Akasaka Holiday Deals

Akasaka Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Akasaka

Wanderlust, FOMO, fernweh. Whatever you call it, there's only one way to fix it — get yourself to Akasaka. No matter what type of incredible adventure you're craving, this Tokyo 'hood has loads going for it. Want to hang out with the locals? With around 8,300,000 people calling the capital of Japan home, you'll have stacks of opportunities. Once you've touched down at Haneda Airport and picked up your gear, Akasaka will be a drive of 14 kilometres to the north. From central Tokyo, it's 2 kilometres to the west.

Many of this city's top sights are located near Akasaka, and Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Sky Tree are two of the very best. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to continue onwards to the Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Imperial Palace. For another perspective on the city, organise a day at Roppongi and Nagatacho, close-by neighbourhoods that are definitely worth a peek.

Of course, one of the first stops you're going to have to make is Meiji Jingu Shrine. This internationally renowned sight is found just 3 kilometres west of Akasaka.

Curious about things to do in the city centre? Start by feasting your eyes on Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and Tsukiji Fish Market. Yasukuni Shrine and the Tokyo National Museum should also be part of any journey downtown.

A bit worn out after a long and tiring day? Take time to kick back and relax at Nakajima Teahouse, Shinjuku I Land, Omoide Yokocho and Fukagawa Tokyo Modern Kan!

Hoping to get a taste of the local culture? Try out the National Art Center Tokyo, the Laforet Museum, the Design Festa Gallery and the Fujifilm Square.

Local art galleries like the Mori Art Museum, the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, the Nezu Art Museum and the Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art are a window into the creative side of the area. Why not find out if there's an opening on and discover some of the incredible works?

Ask about any special events that might be scheduled before heading on over to peruse the displays at the Tokyo National Science Museum, the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Bridgestone Museum of Art and the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation.

There's nothing like the feeling of excitement when a live show is about to commence. Take your seat and watch the curtains go up at the Kabuki-za Theatre, Suntory Hall, the Bunkamura and the New National Theatre Tokyo.

Nothing beats travelling with the kids to help you see life in a new light. Embrace the child within and have fun at Akihabara Electric Town, Shibuya Crossing, Sunshine Aquarium and the Tokyo National Diet Library.

As you know, kids love to run around and be active. Luckily enough, there are a few places in the local area you can take them to blow off some steam. Joypolis, Namco Namja Town, Meiji-jingu Gaien Ice Skating Rink and National Children’s Castle are some well-known options.

Take a break from your phone, log off from the stresses of modern living and savour the beauty of Mother Nature at the East Garden, the Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, the Happoen Garden and the Kyu Iwasaki-tei Gardens.

To catch a glimpse of some local plants and wildlife, visit the Chinzan-so Garden, the Institute for Nature Study, the University of Tokyo Botanical Garden and the Shibuya Fureai Botanical Center.

One of the most appealing things about this suburb is its nearby green spaces. Among the hustle and bustle, there are plenty of spots to relax and read a book. Yoyogi Park, Ueno Park, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and Rikugi-en Garden are great options.

A terrific way to remember your holiday is by returning home with a memento or two. See what you can find at Mitsukoshi, Omotesando Hills, Venus Fort and Nekobukuro.

The Edo-Tokyo Museum, National Diet Building, Imperial Palace Garden and the Waseda University can give you a glimpse into the area's past.

If you're interested in religious sites, you will love St. Mary's Cathedral, the Zojoji Temple, Hanazono Shrine and the Sengakuji Temple.

Hotels in Akasaka

You don't have to pay top dollar to have a decent night's rest in Akasaka. The Khaosan World Asakusa Ryokan, located at 3-15-1 NishiAsakusa, Taito-ku, and the Hotel Kaminarimon, at 1-18-2 Asakusa, are both relaxing and cheap as chips. But if you'd rather live a life of luxury while you're here, The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo or the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi may be more to your liking. Just sit back, relax and let the friendly staff do what they do best.

With attractions like Tokyo Tower, it's little wonder you're keen to visit Akasaka. Why not get the most out of this renowned icon and stay nearby? The Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills - a concept by Hyatt and The Prince Park Tower Tokyo are both within walking distance.