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Hotel Sunroute Shinagawa Seaside is directly connected to Shinagawa Seaside Station on the Rinkai Line. This hotel is located at a very convenient location: Three stops to Tokyo Big Sight international exhibition hall and about 30 minutes by limousine bus to Tokyo International Hotel (Haneda Airport). All Sunroute Shinagawa Seaside's rooms are equipped with an integrated TV/PC and have free Internet access. The rooms are highly functionally spaces for both relaxation and business. The air-conditioned rooms at Seaside Shinagawa Sunroute Hotel have large windows and an en-suite bathroom with bathtub. Hote Sunroute Shinagawa Seaside's 24-hour reception available for luggage storage and currency exchange. Restaurant Shippou serves a daily buffet breakfast with beautiful views of Tokyo Bay. Hot beverages are offered at the tea lounge.

Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku is a chic hotel located in the busy Shinjuku business district of Tokyo, Japan. Spacious and considerate, Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku offers guests competitive prices with special discounts and deals. Luggage storage and safe deposit are offered at the 24-hour front desk. Trattoria Villazza serves a Western-style breakfast buffet and Italian cuisine for lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy a relaxed drink or light meal at the stylish Bar Ku Kon. Travel around the Shinjuku and Tokyo area effortlessly via high-speed public transportation, which is just minutes away by foot. Shinjuku Gyoen Park, the Kabukicho area, Yoyogi Park and the famous Isetan Department Store are all within 15-minute walking distance from the hotel.

Hotel Sunroute Higashi-Shinjuku is located in the energetic business and shopping hub of Tokyo in the Higashi-Shinjuku area. It is 10-minute walk from the famous Isetan Department Store. One of its features is easy access to Shinjuku Station, the largest terminal in Japan. The adjacent subway station provides direct access to Roppongi, Yoyogi and Tsukiji Market. Amenities include a fridge, hair dryer and electric kettle. Business facilities such as fax and photocopying are available at the Hotel. The hotel also provides laundry, dry cleaning and luggage storage services. Western and Japanese breakfast foods are served at the hotel's Royal Host Restaurant. Popular Chinese dishes such as Peking Duck are available at Bamiyan Chinese Restaurant.

Hotel Sunroute Ariake is just a 3-minute walk from Kokusai Tenjjijo Station, and 5-minute walk from Tokyo Big Sight exhibition centre. Panasonic Centre Tokyo is also 700 metres away. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Rooms are air-conditioned and furnished with a flat-screen TV and extra long beds. A fridge, electric kettle and spacious bathroom with toiletries are provided to hotel guest. Hotel Sunroute Ariake offers shuttle services to and from Tokyo Disneyland and Haneda Airport. The hotel's restaurant Patio offers an interesting harmony of Japanese/Western creative cuisine like tempura, chilled Japanese traditional noodle "Udon" and more, while Blend Meister Cafe offers house brewed beer as well as fresh pastries.

Metropolitan Marunouchi Hotel is connected to Tokyo Station, a 1-minute walk from Otemachi Station along the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. This stylish 4-star hotel features a restaurant, a 24-hour business centre and free in-room wired internet. Air-conditioned guestrooms feature modern interiors and furnishings. Each room is well-equipped with a fridge, tea/coffee making facilities and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Guests can enjoy massage services upon request. Laundry services are available. Luggage storage can be found at the 24-hour front desk. Located on the 27th floor, TENQOO restaurant and bar features views of the vibrant Tokyo city. It serves a variety of French and Japanese dishes. Located in Sapia Tower, Hotel Marunouchi Metropolitan is a 5-minute walk from the Imperial Palace. The electronics and anime culture of Akihabara are 2 train stops away on the Yamanote Line, while Tsukiji Fish Market is a 15-minute taxi ride. Haneda Airport is located 15 km away.

Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo is just a 5-minute walking from 2 subway stations. It offers 664 guest rooms in the business district of central Tokyo.

Hotel Granvia Osaka, located in the center of the spirited and historic city of Osaka, Japan, offers guests a retreat and direct connection to JR Osaka train lines.

A Japanese-English and English-Japanese dictionary of proverbs and quotes (in Japanese and English)

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Tadaima Japan is a Japan culture and travel web magazine.

Traveling Traditional Japan is a website dedicated to traditional places around the Kanto area.

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Providing information on the procedures of cosmetic surgery and clinics mainly in Tokyo.

Japanese Ammo is a resource for passionate learners of Japanese. The site is still a baby, so please show it some love and it will grow. The baby belongs to Misa, an enthusiastic multilingual ninja, eager translator, manga lover, and happy world traveler.

Community Site for learning about Japanese language and culture. With curated information about Japan and original online learning tools.

A Wordpress blog focusing on diverse aspects of Japanese folklore and mythology

Established in 2002, Footy Japan K.K. is a football management company providing a professional infrastructure to facilitate a variety of aspects of football in Japan. From organizing 30 teams in three "Premiership" style leagues (TML - Tokyo Metropolis League), to ensuring that football edification is available to all (B.F.A. - British Football Academy), Footy Japan is committed to delivering football solutions to an ever-demanding market in Japan.

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A platform where Japanese users can rent foreigners to: - Chat in a cafe about their next trip aboard, or just to improve their English level. - Help them to cook at foreign receipt. - Party together. - Do some shopping together (for instance help to choose a gift for a friend,..), get some help to move out, walk the dog, ... It can actually be any kind of request! (all sexual & illegal requests are prohibited) People are already renting the services of maid, plumber, gardener, language teacher,…why not renting a foreigner! A good way for Japanese to get some help in different domains, while you can make from 2000 yens/hour.

Introduction to day onsen in and around Tokyo. The site is in both English and Japanese.

Database of language schools throughout Japan which lets students search by location, course type, and other criteria.

Tsuda College (津田塾大学) is a private women's college in Kodaira, Tokyo. The college was founded in 1900 by Tsuda Umeko as Joshi Eigaku Juku. It remains one of the most prestigious women's institutes of higher education in Japan. It is the oldest private women's college and has contributed to higher education for Japanese women in modern Japan.

Dedicated to bringing together research from both sides of the Pacific about the Emishi people. The focus is on interpreting the research, and to remember the Emishi as a vital and important group whose people, though long gone, have changed the Japanese population, and whose influence on its history has been central.