Welcome to "Stay Narimasu"! Stay Narimasu is a spacious 3LDK lodging that can accommodate up to 7 people, located just a 4-minute walk from Narimasu Station. Designed in a "Japandi" style that fuses Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics, this space offers a relaxing, home-away-from-home experience. The property provides easy access to central Tokyo, making it a perfect base for your Tokyo sightseeing adventures. The area around Narimasu Station is bustling with shopping streets, supermarkets, and a wide variety of restaurants, allowing you to experience authentic local life in Japan. You'll also find one of Tokyo's largest MEGA Don Quijote stores just a 1-minute walk away, making shopping incredibly convenient. ★ Recommended for: - Groups of people looking for accommodation in Tokyo. - Those who love trains. - Shoppers looking to enjoy MEGA Don Quijote. - Travelers seeking a spacious and relaxing environment. - Those who want to experience the local atmosphere in a Japanese neighborhood. ★ Please note: - Guests who have difficulty with stairs: There are stairs to reach the room. - Guests who are sensitive to noise: The property is near a train line, so train sounds may be noticeable. - Guests who prefer to sleep in complete darkness: Light comes through the windows in the morning.

Enjoy Your Stay: Recommended Spots Around Narimasu Stay Narimasu is conveniently located with easy access to central Tokyo, yet it’s in a neighborhood rich with local charm. Here are some of our top recommendations for things to do and places to eat during your stay. Sightseeing Around Narimasu Tokyo Daibutsu (Jorenji Temple) A rare sight in Tokyo's 23 wards, this large bronze Buddha statue is located at Jorenji Temple, about a 20-minute bus ride from Narimasu Station. It's the perfect place to find a moment of peace and quiet. Hikarigaoka Park One of the largest parks in Tokyo, it features expansive grounds with beautiful ginkgo and cherry blossom trees. It's an ideal spot for a relaxing picnic or a refreshing walk, offering a great escape from the city's hustle and bustle. A Trip to "Little Edo" Kawagoe Hop on the Tobu Tojo Line from Narimasu Station and you'll be in Kawagoe in about 30 minutes, without any transfers. This historic city, known as "Little Edo," is a great destination for a day trip. Toki no Kane (Bell of Time): Kawagoe's iconic bell tower rings four times a day, filling the streets with its nostalgic sound. Kurazukuri Street: Stroll along this street lined with traditional "kurazukuri" (clay-walled warehouse) buildings. It's a fantastic place to enjoy local street food and find unique souvenirs. Kashiya Yokocho (Candy Alley): A charming alley packed with old-fashioned candy shops, offering a wonderfully retro atmosphere. Narimasu Dining Guide MEGA Don Quijote: Just a one-minute walk from the guesthouse, this store is a must-visit. You can find everything from food and daily necessities to unique Japanese snacks and souvenirs at great prices. Ramen: The area is a ramen lover's paradise, with many popular shops, including the famous and often-crowded "Chukasoba Benten." Izakaya: The streets around the station are filled with local Japanese pubs, or izakaya. It's a perfect way to experience authentic Japanese food and drinks in a lively atmos