Asakusabashi Station
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Lesser known access point
Asakusabashi station is on the intersection of two lines, providing access to some of Tokyo's key areas. Furthermore, it is within walking distance of Akihabara, Sumida River and Yanagibashi. Moreover, there are lots of hands on experiences in the area - the area is known for its handicrafts. There are quite a few hotels conveniently located by the station, which I think are lesser known and therefore easier to get a booking for in busy seasons. However, as the station is elevated there are a lot of steps and its not uncommon to have to wait for an elevator when traveling with luggage.
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on Jan 10
A short stroll to Akihabara
Asakusabashi Station is served by the Chuo-Sobu Line and the Asakusa Line, and it's about a 10 minute walk to the Akihabara area. It's not a particularly large station but I think that's actually one of the selling points -- it doesn't feel as stressful or hectic as some others in Tokyo. There are numerous options for eating and shopping around the station, too, making it convenient for retail therapy or grabbing a snack.
BigfamJapan
on Jan 10