Travel in Japan

Read my previous posts on Uematsuya here : Day 10 In Japan : Checking In At Uematsuya Day 10 In Japan : Time To Get Naked Breakfast Of The Day – Seating With Legs Folded At Uematsuya Places We Stay : Uematsuya, Bessho Onsen Continuing from my previous post, after we were amply refreshed by a cup of frothy green tea and some confectionery; we were shown to our room. Entrance of our room Upon entering, we saw a shoe rack with plenty of slippers. Those aren’t in-room

Read my previous posts on hotels: Places we stay : Toyoko-Inn Akita Places we stay : Toyoko-Inn Kawasaki Breakfast of the day : at JAL City Hotel We went to Sendai on Day 9 of our trip to Japan in September, with the purpose of going to Matsushima Bay .

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Places We Stay : Hotel JAL City, Sendai

This will be the start of a series of posts on hotels we stayed in Japan in 2010. The bulk of our stay in Japan was spent staying in one of the many Toyoko-Inn Hotel chains, which are scattered all around Japan. When we are in Tokyo, we would always stay at Toyoko-Inn Asakusa Senzoku , preferring it to other branches that can be found in Asakusa.

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Places We Stay: Toyoko Inn – Akita

I posted about our stay at Uematsuya and enjoying the onsens earlier.

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Breakfast Of The Day – Seating With Legs Folded At Uematsuya

Another breakfast-themed post from me. We spent one night at Hotel JAL City in Sendai, utilizing my JAL coupon that I exchanged with my frequent flyer mileage

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Breakfast Of The Day Part II – At JAL City Hotel

Our ways to save a bit of cash on accommodation helped us to lower down our expenses.

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Us, Saving On Accommodation

A return visit to Nyuto Onsenkyo is on the cards for us for this year’s trip.

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Nyuto Onsen, Here We Come

For our trip to Kawasaki, we booked a night at Kawasaki Nikko Hotel. Now, this might sound like a splurge for us, but we got our room for just 10,000yen per night

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Nikko Hotel Kawasaki For A Night

All Toyoko Inn hotels in Japan provide free breakfast for their guests. Most branches that we went to previously offered Japanese breakfasts which consisted of onigiri (rice balls), miso soup and assorted array of pickles apart from green tea and coffee. There are exception to this.

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Getting A Complete Breakfast At Toyoko Inn

Almost all our hotel stays while vacationing in Japan will be at one of Toyoko Inn Hotel chain. They have a hotel almost everywhere in Japan! Not to mention cheap too. A double room at Toyoko Inn costs us less than 10,000yen

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Making Toyoko Inn Asakusa Our Base While In Tokyo