Hakuhinkan Toy Park

Udon made in-house in giant bowls, up to triple the noodles at no extra cost, six-person booths and window counters over Sukiyabashi Crossing.

A bakery and an in-store coffee roaster on the ground floor, MUJI Books upstairs and a diner in the basement, all under the MUJI Hotel.

A Pokémon room where 100 Pokémon greet you, loft-bed apartments, and a concept apartment designed with a Japanese artist and hung with original art.

Minerals, fossils, animal specimens and century-old university furniture from the University of Tokyo's collections, plus a small chamber of curiosities.

A kids' park and cafe with open play from babies through elementary school age, and a separate kids' room for toddlers and preschoolers.

Japanese-style rooms, and connecting rooms for up to six with two bathrooms and an inner door you can close at night, a five-minute walk from the station.