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Ryokan Fuji

Name: Ryokan Fuji
Address: Edogawa-ku, Higashikoiwa 6-8-3, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

★★·Tokyo·9.5

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Nov – Dec 2026

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Overview

Ryokan Fuji in Tokyo offers comfortable rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and tatami floors. A tranquil garden and inner courtyard view are available. The ryokan is 28 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport, near Shapo Koiwa Shopping Mall, Koiwasuiten-gu Shrine, and Zenyoji Temple, with friendly hosts and excellent public transport options, including free WiFi and amenities like a washing machine and refrigerator.

Amenities

Outdoors

Reception

Luggage storage

Services

Laundry service
Wake-up service

Parking

On-site parking

Connectivity

Internet available

Room Climate

Air conditioning
Heating

Room Features

Room comfort features

Accessibility

No elevator

Safety & Security

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Policies

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Location and surroundings

Reviews

9.5

How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.

“An experience”

I really enjoyed the experience as a ryokan. The curfew didn’t bother me.

BrianA week ago

“I truly cannot thank the establishment enough. It rained constantly for days, and every time I returned, the owner would”

Service and kindness

Marco2 weeks ago

“Authentic Ryokan experience in a quite area of Tokyo”

Small spaces in the topic. It is in a very quiet and interesting area of Tokyo, 30 minutes by train to Tokyo center. The room is small.

James3 weeks ago

Not having independent entrances and exits.

Nathalie4 weeks ago

“Wonderful. A perfect stay.”

The Japanese bedroom was spacious, with Tatami mats, a comfy futon, and paper windows. It had a private bathroom with a Japanese automatic toilet and a great shower. The inn was opened by the owner’s mother 75 years ago and was renovated 25 years ago. I loved walking across the street early to grab coffee from 7‑Eleven, then returning to sit on a stone slab in the well‑maintained Japanese garden. The price was very reasonable, and I appreciated that my money supported a traditional inn rather than a corporate hotel. The owner is very kind and plans to hand the hotel to his daughter. I would not change anything about the place.

JonathanA month ago

Ryokan Fuji

★★·Tokyo·9.5