PLAYSIS Japanese Room 502

♦Japanese room 502
・Up to five people can stay.
(If you are a group of five people, you may feel cramped.) If you stay with your friends, this room is a good choice.

・You can have privacy in this room with curtains. This domitory has a Japanese-style atomosphere. The beds are made of natural woods and you can smell the fresh woods. This room has a Japanese-tatami-style mat. You can play games and chat with your friends on the mat.

・This domitory has an air conditioner and a up-to date air purifier. You can use a safety box in which you can put your valuables.

・You share the bathrooms and toilets with other guests. A small bathtub is also equipped. You can buy a Japanese bath bomb and enjoy yourself.

♦ PLAYSIS EAST TOKYO
We opened a new hostel near Asakusa in July, 2018.
It’s a few minutes’ walk from the Honjyoazumabashi station, seven minutes’ walk from Asakusa station and ten minutes’ walk from Skytree. It’s conveniently located.

Our hostel has local characteristics in many ways.
We have a rooftop lounge from which you can enjoy a fantastic view of Skytree.
And you can enjoy the animations of “Hokusai” on the walls inside some of our beds.

We have a female dormitory (2nd fl.), a male dormitory (4th fl.) and a mix dormitory (3rd fl.).
On the 5th floor we have a suite room other than a Japanese-style dormitory.

The dormitories on the 2nd, the 3rd and the 4th floors have some concept beds.
You can see the animations of Hokusai or “Onihei”(Japanese cartoon character) on the walls inside some of our beds.
And we have some beds in which you can experience virtual reality!!
We express the transition from the old times to the modern times.

We exhibit traditional handicrafts (Sumida-modern) which were made by local people.
And we have summer events like Mikoshi-katsugi”. Mikoshi is like a small Japanese shrine and weighs over 500 kilos. You carry it on your shoulder and walk around the town with local people.

We have local tours in which you can experience the deep sides of “Sumida” with local guides.
We also have special events in which you can communicate with local people.

We have a cutting-edge translation machine and use smart locks for the security(except Japanese rooms).
Your safety and comfort are our top priority.

◆Transportation
・Asakusa Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza line Exit 4)：7 minutes on foot
・Honjo-azumabashi Station (Exit A3) ：4 minutes on foot
・Tokyo Skytree Station：8 minutes on foot

◆Sightseeing Place
・Sensoji Temple：12 minutes on foot
・Kaminarimon / Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street：9 minutes on foot
・Tokyo Skytree / Tokyo Solamach：11 minutes on foot
　 (You can also see it at our roof top!)
・Sumida River： 3 minutes on foot
・Azuma Bridge (Photogenic Spot)：3 minutes on foot
・Asahi Beer Tower：3 minutes on foot
・Sumida Park：5 minutes on foot
・Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center：7 minutes on foot
・Ryogoku Area：25 minutes on foot (Also, you can go by bus.)
　(Sumida Hokusai Museum / Edo Tokyo Museum / Ryokoku kokugikan)
・Ueno Area：20 minutes on a subway
　(Ueno Koen(Park) /Ameya-yokocho : about 20 minutes on a subway & foot )
・Akihabara：about 20 minutes on a subway
・Tokyo station : about 30 minutes on a subway & JR
・Shinjuku : about 35 minutes on a subway & JR
・Shibuya : 40 minutes on a subway
・Yokohama : 50 minutes on a subway

◆Cafe・Restaurant・Izakaya
・Cafe Bar Gossip (Cafe / Bar)：1 minutes on foot
・Pain Maison (Famous Salt Bread Shop)： 2 minutes on foot
・Around Honjo-azumabashi station：5 minutes on foot
・Around Asakusa station：7 minutes on foot
・Hoppy street：12 minutes on foot

◆Utility
・7-Eleven, LAWSON (Convenience store)： 2 minutes on foot
・My Basket (Supermarket)： 3 minutes on foot
・Don Quijote：15 minutes on foot
・Coin laundry： 5 minutes on foot
・Araiyu (Japan’s publlic baths)： 10 minutes on foot