Hinode Hotel

... if you land at the ferry terminal in Asakusa at 2 p.m. like me, you’ll have to take two ferries. One from Asakusa to Hinode Pier and then the other from Hinode Pier to Odaiba. But excitement-wise it’s the same. The views are amazing with a lot ...

... yummy tempura we then wandered around the temples of Asakusa and then caught the ferry back along the river to Hinode Pier, near our hotel. That evening we went into Ginza, the main shopping district in Tokyo, and after wandering up and down ...

... Pier a.    Sumida River sightseeing ships operate every 30 to 60 minutes from Asakusa Pier via Hama Rikyu Garden to Hinode Pier, where you can transfer to a ship to Odaiba. In addition, there are some direct ships from Asakusa to Odaiba. ...

... the river to the Asakusa District where our next destination was the Sensoji Temple. Our cruise departed from Hinode Pier which was easily accessible from our hotel in Shinjuku by the metro. First, a bit about the Tokyo Metro... Amazingly complex, yet ...

... ; The tea was good though.  After seeing the gardens we took a river bus along the Sumida from Hinode Pier to Asakusa.  Our hotel was located in the Asakusa neighborhood so this worked perfectly.  We didn't have much cash left designated ...

... WHO!!!!!  GRD.  He's lucky in more ways than one!!!   Then it was a cruise on the Sumida River from the Hinode Pier to Asakusa.  The river runs through Tokyo into Tokyo Bay.  Like all of Tokyo, there was no rubbish in or ...