Urban hospitality assets
In Tokyo and surrounding markets: properties that serve travelers, remote workers, and longer-stay guests looking for something more grounded than a hotel.
A hospitality investment and development company headquartered in Tokyo, with roots in Ibaraki, Japan.
Mitsukaido Holdings is a hospitality investment and development company headquartered in Tokyo. We acquire and operate small-scale hospitality assets (minpaku, apartment hotels, and coliving properties) in communities that benefit from long-term stewardship.
We take our name from Mitsukaido, a town in Ibaraki where our founder lived in 2019. It is a place that shaped how we think about what hospitality can be: not a transaction, but a way of bringing people together.
In Tokyo and surrounding markets: properties that serve travelers, remote workers, and longer-stay guests looking for something more grounded than a hotel.
In Mitsukaido: coliving and shared spaces built on the idea that overlooked towns can become destinations worth visiting.
Hospitality, at its best, is infrastructure for human connection. We are building a company that remembers that, one property at a time.
Dino Monteverde is the founder of Mitsukaido Holdings and Founder & Managing Director of The Hokuten Group at Keller Williams Commercial. His career has progressed from founding, operating and selling Hiddensound Hostels, a four-location hospitality business in Tacoma, Washington, to hotel brokerage, including prior service as a Senior Associate with Sarhan Hotel Group at Keller Williams Commercial. He is also Co-Founder of a100 Arms.
He served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 2006 to 2014 as an 0193 Administrative Chief and was honorably discharged. He earned a B.A. in History, with a focus in East Asian Studies, from UC San Diego while on active duty and is a Cornell EMMH candidate. His experience spans hospitality operations, hotel investment and hotel brokerage.