Yuen Bettei Daita is a unique hotel that will provide you with a wonderful experience during your stay in Tokyo. Nestled in a serene area, it combines traditional Japanese elements with modern comforts, making it an ideal base for your city exploration.
The hotel features a design that incorporates traditional Japanese aesthetics, including tatami flooring, shoji screens, and natural materials.
Yuen Bettei Daita often provides exceptional amenities, such as communal hot springs (onsen), which allow you to unwind and recharge.
Day 1
Relax at the hotel post-arrival, enjoy its amenities, and explore the surrounding neighborhood for a nice walk after checking in.
Stroll around Nakameguro
Nakameguro
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Nakameguro is known to be an expensive residential area. There are many cafes, boutiques and galleries that attract the artistic, fashionable and hipster from around Tokyo.
Try to go to Onibus Coffee!
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Find time to visit Kyu Asakura House
Kyu Asakura House
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Kyu Asakura house is an oasis of calm in the heart of Daikanyama's trendy neighborhood. The house withstood the Great Kanto Earthquake (1923) and bombings over Tokyo during World War II.
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Explore Daikanyama area
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In addition to being a super-trendy urban area, Daikanyama also offers unexpectedly traditional spots and seasonal beauty spots.
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Dinner at 284
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284 is the perfect spot to finish your chill day around the area. Be sure to try the gnocchis, the chicken curry and the meat. Delicious!
No need to make a reservation.
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Day 2
Staying in a ryokan like Yuen Bettei Daita will give you the opportunity to indulge in a traditional breakfast, often featuring seasonal local ingredients and prepared in a way that's reflective of Japanese culture.
It really offers an authentic atmosphere that beautifully encapsulates the Japanese hospitality.
Start your day in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
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Enjoy a peaceful morning stroll in this beautiful garden. The serene landscapes and seasonal blooms will set a calm and refreshing tone for your day.
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Explore Meiji Shrine
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After the garden, head to the nearby Meiji Shrine. Take your time to explore this serene space.
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Walk through Yoyogi Park
Yoyogi Park
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Enjoy a leisurely walk in Yoyogi Park, which is adjacent to Meiji Shrine. Depending on the time of year, you might find local events or performances happening in the park.
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Make a stop at Little Nap Coffee Stand
Little Nap Coffee Stand
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After visiting the shrine, take a short break at Verve Coffee or Little Nap for a delicious cup of coffee and relaxation. Both spots are known for their cozy atmosphere and excellent brews.
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Omotesando Hills
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Head to Omotesando Hills, a stylish shopping mall with various retail shops and boutiques. Explore the architecture and enjoy some shopping!
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Traditional restaurant for lunch
Sushi Kidoguchi
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Enjoy a delightful and authentic sushi experience, savoring the high-quality and freshness of the ingredients.
Make sure you make a reservation, it gets full!!
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Afternoon stroll around Aoyama cemetery
Aoyama Cemetery
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Take a moment to stroll through Aoyama Cemetery, a peaceful green space that offers a glimpse into Japan’s history and culture. Hachiko's memorial is located nearby, so you can pay your respects to the loyal dog known for his enduring loyalty.
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Luxury shopping around Azabudai
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Tokyo city views
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Italian restaurant for dinner
Sabasu サバス
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Charming Italian restaurant that embraces both authenticity in cuisine and a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Order the mushroom pizza, one of my favourites!
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Day 3
Tsukiji Outer Market
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In Tsukiji Market you can find the freshest products.
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Kanda Matsuya
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In this family restaurant you can try delicious soba noodles, tempura and broth, all combined in a bowl.
No need to make a reservation! I just had to wait 10 min in a queue outside.
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Kappabashi Kitchen Street
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If you have a passion for cooking this is your area! You can find the most beautiful knives, kitchen utensils and baking molds. Just keep in mind the space in your luggage.
You can literally spend hours here. Enjoy!
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Jimbocho Book Town
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This lovely area is full of libraries and although many of the books are in Japanese you can find always a small selection in English.
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