Matsubayashi Gate is a historically significant venue originally built as the residence of the second president of Kamakura Bank, Hikoki Murata, in 1924 after the Great Kanto Earthquake caused its destruction. It offers a unique glimpse into the architectural style of that era and has undergone various modifications, including expansions to the kitchen and dining areas in 1962. Today, Matsubayashi Gate serves as a versatile facility for photography and filming, catering to both professional and casual clients.

They offer a range of services including movie shooting at a rate of 35,000 yen per hour and still photography for 27,000 yen per hour, both of which incur additional charges on holidays and early morning sessions. For those looking to enhance their shoots, they provide rental equipment such as shooting tables, irons, and other props. With a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, Matsubayashi Gate is a prime destination for capturing memorable moments in a historic setting