You can visit the 19th-century Ueno Zoo that is 25 minutes by foot from this Tokyo hotel. The property puts you in the heart of Tokyo, 25 minutes' walk of the huge Tokyo Skytree Tower. Asakusa Toei underground station can be reached in 10 minutes by foot. Within 5 minutes' walk from Wired Hotel Asakusa, Musashi serves international and Japanese meals. You may enjoy the hotel's made-to-order breakfast in the restaurant. Guests can also make use of a bidet, a separate toilet and a bath as well as comforts like a hair dryer and a shower cap.
ASAKUSA KOKONO CLUB FREE
You can stay in one of the 30 air-conditioned rooms featuring free Wi-Fi along with coffee and tea making facilities.
There is a 24-hour front desk and laundry service at the smoke free hotel. Shopping - where do I start? Shinjuku, Harijuku, Daiso shops, brilliant massive department stores - you won't find it hard to shop there.Area attractions, including Asakusa ROX Shopping Center and the historic Senso-ji Temple are located only a short walk from this 3-star Wired Hotel Asakusa Tokyo. Not too sure about anime, but there is a centre in Tokyo - check out other forums on TA. Unless you read fluent Japsnese it is very hard to know what you are signing up for when you use free wifi. And be sure to organise to collect a pocket wifi dongle on arrival - this is a must if you want internet connection whenever you need it. The best app/website to have is HYPERDIA.this makes train travel soooooo easy. This can be bought at the airport on arrival. If you need to get the train from the Airport you get on the NEX train. Either one of those cards makes it easy to use the subway system as you wont have to fiddle with change and you can top them up when required. Make sure you get a Suica or Pasmo card - ask your travel agent if they can get one for you with your Japan Rail Pass - if you're getting one of those too. Trains are easy to navigate once you get your bearings.
Wow you guys are lucky, I can't wait to go back!! Asakusa is one of the best places to be based (in my opinion). Tasted more food, visited a coffee shop, ladies accessories shop, ceramic and pottery shop, another antique Japanese postcard and woodblock print shop and stayed at an owl cafe for an hour. Bought home made wallets and cloth wall hangings for framing at home, Found and bought a19th century Hokusai woodblock print. Here we get to sort through more variety of local good. There the crowd is thinner and the shops have been there for some time. But don't stay at the center too long and missed out on some good finds at the edge of the shopping area. Here various stalls carries and sells, souvenirs, ice cream in winter, local delicacies, home decors, collectible toys and the likes. Most shops opens around 10 and crowds easily build up at the center of the shopping district. Asakusa's shopping street runs at 2 main intersections and with some smaller lanes parallel to these main streets. Most memorable would be the huge bright orange lantern at the entrance of the main gate and the incense burner at the center of the temple ground where people gather to have a whiff of the smoke to pat on their head and body for good luck.Īfter the temple we went straight to the shopping street. The temple is well maintained, beautiful bright orange red color all around and have not change much over the centuries. By that time visitors both locals and foreigners are beginning to gather inside to pray, visit and take pictures. This is at the center of the shopping area and a good place to begin. Asakusa Kokono Club Hotel Online Reservations Asakusa 2-16-2 Asakusa Kokono Club Hotel. Began our tour at the Sensoji Temple at around 9 am.
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