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Tokyo, 13, Japan
Notes
See the nightlife in Tokyo in the Shinjuku or Roppongi districts.
Check out one of the world's largest fish markets: tsukiji fish market!
The harajuku district is a good place for brunch on a Sunday or strolling down Omotesando Dori, the main street full of shops and flea markets.
Temples and gardens:
Meiji Jingu Shrine is a good forested refuge in the middle of Tokyo.
Rikugien Gardens are somewhat out of the way in Tokyo but the vistas are unmarred by skyscrapers and the gardens are lovely. Teahouses included!
Asakusa is the best place to experience Tokyo's old downtown, with its popular Sensoji Temple, Nakamise shopping lane with crafts and kitsch, and casual traditional restaurants.
Hotels:
Tokyo Ueno New Izu Hotel, $89/117 - BOOKED!
Prices vary based on room size and type. Japanese style is more expensive. Hotel is 3 blocks from Ueno station, free internet/wifi.
Grand House Chang Tee Hotel, $94/night.
Hotel is near Ikebukuro station on yamanote line. Has free wifi and western or Japanese style rooms.
Ueno Touganeya Hotel, $100/night,
Located a few blocks from Ueno station, free wired internet, close to station for airport. Rooms are super small.
Hotel Horidome Villa, $70/night.
Near Kanda station, this cheap hotel seems decent and offers wired internet.
Flexstay Nippori Inn, $74/night.
Very close to Nippori station on the yamanote line, this clean cheap hotel offers a communal kitchenette, wired internet, and is close to Akihabara neighborhood.
Oak Hotel, $78. (weekly mansion ueno very similar)
Small rooms very close to Ueno station. Offers free internet, bike rental and a kitchenette.
Hotel Tateshina, $110/night
Located near Shinjuku station, free wifi.
Ikebukuro Hotel Theatre, $100/night
Located in the shopping and business district, this hotel is also right next to Ikebukuro station. Free wired internet.
Shinjuku New City Hotel, $105/night
Very close to Shinjuku station, this hotel also has a shuttle to the station. Free wired internet and fridge in room.
Check out one of the world's largest fish markets: tsukiji fish market!
The harajuku district is a good place for brunch on a Sunday or strolling down Omotesando Dori, the main street full of shops and flea markets.
Temples and gardens:
Meiji Jingu Shrine is a good forested refuge in the middle of Tokyo.
Rikugien Gardens are somewhat out of the way in Tokyo but the vistas are unmarred by skyscrapers and the gardens are lovely. Teahouses included!
Asakusa is the best place to experience Tokyo's old downtown, with its popular Sensoji Temple, Nakamise shopping lane with crafts and kitsch, and casual traditional restaurants.
Hotels:
Tokyo Ueno New Izu Hotel, $89/117 - BOOKED!
Prices vary based on room size and type. Japanese style is more expensive. Hotel is 3 blocks from Ueno station, free internet/wifi.
Grand House Chang Tee Hotel, $94/night.
Hotel is near Ikebukuro station on yamanote line. Has free wifi and western or Japanese style rooms.
Ueno Touganeya Hotel, $100/night,
Located a few blocks from Ueno station, free wired internet, close to station for airport. Rooms are super small.
Hotel Horidome Villa, $70/night.
Near Kanda station, this cheap hotel seems decent and offers wired internet.
Flexstay Nippori Inn, $74/night.
Very close to Nippori station on the yamanote line, this clean cheap hotel offers a communal kitchenette, wired internet, and is close to Akihabara neighborhood.
Oak Hotel, $78. (weekly mansion ueno very similar)
Small rooms very close to Ueno station. Offers free internet, bike rental and a kitchenette.
Hotel Tateshina, $110/night
Located near Shinjuku station, free wifi.
Ikebukuro Hotel Theatre, $100/night
Located in the shopping and business district, this hotel is also right next to Ikebukuro station. Free wired internet.
Shinjuku New City Hotel, $105/night
Very close to Shinjuku station, this hotel also has a shuttle to the station. Free wired internet and fridge in room.