Tokyo Tourism invites travellers to immerse themselves in the heart of Japan's capital through five unique hotels that engage all five senses. Whether you are drawn to cultural heritage, food traditions, manga, or festival fun, these accommodation options offer a deeper connection to the diverse spirit of Tokyo.

Step into Edo history at SHUKUBA HOTEL

In Shinagawa, once a bustling post town along the Tokaido route that connected Edo and Kyoto, SHUKUBA HOTEL offers guests the chance to experience traditional Japanese living. Operated by SHUKUBA JAPAN, the properties are renovated townhouses and apartments, with full-time concierges who deliver personalised hospitality. Guests can enjoy local guided tours, take part in workshops such as lacquerware or Japanese sweets making, or join a cruise aboard a traditional “yakatabune” boat. A convenient delivery system allows meals and goods to be brought in from nearby restaurants and shops, creating a seamless connection to the surrounding community. The brand also offers a dormitory-style guesthouse to encourage interaction among fellow travellers. SHUKUBA HOTEL official website

Sleep among stories at MANGA ART HOTEL, TOKYO

For fans of manga and anime, MANGA ART HOTEL, TOKYO near Ogawamachi Subway Station is a dream come true. With 5,000 manga volumes lining the shelves and staff recommendations that offer fresh discoveries, guests can read through the night surrounded by their favourite stories. Additional affiliated properties include a private room hotel in Jimbocho with its own sauna, and a one-room apartment in Bakurocho available for exclusive rental. All locations are near Akihabara, Tokyo's hub of subculture, perfect for further exploration after a good read. MANGA ART HOTEL, TOKYO official website

Celebrate Japanese festivals year-round at OMATSURI BASE Nakanoshimbashi

The newly opened OMATSURI BASE property in Nakan- Shimbashi brings the excitement of Japanese festivals to life every day of the year. Opened on 1 July, the hotel features mikoshi-inspired beds, lantern-lit interiors and the sounds of matsuri music throughout. On the rooftop, guests can enjoy festival stalls with traditional games like yo-yo fishing and ring toss. Designed to accommodate up to eight guests per room, the hotel is ideal for families or groups of friends. With easy access to both Shinjuku and Tokyo Station, it is a festive base for any Tokyo adventure. OMATSURI BASE Nakanoshimbashi official website (main site Japanese only, Reservation page is multilingual)

Awaken your senses through Japanese tea at Hotel 1899 Tokyo

Located in Shimbashi, Hotel 1899 Tokyo is a boutique hotel centred around Japanese tea culture. At the tea counter near reception, a “cha-barrié” or tea sommelier is always on hand to serve complimentary sencha and matcha. Guest rooms are fitted with teapots, a selection of teas, and amenities infused with green tea. The hotel café offers sweets and craft drinks made with Japanese tea, and a retail corner sells original blends. Guests can experience Japanese tea culture with all five senses while staying in one of central Tokyo's busiest districts. Hotel 1899 Tokyo official website

Discover rural charm at Fujikura Schoolhouse Lodge

In Hinohara Village, about 60 km west of central Tokyo, the Fujikura Schoolhouse Lodge is a former school turned into a peaceful mountain retreat. Surrounded by forest, the area offers a window into Japan's “satoyama” countryside lifestyle. Through hands-on experiences such as seasonal farming workshops and cooking with local ingredients, guests can learn about the region's sustainable way of life and the traditions of rural Japan. Fujikura Schoolhouse Lodge official website

Tokyo's accommodation scene goes beyond the ordinary, from historic neighbourhoods to modern pop culture, these five Tokyo hotels offer a sensory journey into Japan's rich cultural landscape.

To plan your next Tokyo adventure, visit the Official Guide https://www.gotokyo.org/en/

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About Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau:

Founded by the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry and private enterprises and launched in 1997, TCVB is the official tourism organization of Tokyo. The mission of TCVB is to promote Tokyo as a tourist destination to increase overseas visitors and satisfy their needs, to attract international business events to Tokyo and to support community development through tourism. Along with 580 travel industry partners, TCVB is your travel concierge in Tokyo.

About the Tourism Representatives of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government:

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has Tokyo Tourism Representatives appointed in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, London, Paris, Munich, Milano, Madrid, Sydney, Toronto, Beijing, Seoul, Taiwan, and Malaysia (Thai/Singapore). The role of the representatives is to work with the travel industry and the media to encourage attention towards Tokyo's tourism by circulating tourist information and promoting travel sales to Tokyo.