote.
From your room list to a schedule that fits your calendar.
One plan per room type, multiplied by your keys. A designed room photographs and rates better; every unknown stays marked until someone verifies it.
The examples below show a concept engagement. Prices, evidence states and dates are illustrative; unknown costs remain incomplete.
Your leasing drawings or photos, with quantities per room type. Each room is marked measured or estimated; what we don’t know becomes a question.
A named designer draws one plan per type at 1:50, keyed R1–R9, public spaces P1–P3. Two revisions included.
Exact contract-grade variants, quoted by local dealers first. Use-class and warranty state sit on every line. Japan is only a documented exception you approve.
The full FF&E schedule with per-key totals, and a delivery window drawn on your operating calendar — installed between seasons, not between guests.
A six-room inn, one room type at a time.
Illustrative study: dimensions, prices, evidence states, commercial-use checks, and delivery dates are sample assumptions, not a measured property, supplier quote, or booked delivery.
Room types and keys, what you keep, commercial-use needs, your low season.
Layout, palette and schedule by a named designer. Two revisions.
Every line sourced, priced and use-class checked, with its evidence state.
Accept the design; separately authorise purchases per supplier.
We are preparing a hospitality furnishing service for small inns in Northern California and Japan. Fees are quoted per project.
Running a small inn? Tokusen handles guests and bookings.
Start your inn brief
Tell us the property, rooms and budget — a consultant will follow up with next steps.