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Ten minutes’ walk north from Asakusa’s temple complex, in the traditional downtown area of Iriya, the Sakura is a friendly, traditional, family-run ryokan. Of the Japanese-style rooms, only two have their own bathrooms, while seven of the Western-style rooms have baths. There’s also a communal bath on each floor.

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Address
2-6-2 Iriya, Taito-ku

Transport Iriya Station (Hibiya line), exit 1

Telephone 03 3876 8118

Admission Rates ¥5,500-¥6,600 single; ¥10,000-¥11,000 double/twin. Japanese ¥5,500-¥6,600 single; ¥10,000-¥11,000 double; ¥13,200-¥13,800 triple.

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