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Tucked away in Tokyo’s urban rhythm lies Honjō-in Temple, a serene sanctuary where time slows down. Stone lanterns glow softly, temple bells chime gently, and moss clings to aged walls—this is pure Japanese wabi-sabi. Not just a place of worship, but a canvas for contemplation and photography lovers seeking authentic tranquility.
JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo
Escape the hustle of the city at JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo, where Zen-inspired luxury meets natural beauty. Located in Shinagawa Takanawa, the hotel offers elegant rooms and seasonal Kaiseki cuisine for a truly immersive experience. Relax at the executive lounge, fitness center, or with a spa massage, while families will appreciate the kids' meals and amenities. Whether for business or leisure, this serene retreat has everything you need for a memorable stay in Tokyo!
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo
This hotel is the perfect blend of business and leisure! Just a 4-minute walk to Shirokanedai Station, it's super convenient. Enjoy the indoor pool and spa, or work out at the fitness center to unwind. Rooms are well-equipped with a minibar and coffee maker for a comfortable stay. Dine at the Western and Chinese restaurants to satisfy your cravings. With Chinese signage and attentive service, communication is a breeze. Whether for work or travel, this is your ideal choice!
The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Autograph Collection
This Tokyo boutique hotel is the perfect blend of business and leisure! Just a 3-minute walk to Shinagawa Station, with easy access to Ginza and Shibuya in 20 minutes, and Shinkansen rides to Osaka and Kyoto. Only 20 minutes from Haneda Airport, making it ideal for both international and domestic travelers. The hotel boasts 20,000 square meters of natural landscape with over 200 cherry trees, offering stunning seasonal views. Spacious rooms, Italian and Japanese restaurants allow you to dine while admiring the lush garden. Recently renovated by acclaimed designer Aoyama Nomura, it harmoniously blends traditional and modern design. Note that tattoos may restrict access to public baths.
Tokyo Marriott Hotel
Located in the heart of Tokyo, this hotel offers a perfect blend of luxury and convenience. Enjoy exclusive access to the Executive Lounge and Executive Floor, along with Chinese-friendly services for a seamless stay. Rooms feature double-padded beds and free Wi-Fi, with some offering stunning views of Tokyo Bay and the city skyline. Stay active at the fitness center or dine in style at Lounge & Dining G. Whether for business or family trips, the meeting rooms and children's amenities cater to all needs. Don’t miss out on this exceptional experience!
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Everything you need to know about Honjo-in
While Honsen-in Temple itself is nestled in a quiet urban enclave without nearby hotels, the Tokyo Midtown Yoyogi Hotel is an excellent choice just a 10-minute drive away. This modern boutique hotel offers seamless access to the temple via short transit or a scenic walk through Yoyogi Park, where you can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and tranquil forest paths year-round. Guests can book a private tea ceremony experience in the hotel’s serene garden, immersing themselves in traditional Japanese aesthetics. Complimentary shuttle buses connect to nearby subway stations, making it easy to visit the temple while enjoying comfort and convenience.
The most convenient route from central Tokyo to Honsen-in Temple is taking the Chiyoda Line to Meiji-jingumae Station, then transferring to a local bus or walking about 15 minutes. A taxi ride takes roughly 20 minutes and costs around ¥1,800. Use a Suica or Pasmo card for seamless transit across trains and buses. Upon arrival, stroll along the Meiji Shrine Outer Garden path, a peaceful green corridor blending urban life with nature. Note that the temple has no parking facilities, so driving is discouraged. To avoid crowds, especially on weekends, plan your visit early in the morning or during weekdays.
Near Honsen-in Temple, visitors can join the annual spring blessing craft fair held every March, where guests create paper lanterns and hang wishes on sacred trees. The temple also hosts weekly Saturday morning Zen meditation sessions (9:00 AM), led by experienced monks, including zazen, calligraphy practice, and mindfulness exercises—just ¥1,500 per session. For artisans, a one-day Washi paper workshop is offered, teaching traditional handmade paper-making using local kozo bark. All activities take place within the temple grounds or adjacent cultural spaces, offering an authentic immersion into Japanese heritage and tranquility.
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