Cheap Tokyo hotel
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TOKYO RYOKAN
RYUMEIKAN
http://www.ryumeikan.co.jp/index-e.htm
HOMEIKAN
旅館鳳明館（RYOKAN HOMEIKAN）
TSUTAYA
http://www.tsutaya-r.com/english.html
TAIEIKAN
http://homepage3.nifty.com/taieikan/
maizuru
http://www012.upp.so-net.ne.jp/ryokan-maizuru/home_e.htm
INNS&HOTELS in TOKYO
http://www4.famille.ne.jp/~tyo-stay/e-nikkanren/entop.htm
RYUMEIKAN
http://www.ryumeikan.co.jp/index-e.htm
HOMEIKAN
旅館鳳明館（RYOKAN HOMEIKAN）
TSUTAYA
http://www.tsutaya-r.com/english.html
TAIEIKAN
http://homepage3.nifty.com/taieikan/
maizuru
http://www012.upp.so-net.ne.jp/ryokan-maizuru/home_e.htm
INNS&HOTELS in TOKYO
http://www4.famille.ne.jp/~tyo-stay/e-nikkanren/entop.htm
- 18 Jan 2005
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Because I have not stayed at ryokan of Tokyo,
Explanation of this hotel is not possible.
It is explained Ryokan
Please refer to this site.
http://www.ryokan.or.jp/how_en.html
There is Yushima Tenjin, Tokyo University in Hongo.
Tokyo Yokohama restaurant search
(hongo)
http://ss.gnavi.co.jp/fl/search/index.php?id=enU&area=AREAM2187
Explanation of this hotel is not possible.
It is explained Ryokan
Please refer to this site.
http://www.ryokan.or.jp/how_en.html
There is Yushima Tenjin, Tokyo University in Hongo.
Tokyo Yokohama restaurant search
(hongo)
http://ss.gnavi.co.jp/fl/search/index.php?id=enU&area=AREAM2187
- 18 Jan 2005
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Tokyo / Nagoya
Breakfast
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Breakfast of a beautiful woman of feelings
公開終了のお知らせ
Breakfast
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Breakfast of a beautiful woman of feelings
公開終了のお知らせ
koolkool
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- 24 Jul 2006
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Yummy yummy
In my few past visit to Japan someone from the company paying me for lunch and dinner too
..ahaha..so i'm rather blind for this kinda stuff..this will be my first time extending just with my friend from my country, it's his first time to Japan..so i cant ask him anything
ahaha
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In my few past visit to Japan someone from the company paying me for lunch and dinner too
..ahaha..so i'm rather blind for this kinda stuff..this will be my first time extending just with my friend from my country, it's his first time to Japan..so i cant ask him anything ahaha ...
- 18 Oct 2004
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Last April, I stayed at the Hotel Asia Center of Japan and they had their own restaurant. If memory serves, their breakfast buffet (Western or Japanese) was around 900 yen. It was pretty good. They also had their own fresh-baked croissants and darn good coffee. All you can eat.
WHEATTHlNS
None Of Your Business
- 2 Feb 2005
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エックスサーバー サーバー初期ページ
If youre looking for cheap, close to NRT airport (well really though - most any location in central TOKYO is "close" since youd just transfer off the Keisei line to the subway), nestled in old town Tokyo, and not fair from fun - try
Khaosan Tokyo. I stayed in the Asakusa location and it was a blast. its small (of course), and is tucked in a spot that is EASY to miss, but its real close to a POST OFFICE (read: ATM), a 100yen convenience store, and several shopping centers. Theres also a Denny's and KFC nearby is you so choose. The subway is like, not even 3 minutes away, and should you choose to experience a capsule hotel (and you should) - theres one right there available for you.
They also have an ANNEX location - that appearantly they opened after I was there. The ANNEX looks HUGE - but the price is RIDICULOUSLY cheap.
Check it out - I HIGHLY recommend these guys. When I return in December - Ill be using these guys again.
If youre looking for cheap, close to NRT airport (well really though - most any location in central TOKYO is "close" since youd just transfer off the Keisei line to the subway), nestled in old town Tokyo, and not fair from fun - try
Khaosan Tokyo. I stayed in the Asakusa location and it was a blast. its small (of course), and is tucked in a spot that is EASY to miss, but its real close to a POST OFFICE (read: ATM), a 100yen convenience store, and several shopping centers. Theres also a Denny's and KFC nearby is you so choose. The subway is like, not even 3 minutes away, and should you choose to experience a capsule hotel (and you should) - theres one right there available for you.
They also have an ANNEX location - that appearantly they opened after I was there. The ANNEX looks HUGE - but the price is RIDICULOUSLY cheap.
Check it out - I HIGHLY recommend these guys. When I return in December - Ill be using these guys again.
WHEATTHlNS
None Of Your Business
- 2 Feb 2005
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The private rooms no doubt look exactly like the mixed rooms except that youre the only one in the room. Its not the HILTON by a long shot, and really the reason you stay at a Hostel is because it is cheap, and there are a ton of people to hit up if you so choose.
As for the SUBWAY system - it takes maybe a day to figure out how it works. You just need that map that has the lines on it - itll tell you which company owns which line, so you know if you need to exit a subway to catch a connection, or whether its a direct transfer. But the Asakusa line is the line that makes the connection with the Keisei Line that takes you smack dab into Narita Airport, and that lets you out right around the corner from the hostel.
As for the SUBWAY system - it takes maybe a day to figure out how it works. You just need that map that has the lines on it - itll tell you which company owns which line, so you know if you need to exit a subway to catch a connection, or whether its a direct transfer. But the Asakusa line is the line that makes the connection with the Keisei Line that takes you smack dab into Narita Airport, and that lets you out right around the corner from the hostel.
WHEATTHlNS
None Of Your Business
- 2 Feb 2005
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That hotel - looks expensive. . .are you going with anyone?
- 18 Oct 2004
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If memory serves, I took the Ginza line from Asakusa to the Ueno station. At the Ueno station, you'll need to walk (not a bad walk) from the main station to the Keisei Line station to get back to Narita. My hotel was near the Inaricho station on the Ginza Line. I stayed there last October.
koolkool
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- 24 Jul 2006
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Tokyo hotel
Yes, WHEATTINS, i go with my friend, so we can share the room, i reserved it via a travel agent here, costs 14000 yen per night including breakfast.But my reservation havent confirmed yet, maybe tomorrow the hotel will confirmed it to the agent by email.
ArmandV: cool memory, mate.U certainly remember your last October trip.Thank you for the directions.
Yes, WHEATTINS, i go with my friend, so we can share the room, i reserved it via a travel agent here, costs 14000 yen per night including breakfast.But my reservation havent confirmed yet, maybe tomorrow the hotel will confirmed it to the agent by email.
ArmandV: cool memory, mate.U certainly remember your last October trip.Thank you for the directions.
