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Migen-in Temple—a name that lingers in the silence. Tucked away in a quiet alley, this hidden gem holds a world of stillness. Its karesansui (dry landscape) garden is a masterpiece of absence: raked gravel mimics waves, stones stand like distant islands. Sit on the veranda, listen to wind through bamboo, and let time dissolve. This isn’t sightseeing—it’s soul-surfing.
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!
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!
The Strings by InterContinental, Tokyo
Craving a luxurious Tokyo stay with 4.7-star excellence? This gem beside Shinagawa Station (30 mins to Haneda Airport!) dazzles with golden-hued lobbies and panoramic city views – including the glittering Tokyo Tower. Enjoy free in-room WiFi, 24/7 concierge, and a well-equipped fitness center. Business travelers love its meeting facilities, while families appreciate kid-friendly amenities. With convenience stores nearby and elegant executive lounge/coffee bar, it’s perfect for exploring Ginza’s shopping paradise or unwinding after sightseeing.
Takanawa Hanakohro (in Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa)
Nestled in Tokyo's prime location with SLH certification, this urban retreat is just 5 minutes from Tokyo Tower & Bay. Unwind at their full-service spa with massages or hit the 24-hour gym. The 16 elegant rooms feature deep-soak tubs and satellite TV, while OH-SAI Lounge serves authentic Japanese cuisine. Business travelers appreciate the well-equipped conference rooms, and EV drivers will love the charging stations. With concierge service and doorstep access to Shibuya Crossing (5.8km), it's a seamless blend of luxury and convenience - your perfect Tokyo sanctuary.
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.
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!
Miyako City Tokyo Takanawa
Shinagawa Prince Hotel N Tower
VIA INN SHINAGAWA OIMACHI JR-West Group
Hotel Princess Garden
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Near Miken-in Temple in Tokyo, highly recommended stays include Kyoto Gion Mitsui Ryokan and Hyatt Regency Ginza Tokyo. Both offer exceptional convenience and premium service, with walking access to the temple within minutes. The Hyatt Regency Ginza features rooms with panoramic windows overlooking serene garden views, blending modern luxury with traditional Japanese Zen aesthetics. Many properties also provide tranquil tea rooms and meditation spaces, ideal for guests seeking inner peace after visiting the temple. Reservations are strongly advised—especially during cherry blossom season—when demand surges due to the area’s cultural significance and scenic beauty.
The most convenient route from Tokyo Station to Miken-in Temple is taking the Hibiya Line to Ginza Station, then transferring to the Toei Oedo Line to Roppongi Icchome Station, followed by an 8-minute walk. The journey takes about 30 minutes with frequent trains and minimal transfers. Taxis take around 20 minutes but may face congestion during peak hours. Use a Suica or ICOCA card for seamless travel across all subway and bus lines. Some tourist passes also cover this route, offering cost savings.
For scenic exploration, consider walking through Ginza’s bustling streets—where modern fashion meets historic architecture—to enrich your journey with local atmosphere and urban charm.
Near Miken-in Temple, visitors can enjoy authentic Zen meditation sessions and tea ceremony workshops led by temple monks. Morning zazen meditation offers a chance to practice mindfulness amid temple bells and quiet contemplation, fostering inner stillness. Daily tea gatherings feature hand-whisked matcha paired with delicate wagashi sweets, accompanied by insights into the deeper philosophy of Japanese tea culture.
Another highlight is the karensai (dry landscape) garden tour, guided by experts who explain symbolic elements and artistic design principles behind the temple’s renowned rock gardens. Special workshops like hand-copying Buddhist sutras allow guests to create personal spiritual keepsakes. Reservations are essential—especially on weekends and holidays—as these intimate experiences often book out weeks in advance.
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