Countermeasures against Novel Corona virus Infection
We have also placed disinfectant alcohol hand sanitizers in the facility, for the guests to use as necessary.
In addition, the service, menu and opening hours have been changed or suspended for the Club Lounge and restaurants which operate buffets as well as some other hotel facilities. We apologize for any inconveniences this may cause you. so we hope for Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.
TAKANAWA HANAKOHRO
We blend nature and experience together to provide our guests with Japanese hospitality and a stay to remember.
We greet you as you enjoy a stroll down the paths of the Japanese garden and take in the vibrant seasonal scents of the flowers.
By offering relaxing spaces woven together from natural splendor and Japanese sensibilities, we ensure that each and every one of our guests can enjoy time well spent.
Experiences
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At the OH-SAI lounge (exclusive to guests at Takanawa Hanakohro), we offer a range of Japanese activities such as origami, furoshiki cloth wrapping, and kimono fitting (paid service).
Guest Rooms and Suites
This space infused with Japanese tradition is equipped with low beds and sofas to let you rest in comfort.
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Facilities
Relax in comfort at the lounge (exclusively for guests staying at Takanawa Hanakohro) and the private spa.
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Where we are
[Train]• Approximately five minutes’ walk from Shinagawa Station (Takanawa Exit), Shinkansen/JR/Keikyu Line
• Approximately three minutes’ walk from Takanawadai Station, Toei Asakusa Line (Tokyo Metropolitan Subway)
• 11 minutes from Haneda Airport to Shinagawa Station (Keikyu Line) under ideal conditions
[Information About Free Shuttle Bus]
Shinagawa Station (Takanawa Exit) 8:00 a.m. – 9:20 p.m. (approx. 20-minute intervals)
Nearby Attractions
Asakusa
For centuries, Asakusa has been a center of urban life for ordinary people in Tokyo. This lively quarter, which retains a feel of old Edo, is very popular with tourists. Pass through the Kaminarimon …
Akihabara
Akihabara is well-known as a sprawling district full of shops selling PCs, electrical appliances, electronic components, and other products. With more than 500 shops, Akihabara is known for its …
Aqua Park Shinagawa
Much more than just an aquarium, it is an entertainment facility that combines living creatures with sound, light, and …
Ginza
The exclusive shopping district where land is more expensive than anywhere else in Japan. Home to upscale department stores and exclusive brand boutiques, as well as gourmet restaurants, Ginza has a …
Gotenyama
A tranquil spot renowned for its cherry blossoms since the Edo period. Visitors can enjoy strolling in the garden of the Gotenyama Hills …
Hara Museum
A Bauhaus-inspired structure, constructed in 1938 as the residence of the Hara family, has been renovated and reopened as a museum for contemporary art. Closed Mondays. …
Hatakeyama Memorial Museum of Fine Art
An art museum dedicated to the tea ceremony, adjacent to the historic Hannya-en restaurant once attended by Emperor Meiji. Closed …
Minato City Local History Museum
This museum presents the artifacts excavated in Minato-ku from the primitive age and ancient times through modern times. The collection includes documents, designated cultural properties, old …
Mitadai Kouen park
The pit dwelling from the Jomon era that was discovered on the site of the Isarago shell midden has been reconstructed to give visitors a sense of what life was like in the Jomon era. …
Roppongi
One of Japan’s most well-known entertainment districts, featuring large-scale complexes such as Roppongi Hills, Tokyo Midtown, and Izumi Garden. A business district by day, Roppongi by night …
Sengakuji temple
This is the family temple of the Asano family, descendants of the ill-fated feudal lord Asano Takuminokami, lord of Ako Castle in Banshu. Lord Ako, as Asano was called, was the central figure in the …
Shinagawa Aquarium
An aquarium based on the theme of Shinagawa’s nearby sea and river. Featuring a 20 m under-water tunnel corridor with a glass ceiling for viewing the fish as if from the bottom of the sea. Closed …
Shinagawa Prince Cinema
An 11-screen cinema complex showing a diverse range of films. …
Shinjuku
Shinjuku is a vibrant district with many different faces. If you go out the West Exit of Shinjuku Station, you can see the impressive Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office building, while just outside …
Shibuya
The trend-setting Shibuya district, particularly the Dogen-zaka, Koen-dori, and Center-gai streets that radiate from Shibuya station, is a popular shopping and entertainment destination for young …
Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum
This building and its garden, formerly the residence of Prince Asaka, preserves the Art Deco style for the modern viewer. Closed the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of every month. …
Tokyo Tower
Constructed in 1958, Tokyo Tower is the tallest self-supporting tower in the world. It is not only famous as a tourist attraction offering spectacular views of the city, it is also an essential part …
Yokohama
Attractions include Yamashita Park, the fashionable Motomachi Street, and the Yamate area, which was a foreign settlement when Japan first opened to the west. This area is full of the exotic appeal …