MIMARU Tokyo Asakusa Station

Name: MIMARU Tokyo Asakusa Station
Address: 2-20-4 Kaminarimon Asakusa, Tokyo, 日本

4.0-star · 2-20-4 Kaminarimon Asakusa

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At a glance: 4-star · Since 2021 · 96 rooms

Near: Sensō-ji · 6 min walk

A one-minute walk from Asakusa Station. Select rooms with beautiful views of the Sumida River available. The perfect location to enjoy Asakusa, the leading tourist destination in Tokyo.

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Check-in15:00
Check-out11:00
Front desk07:00–22:00
Voltage100V

Extra bedsUp to 1

Japanese

Tawaramachi Station

Asakusa Train Station

ATM

Check-in requirements: The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old.
Children: Children of all ages are welcome at this property. Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.

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Wi-Fi in public areas
Elevator
Non-smoking floor
Smoking area
Luggage storage
Laundry room
Fire extinguisher
First aid kit
First aid room
Smoke detector

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Frequently asked questions about Tokyo

When is the best time to visit Tokyo?

The best times are spring (late March to early April) for cherry blossoms and mild weather, and autumn (October to November) for clear skies and pleasant temperatures. June brings the rainy season, while July and August are hot and humid. Winter is cold but dry, with fewer crowds.

Which area should I stay in in Tokyo?

Shinjuku suits first-timers and nightlife lovers, with easy transit and hotels like Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo and Park Hyatt Tokyo. Shibuya is great for shopping and young travelers, near SHIBUYA STREAM HOTEL. Asakusa offers a traditional feel with Sensō-ji nearby, and Hotel Gracery Asakusa is there. Ueno is convenient for museums and parks, with NOHGA HOTEL UENO TOKYO as an option.

What are the must-see attractions in Tokyo?

Sensō-ji is Tokyo's oldest temple, with its iconic Kaminarimon gate and lively Nakamise shopping street. Meiji Jingu offers a serene forested retreat near Harajuku, dedicated to Emperor Meiji. Tokyo Skytree provides sweeping city views from its observation decks. Tokyo Tower, a symbol of the city, also offers panoramic vistas. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a spacious park with Japanese, French, and English landscape styles.

What day trips can I take from Tokyo?

Mt Fuji and Hakone, a classic volcano and lake combo. Nikko for its ornate shrines, Kegon Waterfall, and Lake Chuzenji. Kamakura for the Great Buddha and temple-lined streets. Yokohama for its waterfront and Chinatown. These are all full-day trips from Tokyo, so plan a full day for each.

How many days do I need in Tokyo?

Plan 4 to 5 days for Tokyo. In that time you can cover the major sights: Senso-ji, Meiji Jingu, Shinjuku Gyoen, Ueno Park and its museum, plus Tokyo Tower or Skytree and Shibuya Sky. Add an extra day if you want a day trip, like to Mt Fuji or Nikko. With 5 days you could also fit a day at Tokyo Disneyland.

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When is the best time to visit Tokyo?

The best times are spring (late March to early April) for cherry blossoms and mild weather, and autumn (October to November) for clear skies and pleasant temperatures. June brings the rainy season, while July and August are hot and humid. Winter is cold but dry, with fewer crowds.

Which area should I stay in in Tokyo?

Shinjuku suits first-timers and nightlife lovers, with easy transit and hotels like Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo and Park Hyatt Tokyo. Shibuya is great for shopping and young travelers, near SHIBUYA STREAM HOTEL. Asakusa offers a traditional feel with Sensō-ji nearby, and Hotel Gracery Asakusa is there. Ueno is convenient for museums and parks, with NOHGA HOTEL UENO TOKYO as an option.

What are the must-see attractions in Tokyo?

Sensō-ji is Tokyo's oldest temple, with its iconic Kaminarimon gate and lively Nakamise shopping street. Meiji Jingu offers a serene forested retreat near Harajuku, dedicated to Emperor Meiji. Tokyo Skytree provides sweeping city views from its observation decks. Tokyo Tower, a symbol of the city, also offers panoramic vistas. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a spacious park with Japanese, French, and English landscape styles.

What day trips can I take from Tokyo?

Mt Fuji and Hakone, a classic volcano and lake combo. Nikko for its ornate shrines, Kegon Waterfall, and Lake Chuzenji. Kamakura for the Great Buddha and temple-lined streets. Yokohama for its waterfront and Chinatown. These are all full-day trips from Tokyo, so plan a full day for each.

How many days do I need in Tokyo?

Plan 4 to 5 days for Tokyo. In that time you can cover the major sights: Senso-ji, Meiji Jingu, Shinjuku Gyoen, Ueno Park and its museum, plus Tokyo Tower or Skytree and Shibuya Sky. Add an extra day if you want a day trip, like to Mt Fuji or Nikko. With 5 days you could also fit a day at Tokyo Disneyland.

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Things to do in Tokyo

Sights near MIMARU Tokyo Asakusa Station

Frequently asked questions about Tokyo

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