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Area Guide &Our Ryokan

Historical and contemporary
Vibrancy coexists
Introducing tourist spots

Asakusa is a place where historical sites and lively shopping streets come together in one cityscape.
In addition to traditional sightseeing spots such as Kaminarimon and Nakamise-dori, there are also restaurants where you can enjoy local cuisine,
There are also a variety of convenient facilities available.
This page introduces the attractions of Asakusa and the surrounding area.
Please make use of this facility and enjoy your stay to the fullest.

Asakusa tourist spots

Within walking distance of Sakura Ryokan! We will introduce you to Asakusa's historic sites and popular bustling spots.

  • 20-minute walk

    Kaminarimon

    Kaminarimon is the symbol of Sensoji Temple. A large red lantern is the landmark. As a historic gate, it attracts many tourists from both Japan and overseas. It is within walking distance from our hotel. It is the perfect starting point for a stroll around Asakusa.

  • 19 minutes walk

    Nakamise Shopping Street

    Nakamise-dori is a shopping street that stretches from Kaminarimon to Sensoji Temple. It has a history dating back to the Edo period. It is lined with colorful souvenir shops and gourmet food to eat on the go. It is a traditional and lively street that is always bustling with people.

  • 3 minutes walk

    Kappabashi Kitchen Street

    Kappabashi Kitchen Street is an area where you can find a wide variety of items, including knives, tableware, and food samples that look just like the real thing. It is popular with professional chefs and tourists alike. There are many specialty shops lined up, so you can enjoy new discoveries just by walking around.

Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Guide

If you take the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line from Iriya Station, which is the closest station to our hotel,
You can also access popular areas within Tokyo without having to transfer.

  • 2 minutes by train from Iriya Station

    Ueno

    This area is home to Ueno Park, Ueno Zoo, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, and the National Museum of Western Art. It is characterized by a harmony between culture and nature. In spring, it is known as a famous cherry blossom viewing spot and is crowded with many tourists. It is a fascinating spot where you can enjoy art, history, and nature all at once.

  • 5 minutes by car from Iriya Station

    Akihabara

    Akihabara is one of the world's leading electronics districts. Not only is it stocked with the latest home appliances and PC parts, it is also a source of diverse subcultures such as anime, games, and idol culture. Lined with large retail stores and unique specialty shops, it is an area that is enjoyable even just to stroll around.

  • 15 minutes by train from Iriya Station

    Tsukiji

    Tsukiji Outer Market is a bustling spot with people looking for fresh seafood and ingredients. In addition to authentic gourmet foods such as sushi and seafood bowls, there is also a wide selection of easy-to-eat foods to eat on the go, such as tamagoyaki (Japanese rolled eggs). You can experience the lively atmosphere of the market, which is also visited by professional chefs, with all your senses.

Asakusa gourmet information

We will introduce popular restaurants and local gourmet foods that you can enjoy around Asakusa.

  • 9 minutes walk

    Pon-chan

    "Ponchan" in Asakusa is a teppanyaki restaurant where you can enjoy okonomiyaki and monjayaki. The homey atmosphere of the restaurant makes it a comfortable place for everyone, from children to the elderly. Another reason for its popularity is the attentive service, with freshly cooked food delivered quickly. Lunch is only available on weekends and holidays. It's a great place to stop by between sightseeing.

    [Business hours]
    Weekdays: 16:00-23:00
    (Last orders 22:30)
    Weekdays: 16:00-23:00
    (Last orders 22:30)

    *Payment by credit card is accepted.

  • 19 minutes walk

    Kamameshi and skewers Asadori

    "Asadori" is a long-loved Japanese restaurant in Asakusa, famous for its Kamameshi (rice cooked in a pot) and Yakitori (grilled chicken on skewers). In a traditional, relaxed atmosphere, you can enjoy freshly cooked Kamameshi (rice cooked in a pot) and fragrantly grilled skewers. Recommended for those who want to enjoy Japanese cuisine at their own pace with attentive service and a clean space.

    [Business hours]
    11:00～21:00
    (Last orders 20:00)

    *Payment only accepted in cash.

  • 7 minutes walk

    Sensing Touch of Earth

    "Sensing Touch of Earth" located in Kappabashi Dogu-gai is a cafe popular with foreign tourists. Approximately 70% of the customers in the store are foreigners, and the modern and exotic space spreads out. It is a popular resting place for people who come to look for kitchen tools from around the world, and you can enjoy special espresso and seasonal menus.

    [Business hours]
    11:00～18:00
    (Last orders 17:30)

    *Payment by credit card is accepted.

Nearby facilities

There are convenience stores, drug stores, supermarkets, etc. around the inn.
We will show you convenient facilities.

Ryokan overview

Inn name Sakura Ryokan Asakusa Iriya
location 〒110-0013
2-6-2 Iriya, Taito-ku, Tokyo
telephone number 03-3876-8118
Fax number 03-3873-9456
check-in 15:00～23:00
Check-out

7:00～10:00

If you would like to check out before 7:00, please let our staff know in advance.
Number of rooms ・Total number of guest rooms: 17
・5 Western-style rooms
・12 Japanese-style rooms

Room detailsHerePlease visit
Terms of Use To ensure a quiet and peaceful stay, we only accept guests aged 12 and over.
access For access details,HerePlease visit
payment method [Local payment]
·cash
・Credit cards: VISA / Mastercard / JCB / American Express

*The card companies available for on-site and online payments may differ.
Accommodation tax In accordance with Tokyo Metropolitan Government regulations, an accommodation tax will be charged separately per person per night.
The tax amount depends on the accommodation fee as follows:

・Less than 10,000 yen: Tax exempt
10,000 yen to 14,999 yen: 100 yen
・Over 15,000 yen: 200 yen
Cancellation policy ・Cancellation on the day: 100% of the accommodation fee
・Cancellation without notice: 100% of accommodation fee
  • *If the accommodation plan has cancellation regulations, those will take precedence.

Frequently asked questions

Can I leave my luggage before or after check-in?

Yes, we can store your luggage during the following times:
・[Check-in date] 10:00~
・[Check-out date] Until 19:00
Please bring it to the front desk.

What are the cancellation fees?

The cancellation fees are as follows:
・Cancellation on the day: 100% of the accommodation fee
・Cancellation without notice: 100% of accommodation fee
*If the accommodation plan has cancellation regulations, those will take precedence.

Can I use a credit card?

Yes. We accept VISA, Mastercard, JCB and American Express.
*The card companies available for on-site and online payments may differ.

Can I send my luggage to the hotel in advance?

Yes, this is only possible on the day of check-in.
Please contact us before sending.
Please be sure to write the guest's name and the dates of stay on the shipping slip.