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Hakusan Shrine (the same name, different vibe) offers something deeper—a slice of everyday life wrapped in tradition. Locals come here to meditate, pray, or even share tea with the gods. The highlight? A centuries-old ginkgo tree whose leaves turn gold each autumn, turning the whole street into a shimmering carpet of sunlight. At night, when lights glow softly, the red torii seems to float above the water. No crowds, no noise—just real moments and quiet faith. This is the kind of place Tokyoites return to, again and again.
Villa Fontaine Premier Haneda Airport
Right next to Haneda International Airport, this hotel blends business and leisure seamlessly. Relax in luxury rooms or soak in the natural hot spring while enjoying views of Mt. Fuji and airplanes taking off. With amenities like a fitness center, sauna, and spa massage, plus a business center and grand banquet halls, meetings feel effortless. Direct airport access, luggage storage, and currency exchange make travel stress-free!
Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport
Looking for a convenient and comfortable hotel near Haneda Airport? This is the perfect choice for you! Just 300 meters from the international terminal and with free airport shuttle, it couldn't be easier! Rooms are fully equipped with ironing facilities, safes, and cozy slippers so you can relax the moment you arrive. Love pampering yourself? Don't miss the sauna and spa massage to unwind after a long day! Nearby, you’ll find delicious eats like the famous tonkatsu set, and the hotel’s bar is perfect for a nightcap. Whether for business or leisure, this spot has it all!
HOTEL MYSTAYS Haneda
This hotel is a great value choice! Just 10 minutes from Haneda Airport with a free shuttle service, making travel a breeze. Rooms are fully equipped with LCD TVs, fridges, and even kitchens, giving you a home-like comfort. With a 24-hour front desk and self-service laundry, all your needs are covered. Shopping enthusiasts will love the nearby stores. Whether for business or leisure, this place has it all, plus Chinese-friendly services for seamless communication!
Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyu
Looking for a cost-effective and convenient hotel in Tokyo? This is your best choice! Located near Haneda Airport, it’s just a short walk to the domestic terminal, saving you precious time. With Chinese signage, communication is effortless, and families will appreciate the children’s amenities and kid-friendly meals. Business travelers can take advantage of the meeting rooms and laundry services. Unwind at the bar or enjoy a quiet moment in the café. Whether for business or leisure, this hotel has everything you need!
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Stay at Richmond Hotel Asakusa, just a 5-minute walk from Senso-ji Temple's Nakamise Shopping Street. The hotel blends modern comfort with authentic Japanese aesthetics, featuring tatami rooms and some views of the temple's pagoda. Guests enjoy complimentary kimono rental, seasonal tea ceremonies, and direct access to the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line. Its prime location makes it ideal for early morning prayers or evening illuminations, offering seamless access to Tokyo’s oldest cultural district.
Take the Ginza Line subway from Tokyo Station to Asakusa Station, a mere 10-minute ride with frequent departures. Exit at Exit 1 and walk 3 minutes toward Nakamise Shopping Street to reach Senso-ji Temple. This route is the most efficient, avoiding surface traffic and ideal for travelers with luggage or those planning to shop after worship. Use Suica or Pasmo cards for contactless entry and faster boarding.
Beyond visiting the main hall of Senso-ji Temple, explore Nakamise Street for traditional crafts like manju pastries, wind chimes, and fan-making workshops. Participate in hands-on washi paper art classes led by local artisans, crafting custom lanterns or umbrellas. At night, the illuminated Ryōgoku Bridge lanterns and Sumida River skyline create a vivid Edo-era atmosphere. Many activities offer bilingual guides, enabling international guests to deeply engage with Japanese folk traditions and craftsmanship.
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