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Hana-no-ki Inari Shrine blooms with quiet magic in spring, when cherry blossoms drift like snow around its thousand-year-old torii. No crowds, no noise—just pure serenity. This is not just a shrine; it’s a dreamy escape where wishes float on wind and petals.
Art House Katsushika
Tokyo Nook
QiQi House Serenity~Private Near Asakusa & Skytree
1-min sta/Asakusa/Ueno/Ginza/Skytree/Narita/Haneda
17PplTokyo Skytreefree Wifi
Vann Amor Apartment Takenotsuka
KAIYOUTATEISHI
Residential Hotel Bevel Tokyo
POCO_4 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms
@HomeKitasenjyu
Nonomura Building Aoto
Private House Rental2 Mins from Ayase Station
Tokyo/3-story/ Whole rental/Rooftop/Pet/ Maximum 5
Hotel Coco Grand Kitasenju
Asakusa East Terrace - Kando
1 minute walk from the station! POLA amenities | Maximum 4 people
4-min walk/4 lines/95m2+free garage/4BR 2T 2B
Lighthotel-takasago
Skytree House in Tokyo
shinkaifujishoen
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Hananoki Inari Shrine
Near Hanamikado Inari Shrine, consider staying at Hotel Sunroute Plaza Tokyo Skytree—just a 15-minute ride away with stunning views of the Tokyo Skytree and surrounding cityscape. Alternatively, Radisson Hotel Asakusa offers convenient access on foot to the shrine and immerses guests in authentic Edo-era charm. Both properties provide complimentary luggage storage, shuttle services, and excellent customer service, making them ideal for travelers seeking comfort and cultural authenticity.
From Hanamikado Inari Shrine, take the Toei Ginza Line to Asakusa Station, a 10-minute walk to Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street. For a quick trip to Tokyo Skytree, transfer to the Tobu Skytree Line at Asakusa Station—just 3 minutes away. Bus stops near the shrine offer direct routes to Ueno, Akihabara, and other key areas. Use a Suica or Pasmo card for seamless travel across Tokyo’s subway, bus, and rail networks, saving time and money.
Near Hanamikado Inari Shrine, enjoy a traditional washi umbrella workshop at Asakusa Craft Studio, where you’ll learn to hand-make delicate Japanese paper umbrellas. The adjacent Nakamise-dori street offers an array of shrine souvenirs—including omamori (protective charms), ema (prayer tablets), and maneki-neko (beckoning cats)—perfect for keepsakes. Don’t miss the evening guided tour, illuminating the shrine’s serene atmosphere under soft lights, offering a rare glimpse into Tokyo’s tranquil spiritual side.
Yes, Asakusa Park is just a short walk from Hanamikado Inari Shrine and offers a perfect family-friendly retreat. With lush greenery, dedicated children’s play zones, open seating, and shaded tea houses, it’s ideal for parents to relax while kids enjoy freedom. The nearby Sumida River Promenade features bike rentals and scenic walking paths along the water. The park also hosts seasonal events like summer festivals and winter light displays, enriching family experiences. Public restrooms and drinking fountains are readily available throughout, ensuring convenience and comfort.
Traveler Reviews
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Residential Hotel Bevel Tokyo
Staying at Residential Hotel Bevel Tokyo was an absolute delight! The location is perfect—just a 10-12 minute walk from the nearest subway station, which means it's quiet and peaceful, yet still super accessible. The room was spacious with a 2-bedroom layout, ideal for families like mine. It felt clean, well-maintained, and so comfortable—no strange odors or smoke at all. One of the biggest bonuses? No need to bring a power adapter—outlets are compatible with Chinese-style plugs. Plus, the hotel has clear waste sorting bins, which I really appreciate for keeping things eco-friendly. Everything about this place felt thoughtfully designed, from the cleanliness to the thoughtful touches. The value for money is outstanding—definitely one of the best stays I've had in Tokyo. Highly recommend it for travelers seeking comfort, convenience, and a home-like vibe.
Hotel Coco Grand Kitasenju
Staying at Hotel Coco Grand Kitasenju was an absolute delight! The hotel is just a 4-minute walk from Kitasenju Station, making it incredibly convenient for getting around Tokyo by train. I was pleasantly surprised by the room size—much larger than your typical Japanese hotel room, which made the space feel more spacious and comfortable. The atmosphere throughout the property is clean, cozy, and well-maintained. One standout feature? The in-room massage chair—it’s perfect for unwinding after a long day, especially for easing tired feet and sore shoulders. Noise insulation is excellent too; the rooms stay quiet and peaceful at night, ideal for a good night’s sleep. Staff are friendly, attentive, and always willing to help with any request. Plus, the area around the hotel is vibrant and full of life—convenience stores, supermarkets, local shops, and plenty of dining options are all within easy reach. You’ll never be bored or short on essentials. Overall, this place offers incredible value and comfort. A solid five-star experience—I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo.
Skytree House in Tokyo
If you're traveling with a group of 8 or more, this place is an absolute must-try! The actual space matches the photos on the listing perfectly—spacious, well-organized, and incredibly clean. We comfortably fit our whole family of 9 without feeling cramped at all. Every corner felt fresh and tidy, which made us feel right at home. Located in a quiet residential neighborhood, it's peaceful yet still super convenient—just a short walk to the subway station for easy access to Asakusa, Akihabara, and other key spots. The host was responsive and helpful from start to finish, always replying quickly whenever we had questions. Overall, the experience was flawless. Everyone in our group loved it, and we’re already planning to book again. Highly recommend for large groups looking for comfort, cleanliness, and great value.
HOTEL LiVEMAX Tokyo Ayase-Ekimae
I was pleasantly surprised by how well this little hotel delivers. Despite its compact size, it’s fully equipped with everything you need—clean, well-maintained rooms and a great sense of comfort. The location is quiet and peaceful, yet super convenient with plenty of local shops within walking distance. Just a short stroll to Ayase Station makes getting around Tokyo easy and efficient. The Chiyoda Line runs through here, and using a prepaid IC card can really help cut down on transportation costs if you plan your routes wisely. For travelers looking for a budget-friendly stay in Tokyo without sacrificing cleanliness or convenience, this place is an excellent choice. I’d definitely come back.
Smile Hotel Tokyo Ayase Ekimae
Staying at Smile Hotel Tokyo Ayase Ekimae was a fantastic experience, especially for its convenient location right near the Chiyoda Line. It only took a few minutes to walk from the station, making it incredibly easy to get around Tokyo without the hassle of transfers or long commutes. The area is surprisingly quiet and peaceful—definitely not like the crowded tourist spots you often find in central Tokyo. If you prefer a more serene atmosphere away from the noise and crowds, this hotel is an excellent choice. Even though it’s compact, the rooms are clean, well-kept, and thoughtfully designed with comfort in mind. The staff were friendly and helpful, adding to the overall positive vibe. For travelers seeking a calm, convenient, and comfortable base in Tokyo, I highly recommend this place—it truly delivers on both value and quality.
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