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In the middle of a small industrial island, this park is a lot closer to the landing strip, compared to Jonanjima Seaside Park. It provides a quiet spot for bikes to relax on the fields for a short picnic break.
Almost all visitors have heard of Tokyo’s famous now-closed Tsukiji Market, but the oft-visited spot has become increasingly stricter over the years regarding who may have access to the bustling area. Even the new fish market site at Toyosu limits visitors’ access to the market floor....
This famous bird watching location, just a stone’s throw from Haneda airport, is adjacent to Ota market. You can observe many kinds of wild birds in this 250 thousand square meters park. They also offer rental binoculars for free.
A seaside park that’s perfect for families! Located close to Haneda Airport, this park has a campground, an artificial beach, a dog run and more, making it an attractive destination for families on the weekend. The grounds also offer a view of the the airplanes arriving and departing fro...
The second location of Eggcellent—a store specializing in egg-based cuisine—the first of which is in Roppongi. The hand-made egg tarts are very popular at Haneda Airport. If you are in Domestic Terminal 2 for a business trip or holiday in Japan, even if you're short on time, get l...
The classic “Abekawa Mochi” has been served to people that travel the old Tokaido Road since 1716. Enjoy the soft mochi with aromatic soy bean flour and brown sugar syrup.
The Haneda book cafe Utsuki is a great place to make a first stop at when on the way to the Anamori Inari Shrine, as it is right in front of the station where you will get off from the Keikyu- or Keikyu-Kuko line. Menus are both in Japanese and English, and there is a wide variety of light Japane...
Direct access from the departure lobby of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. LAN network and Wi-Fi equipped in all rooms. Our restaurant offering Japanese and Western cuisines are open from 5:00AM to 1:00AM.
The owner took a year to renovate the two buildings that their grandmother had built (70 and 50 years old, respectively). A guesthouse with a garage and a hammock where you can take it easy. Receive a hand towel with the logo as a present.
Staying in Japan, Your Way More and more people are opening their homes to welcome guests who want to experience what it’s like to live in a Japanese home. Staying at a minpaku—a vacant home you can rent—is an option that offers the best of both worlds: a chance to stay in a ...
During the Japanese New Year period (usually from Jan 1 to 7), many Japanese enjoy traditional New Year customs, such as eating New Year dishes with family and relatives and paying their first visit of the year to temples or shrines to pray for happiness and health. On the morning of New Year&rsq...
Between March and May each year is the season of Hanami, literally “flower viewing”. This is the tradition of visiting and admiring the beauty of seasonal flowers, namely cherry and plum blossoms. From casual picnics to fairly large parties, drinks and meals are enjoyed under the...
Ikegami Baien’s 370 plum blossom trees in peak bloom will be lit-up. Stroll through the beautiful garden during this event, only held for two weeks a year.
