REMBRANDT STYLE TOKYO NISHIKASAI GRANDE

Tokyo Disney Resort®

(Approximately 30 minutes)
In addition to Tokyo Disneyland® and Tokyo DisneySea®, you’ll find the Ikspiari cinema complex and Bon Voyage, a shop selling popular park products.

Access from the hotel

South exit of Nishikasai Station → Toei Bus (Nishikasai 20-Otsu line) → Kasai Rinkai Park Station
Kasai Rinkai Park Station → JR Keiyo Line → Maihama Station

Kasai Rinkai Park

(Approximately 20 minutes required)
This park was established in 1989, with five zones based on the theme of greenery, water, and human interaction, on the Tokyo Bay, where the deep blue sea spreads out under the open sky.

It is also home to the 117m-tall Diamond and Flower Ferris Wheel and Kasai Rinkai Aquarium.

Access from the hotel

Nishikasai Station South Exit → Toei Bus (Nishikasai 20-Otsu Route) → Get off at Kasai Rinkai Park Station, 1 minute walk

Tokyo Skytree®

(Approximately 45 minutes)
The world’s tallest radio tower (634m).
The commercial facility “Tokyo Solamachi®” is adjacent to the tower, and there are over 300 stores, including an aquarium, planetarium, and shops.

Access from the hotel

Nishi-Kasai Station → Tokyo Metro Tozai Line → Kasai Station
Kasai Station → Skytree Shuttle → Get off at Tokyo Skytree Town.

Tokyo Tower

(Approximately 40 minutes)
Located in the center of Tokyo, it stands at a height of 333m.
The large observation deck at 150m offers a panoramic view of the city, and Foot Town is a multi-purpose building at the base of the tower that includes many souvenir shops, a food court, and an event venue.

Access from the hotel

Nishikasai Station → Tokyo Metro Tozai Line → Kayabacho Station → Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line → Get off at Kamiyacho Station, 6 minutes walk

The outer gardens of the Imperial Palace

(Travel time: approx. 20 minutes)
With a vast plaza and the Nijubashi Bridge, said to be the face of the Imperial Palace, it is always bustling with tourists.
The approximately 2,000 black pine trees planted in the plaza are an iconic sight in the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens.

Access from the hotel

Nishikasai Station → Tokyo Metro Tozai Line → Get off at Otemachi Station, 5 minutes walk

Ueno Zoo

(Time required: approx. 40 minutes)
Ueno Zoo is the oldest zoo in Japan, opened in 1882, and although it is located in the center of Tokyo, it has maintained its natural scenery and is home to approximately 3,000 animals from 400 different species.

Access from the hotel

Nishi-Kasai Station → Tokyo Metro Tozai Line → Kayabacho Station → Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line → Get off at Ueno Station, 12 minutes walk

Tsukiji

Access from the hotel

Asakusa

Access from the hotel

Akihabara

Access from the hotel

Makuhari Messe

Tokyo Big Sight

Tokyo Dome

Nippon Budokan