Asakusa Kuramae 1-1
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- One Bedroom Units Available
- One Bathroom
- Pets Considered
- Laundry In Unit
Property Details
About this property
Located only 2 mins on foot from “Kuramae Station” on the “Oedo Line”. Close to the main Asakusa areas like “Sensoji Temple” and Nakamise Street. The apartment is located in a fun area to have a walk at, you will never get bored!
An automatic lock is available at the entrance of the building, which brings safe and secure. Also, a Delivery box is available. If you buy anything from the Internet, and when you are not at home, the postman will put your package inside. The apartment has a big walk-in closet and of the cause, WIFI!
The TV is 40inch and big! The bed is semi-double and big! The desk is big! The room even has beautiful artificial plants and artwork so you can feel somewhat at home.
Around the apartment are nice cafes and shops. Beautiful night lights and even the lights from the “Skytree” is visible. There are many people around so it is safe even at night time. Having grocery stores and delicious bakery nearby is always a plus.
We have 30 1K/1DK rooms in this apartment. So, if you’re here with your friends, family or colleges you will most definitely find a place!
Why not enjoy your stay in Japan at the “Asakusa Kuramae 1-1” with a great location and great room!
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Tokyo may be looking toward the future but traces of the shogun capital's history can still be seen on the kabuki stage, at a sumo match or under the cherry blossoms. The city is built on the old ways, and its alleys have anachronistic wooden shanty bars, raucous traditional festivals and yakitori stands. In older neighbourhoods artisans sell crafts made much as they have been for hundreds of years.