The 15 rooms and suites range from 20 to 140 square meters, and all play host to a bathtub apart from the Standard Room and the Standard Plus Balcony room—both at 20 square meters—which both feature a shower. The Standard Room and Standard Plus Balcony room offer a single bed, while the 30-square-meter Standard Plus Loft and the 45-square-meter Balcony Junior Suite feature twin beds, with the latter also home to two bunk beds. The Living Suite, the Dining Suite, and the Terrace Suite—at 55, 82, and 140 square meters, respectively—boast double beds. The Standard Plus Loft room, the Living Suite, and the Dining Suite are all home to a loft, while the Terrace Suite boasts a 70-square-meter terrace.

After graduating from Meiji University in Tokyo, Yoshitaka Nojiri founded his Take and Give Needs wedding business and rapidly expanded the company’s operations to the U.S., Taiwan, China, and Indonesia. As well as specializing in weddings, Nojiri also spent years consulting for the hospitality business, including international luxury hotels in Japan, and in the process realized that in his hometown of Tokyo there was no boutique hotel that he deemed “cool”. As President and CEO of Trunk, Nojiri aims to provide a coherent boutique hotel concept while alleviating social problems in Japan and beyond. In his free time, Nojiri can be found either with his family or on his surfboard.