MONday Apart Premium Akihabara
Family rooms with a bunk bed and a sofa bed, a Grand Japanese room with futons that sleeps six, and an IH kitchen and washer-dryer in each.
4-5 Kanda Sakumacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0025
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A comfortable, comparatively affordable Akihabara stay that works for groups of four or five, near anime and manga shopping.
Suites and family rooms that each have a kitchen, several set up with bunk beds and suites sleeping up to six, and a top-floor bath looking out on Shinobazu Pond.
Apartments with full kitchens, from a family room with a bunk bed to a 75-square-meter ninja room for eight with shuriken and scrolls.
A Sanrio cafe on the ground floor of a building by Ueno Park, with the characters on the plates and drinks, a kids' menu and plushes to borrow for photos.
Free, with Japan's money shown in order through its history and a corner where you feel how heavy 100 million yen in bills is.
Free, with an outdoor exhibit on the Kanda aqueduct that includes a stone conduit rebuilt from the original.