Around World Bag Museum × Quiet Accommodation With Few RoomsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The "tradition" and "Edo spirit" passed down through generations still thrive in Asakusa... In spring, enjoy cherry blossoms from a yakatabune boat, while events such as the Sanja Festival, Hozuki Market, and Hagoita Market captivate visitors throughout the year. Renewed and reopened in the first year of Reiwa, Kaminarimon Ryokan embraces the concept of "enjoying Japanese harmony," featuring traditional Japanese craftsmanship throughout the facility to provide a serene and welcoming atmosphere. Savor a delightful breakfast prepared by a chef with experience from a first-class Japanese restaurant. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and enjoy a moment of tranquility... We warmly welcome you with heartfelt hospitality.

For a more casual, fun, and comfortable stay!<Recommended Highlights of Nest Hotel Alt Kuramae Ekimae>1. Free bread service!Carefully selected, simply delicious “natural yeast bread”Enjoy a relaxing morning with coffee.Takeout to your Room is also available.[Location] 1F Lobby[Hours] 07:00–10:002. RoomsSkytree-view Japanese-Western style Room for up to 4 guests—perfect for families.Though compact, our Rooms offer a calming space, including Hollywood Twin and Single options,with choices to suit business trips and leisure travel.3. AccessRight next to the A3 exit of Kuramae Station (Toei Asakusa Line) (0-minute walk)No transfers needed from Haneda Airport or Narita Airport4. SightseeingA quiet location while still close to major Tokyo attractions such as Asakusa, Ueno, and Akihabara

Asakusa Kaede, which has just opened, is designed with the theme of "Asakusa Modern and Chic," with each room uniquely conceptualized. The space offers a perfect blend of the ordinary and extraordinary, featuring traditional Japanese elements such as "tatami-raised seating areas" and "futons," which are slightly removed from modern living. As part of our efforts to value limited resources, we have equipped all rooms with water dispensers instead of bottled water, a feature particularly appreciated by women and families with children.

Check-in is at the SAKE BAR, where each guest will receive a masu cup as a token of stay. Enjoy unlimited sake, a footbath and private baths, and sake in your Room as well. The space features an interior design sprinkled with elements of traditional Japanese culture, including a kamidana shrine. In addition to sake, we also offer Japanese cultural experiences such as origami, kimono, and art.