Taito Ryokan

... at first but we soon got used to it and purchased the ticket (160 yen). Our hotel for the night was the Taito Ryokan. A ryokan is a traditional style Japanese inn where you sleep on futon mats on the floor and sliding screen doors for walls. When we ...

This will be a summary of the hotels that we have been to so far. Taito Ryokan was more like a small house with many rooms than a hotel.  It was slightly run down because it was a low budget hotel and it gave you a perfectly good view of a cheaper ...

... mist.  Now let’s go to K’s House (where we’re staying) . . . The place is nice, a lot better than Taito Ryokan, cleaner, bigger and not as run down.  It has won three awards.   And the best part is that it has good ...

... Asakusa zugeschaut und waren etwas heben...essen und trinken... So, ab morgen sind wir einquartiert in Tokyo genauer in Asakusa im taito Ryokan, bevor es am 19.9. wieder heimwärts. Da es dort keinen Internet zugang gibt, werden die berichte sperrlich ...

... Land is a block or two away, as is a nice public bath and a tourist information center staffed by the friendliest woman in the world. Taito House has been around since the 1950s and has a rustic, old school charm to it. But... It ain't all steak and ...

... from the supermarket (To stop the Red Mist hunger coming) (the cutest packaging ever by the way) we went back to our Ryokan, which we haven't actually described yet...Apart from saying "humble" haha- No, Its actually really cute and lovely. The front of ...

... yen just in time to make emergency purchases of several keen action figures I'd seen earlier in the day. We returned to Ryokin Taito to dump an armload of loot, and found the stinky German guy we'd encountered the night before was still camped out ...

... to figure out where the hell we were and how we were going to get back to the station to catch the last train back to Taito House. Otherwise, we'd be shelling out big bucks for a cab or trying to find a late-night bar not filled with drunken salarymen ...

... see mount Fuji but unfortunately not for us. Once down we made our way back home and got some Sushi to take back to the Ryokan and plan where our next destination was going to be. I also needed to make sudden changes to my football dream team!! We ...