Ryokans in Japan

About Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa

A small all-tatami ryokan in Asakusa with 10 rooms, 3 minutes' walk from Senso-ji. Guests book a free 30-minute slot in the private bath at check-in, families can borrow baby goods, and the ryokan serves no meals at present.

  • OnsenNoNo shared bath; a free private bath
  • Bath in your roomA bath or shower in every roomCheaper rooms may be shower-only
  • Private bathYesFree, 30 minutes, booked at check-in
  • TattoosNot stated
  • MealsNot includedBreakfast map at the front desk
  • Dietary needsNo meals are served
  • ChildrenWelcomeBaby goods lent free
  • Check-in and dinnerCheck-in 15:00; check-out 10:00
  • Getting there3 minutes' walk from Senso-ji

Good to know before you book

  • Some rooms may have a shower onlyThe deluxe room has a bath and toilet; the standard and economy rooms have a bath or a shower, so ask if you want a tub.
  • Private bath slots are 30 minutesThe private bath is booked at check-in in 30-minute slots; between 16:00 and 18:00 a 45-minute slot is possible.
Rooms
10, all Japanese-style with tatami
Lounge
Ground floor, 29 seats, with free drinks, snacks and ice lollies
Smoking
Non-smoking throughout
Lift
Yes

Rooms and their baths

  • Indoor bath

    Japanese deluxe room

    Futons

    Bath and toilet in the room

The fine print

Last checked November 12, 2026.

Onsen

No. No hot spring

No shared bath either; there's a free private bath.

Bath in your room

Some rooms. A bath or shower in every room

The economy and standard rooms may have a shower only; ask.

Private bath

Yes. Free private bath, 30 minutes, booked at check-in

45-minute slots between 16:00 and 18:00, suggested for families.

Tattoos

Not stated. Not stated by the ryokan

The only bath is private.

Meals

Not included. No meals served at present

The front desk has a map of breakfast places nearby.

Dietary needs

No meals are served

Children

Welcome. Welcome; baby goods lent free

Bed-wetting sheets, a baby bath, a toilet seat, children's tableware and yukata.

Check-in and dinner

Check-in 15:00, check-out 10:00

Getting there

3 minutes' walk from Senso-ji, 30 seconds from Nakamise

Meals

The ryokan serves no breakfast or dinner at present.

Breakfast
Not served. The front desk has a map of places nearby that serve breakfast
Dinner
Not served
Lounge
Free drinks, snacks and ice lollies in the ground-floor lounge

Baths

Private bath
One, on the ground floor. Free for guests, 30 minutes as a rule, booked at check-in
Bath hours
45-minute slots can be booked between 16:00 and 18:00; other hours are not stated
Water
Not hot-spring water
Shared bath
None
Rooms
Every room has a toilet and a bath or shower; the economy and standard rooms may have a shower only

Getting there

Train
Asakusa Station (Ginza line, Toei Asakusa line, Tobu and Tsukuba Express), then 5 minutes' walk
Walk
30 seconds from Nakamise street and 3 minutes from Senso-ji. Skytree is visible from the entrance
Parking
None; the ryokan suggests car parks nearby
Check-in
15:00; check-out is 10:00
Address
1-30-10 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo

Who it suits

Children
Families with babies and small children: tatami floors, and bed-wetting sheets, a baby bath, a toilet seat, children's tableware and yukata lent free
Suits
Budget travellers who want a tatami room in Asakusa
Dinner
Not for anyone who wants meals at the ryokan or a hot spring
Car
Not for anyone who needs parking

History

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    Questions

    Is Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa in Kyoto?

    No. It is in Asakusa, Tokyo, at 1-30-10 Asakusa, Taito-ku, 3 minutes' walk from Senso-ji.

    Is the private bath at Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa free?

    Yes. Guests use it free for 30 minutes and book the slot at check-in. Between 16:00 and 18:00 a 45-minute slot can be booked, which the ryokan suggests for families.

    Do all rooms at Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa have a bath?

    Every room has a toilet and a bath or shower. The deluxe room has a bath; the economy and standard rooms may have a shower only, so ask.

    Does Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa serve breakfast or dinner?

    No. The ryokan serves neither at present. The front desk has a map of places nearby that serve breakfast.

    Is Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa suitable for babies and small children?

    Yes. Children are welcome, and the ryokan lends baby goods free, including bed-wetting sheets, a baby bath, a toilet seat, children's tableware and children's yukata.

    How far is Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa from Asakusa Station?

    Five minutes on foot. The ryokan is 30 seconds from Nakamise street and has no parking.