Kaminarimon Ryokan
Lightning Monryokan
Tokyo /Asakusa/Business hotel
Enjoy an exquisite breakfast prepared by a chef from a first-class restaurant. A modern ryokan standing right next to Kaminarimon
ryokan" Kaminarimon Ryokan" is a 7-story building located right next to Asakusa Kaminarimon. The building was designed by architect Sei Takeyama, and is decorated in a Japanese style based on the concept of "Enjoying Japanese style. The building offers a panoramic view of Sensoji Temple, Tokyo Sky Tree, and other Asakusa-like landmarks. The breakfast prepared by a chef from a first-class ryotei restaurant is a must-see.
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Experience
While enjoying sightseeing in Asakusa
Two days spent near Kaminarimon
We will introduce the course when the woman who celebrated his birthday actually stayed at "Kaminarimon Ryokan".
First day
Start12:00
About 8 minutes on foot to the inn
Arrive at Asakusa
Stroll through the bustling streets
Arrive at Asakusa, where you can feel the atmosphere of the downtown area on the train. Nakamise Street, which is considered to be the oldest shopping street in Japan, and its surroundings are lined with many shops. Enjoy an exciting stroll before checking into your ryokan.
Check-in15:00
Arrive at the inn
A Japanese painting welcomes you
Japanese style check-in
ryokan. First, check in at the front desk on the 3rd floor. You can enjoy a modern and Japanese atmosphere, with Japanese paintings on display and Japanese accessories lined up.
I arrived a little earlier than the check-in time, but I was able to go through the room immediately ^ ^
Room16:00
In a room full of emotion
laid back
A total of 13 rooms of 8 types, including Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms, and Western-style rooms. In front of the guest rooms, nameplates by calligrapher Masato Domoto are hung. The windows from which you can see the scenery of Asakusa have high sound insulation, so you can spend a quiet time.
Stayed in the room of "Koringiku". You can see the beautiful scenery of Senso-ji Temple and Tokyo Sky Tree ◎ I was able to relax while drinking tea.
Dinner19:00
About 5 minutes on foot from the inn
Taste at "Hatsuogawa"
Long-established authentic eel on rice
Let's go out to eat Asakusa gourmet for dinner. "Hatsuogawa", which is about a 5-minute walk from the inn, is a long-established eel restaurant founded in the 40th year of the Meiji era. Savor the refined taste of eel that is prepared to order.
I went to "Hatsuogawa" to eat eel! It is a shop with a Showa retro atmosphere. The seasoning is light and you can enjoy the original taste of the eel.
Night21:00
the night that goes on
Spend time with the night view of Asakusa
After dinner, take a bath in your room and heal the fatigue of the day. In addition, Kaminarimon and the main hall of Sensoji Temple are lit up until around 23:00. This is your chance to see the night view of Asakusa up close.
the 2nd day
Breakfast08:00
full of seasonal ingredients
gentle breakfast
The reservation-only breakfast served in the lounge is a Japanese set meal prepared by an itamae from a first-class restaurant in Kyoto. Let's slowly chew the taste of the seasonal ingredients brought out by the dashi stock together with the freshly cooked rice.
Check-out11:00
leave the inn
Until checkout
Appreciate works of art
Check out is at 11:00. The museum is decorated with various works of art, including ink paintings by Akio Miki, director of the Takarazuka Revue. It is also recommended to take a look around before leaving ryokan.
Sightseeing12:00
About 1 minute on foot from the inn
play and eat
Enjoy the uniqueness of Asakusa
It takes about 1 minute on foot from ryokan to Sensoji Temple. Enjoy sightseeing in Asakusa, such as visiting Sensoji Temple, eating monjayaki, which is said to have originated in Asakusa, and taking a cruise on the Sumida River.
After visiting Senso-ji Temple, I ate monjayaki. After that, I took a sightseeing boat on the Sumida River and enjoyed the view from the river.
Return trip16:00
Get in touch with the downtown atmosphere
Two days of getting closer
Two days spent together on the birthday of an important lover. Right next to Kaminarimon, which can be said to be the symbol of Asakusa, you can enjoy the scenery, talk, and heal the fatigue of your trip. Would you like to spend a memorable time?
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Location
- address
- 1-18-2 Asakusa, Taito-Tokyo
- access
- 1 minute walk from Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line / 4 minutes walk from Asakusa Station on the Toei Subway Asakusa Line. There are direct trains from Haneda Airport and Narita Airport.
- pick-up
- No transportation
- parking
- No parking
Facility information
Check in Check out
15:00 (IN) - 11:00 (OUT) etc.
Facility
bath
- onsen
- Big bath
- Open-air bath
- Private bath
- Free-flowing hot spring
- sauna
Internet connection
- Internet available
Facility
- laundry
- gym/fitness
- pool indoor
- pool
- banquet hall
- There is a shop
- bar lounge
service
- Esthetic
- Massage
- Pet friendly
- room service
- humidifier
- trouser presser
- Concierge
- Stroller rental
- crib
- laundry service
guest room
- newspaper in the room
location
- Within 5 minutes from the station
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amenities
- Hand towel/face towel
- bath towel
- Hairdryer
- pajamas
- yukata
- Monk's working clothes
- slipper
- toothbrush, toothpaste
- shampoo rinse
- shower cap
- Body Soap
- comb/brush
- face wash
- lotion
- latex
- makeup remover
- cotton
- swab
- razor
- refrigerator
- tv set
- safe
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eriko699
Late 30s / Self-employed
Stayed in May 2021
After strolling along Nakamise Street, I ate shaved ice and taiyaki at Asakusa Naniwaya. The freshly made taiyaki was fragrant and delicious.