Aizuya Inn Taito

2-17-2 Kiyokawa Taito, Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Kanto, 111 0022, Japan

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TravelPod Member ReviewsAizuya Inn Taito

“nice and quiet”

gillianpeskett 7 contributions
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May 19, 2011

everything I could want in a hostel, including a hello kitty heated toilet. Also it felt very nice to be so warmly welcomed back on my return from Kyoto. Home from home, except much cleaner than my place!

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“Pretty good”

jetsettinglindz 1 contribution
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Feb 8, 2011

Nice and clean, staff was very helpful

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“First Hostel Experience”

rawrepoof 2 contributions
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Apr 7, 2010

The staff was welcoming and helped us carried our luggage to the second floor. The common area has a very nostalgic, relaxing feel to it. For the shower, 100yen deposit for every 5minutes and it has a timer too.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelAizuya Inn Taito

We made it to Toyko!

A travel blog entry by backpackingtam

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After a 13 hour plane ride we finally made it to Toyko Airport. Next on the list was navigating the subway system, it was a breeze, lots of English signs and very easy to find our way. I thought we were on our way to an easy walk from the subway to our hostel, but I was WRONG! With a backpacking pack on my back, a small backpack on my front a …

Golly, there sure are a lot of people here.

A travel blog entry by bethere

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Two things are certain about Tokyo: It is big, and there is a lot to eat. Oh, and also we're exhausted by 8:30 at night and we wake up at 6:00 every morning. (I guess that’s three things.) Stupid jet lag.

We’ve spent the past couple of days taking in a few of the major neighborhoods in Tokyo. Really it’s a city of many …

...I really think so

A travel blog entry by gillianpeskett

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On touching down in Japan the differences to Hong Kong and China were immediate and stark. Its funny, I now realise that each time I start out in a new country I begin to feel I've made a mistake, pine for the place I've just left, then slowly after a couple of days get the hang of things and the new surroundings, people and culture grow on you.

One last hurrah

A travel blog entry by gillianpeskett

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Ok Tokyo has grown on me and I'll be sad to be heading back to the UK. I've really enjoyed the late night banter at the Aizuya Inn, but there are tasks at hand; shopping, sight seeing and sumo.

I enlisted the help of a couple of Tokyo free guides, Kayo (her first time) and Koji (my sumo fixer). What an experience! Kayo, bless her, really …

Land Of The Rising Sun

A travel blog entry by helenandjohn88

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After two flights and an annoying transit in Shanghai (we had to go through immigration, so technically we can add 'China' to our list of countries visited) we arrived at Narita airport,
approximately 57 kilometres from Tokyo. Although the train system looks absolutely insane at first glance, we soon figured out that we needed to take a private …

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