Andon Ryokan, Tokyo, Japan

Andon Ryokan, Tokyo, Japan Tokyo's first design ryokan(hotel) with Japanese culture experiences. We serve delicious Japanese home-cooked everyday by our family.

Tokyo's first design ryokan for 2 people 1 room 8800 yen per night.Convinience location near Ueno and Asakusa.I love antique, food and travei.

Japanese bakeries are full of surprises.Katsu Sandwich, Curry-pan and Anpan, there’s always something interesting to try...
30/08/2026

Japanese bakeries are full of surprises.
Katsu Sandwich, Curry-pan and Anpan, there’s always something interesting to try.
This time, we visited our favorite bakery called “HORII BAKERY”.

【HORII BAKERY】
堀井ベーカリー

📍Nihonzutsumi 1-35-8, Taito-ku, Tokyo
🕐 7:00–18:00 / Closed Sun, Mon

Bread for our breakfast at Andon Ryokan comes from here too!





Your camera roll is probably full of Haikus.Pick one photo.Write 3 lines.Post yours with
15/08/2026

Your camera roll is probably full of Haikus.

Pick one photo.
Write 3 lines.

Post yours with

Travel and Poetry 🥾📖Have you ever heard of “Matsuo Basho” or “Oku no Hosomichi” ??In this issue, we follow the journey o...
09/08/2026

Travel and Poetry 🥾📖

Have you ever heard of “Matsuo Basho” or
“Oku no Hosomichi” ??

In this issue, we follow the journey of one of Japan’s most famous poets:

📖 Who Matsuo Basho was
📖 His 2,400 km journey across Japan
📖 The story behind Oku no Hosomichi
📖 His famous journey began in Senju, Tokyo

More than 300 years ago, Basho traveled across Japan, mostly on foot, writing haiku along the way.

For Basho, traveling was more than just visiting new places. It became part of his poetry and his way of life.

Next time you visit Japan, give it a try to follow Basho’s footsteps!!

Save this post for your next journey :)

Discover More Asakusa Just a short walk from the busy streets of Asakusa,you'll find a much quieter side of Asakusa.In t...
26/07/2026

Discover More Asakusa

Just a short walk from the busy streets of Asakusa,
you'll find a much quieter side of Asakusa.

In this issue, we introduce a walking route around Matsuchiyama Shoden, one of Asakusa’s hidden temples.

📖 A temple with over 1,400 years of history
📖 The symbolic daikon radish and its meaning
📖 A peaceful Japanese garden with koi fish
📖 A relaxing walk along the Sumida River

If you’re looking for a break from the crowds, this is the perfect place to slow down and experience another side of Tokyo.

Save this post for your next walk in Asakusa :)

Japanese Breakfast 🍚🥢Have you ever tried a traditional Japanese breakfast?It’s really cozy but actually kind of dying cu...
19/07/2026

Japanese Breakfast 🍚🥢

Have you ever tried a traditional Japanese breakfast?
It’s really cozy but actually kind of dying culture recently.
Some Japanese have a cup of coffee and a toast instead of it.

In this issue, we introduce some of the most common dishes found on a Japanese traditional breakfast table:

📖 The idea of Ichiju-Sansai (one soup, three dishes, and rice)
📖 Grilled fish and seasonal ingredients
📖 Dashimaki Tamago (Japanese rolled omelet)
📖 Natto, one of Japan’s most unique breakfast foods

A traditional Japanese breakfast may look unusual at first, but it is a healthy and well-balanced way to start the day.

We hope this guide helps you discover and enjoy Japanese breakfast culture during your stay in Japan.

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🍶 Do you like Sake??🍶Sake is one of Japan’s oldest traditions, but it can also feel a little confusing at first.In this ...
12/07/2026

🍶 Do you like Sake??🍶

Sake is one of Japan’s oldest traditions, but it can also feel a little confusing at first.

In this issue, we introduce the basics of Japanese sake:

📖 How do we make Sake taste different?
📖 The difference between Dai-ginjo and Ginjo
📖 Traditional sake cups and serving styles
📖 Get small Sake cups for your souvenirs
📖 How to order sake at an izakaya restaurant

This guide is only the beginning.
There are many more styles, regions, and flavors!

We hope this guide helps you enjoy Japanese sake a little bit more during your stay in Japan.

⚠️⚠️
In Japan, the legal drinking age is 20.
You have to be over 20, when you drink alcohol here in Japan.

Save this post for your next trip to Japan. 🍶





Traditional Japanese ToolsHave you ever wondered why traditional Japanese tools look so different?Many of them were crea...
04/07/2026

Traditional Japanese Tools

Have you ever wondered why traditional Japanese tools look so different?

Many of them were created for everyday Japanese lifestyle.
In this issue, you can learn about Japanese traditional tools and old Japanese lifestyles :

📖 Hashioki (Chopstick Rest)
📖 Tetsubin (Iron Kettle)
📖 Jizai-kagi (Adjustable Hook)
📖 K**a (Iron Pot)
📖 Hishyaku (Bamboo Ladle)

Even though modern kitchens have changed, these tools still remind us how people lived in Japan for hundreds of years.

We hope this guide helps you discover another side of Japanese culture during your stay.

Save this post for your next trip to Japan.





Traditional Japanese ToolsHave you ever wondered why traditional Japanese tools look so different?Many of them were crea...
04/07/2026

Traditional Japanese Tools

Have you ever wondered why traditional Japanese tools look so different?

Many of them were created for everyday life in Japan.

In this issue, you can learn about traditional Japanese tools and our traditional lifestyle :

📖 Hashioki (Chopstick Rest)
📖 Tetsubin (Iron Kettle)
📖 Jizai-kagi (Adjustable Hook)
📖 K**a (Iron Pot)
📖 Hishyaku (Bamboo Ladle)

We hope this guide helps you discover another side of Japanese culture during your stay.

Save this post for your next trip to Japan :)





Discover a Local Sento in TokyoArima-Yu has been loved by local people for many years.Inside, you’ll find beautiful hand...
27/06/2026

Discover a Local Sento in Tokyo

Arima-Yu has been loved by local people for many years.
Inside, you’ll find beautiful hand-painted tile artwork, vintage interiors, and a peaceful atmosphere that feels like stepping back in time.

Just a 5-minute walk from Andon Ryokan :)

Even if you’ve never visited a Japanese public bath before, no worries.
This guide will show you everything you need to know.

⚠️These photos were taken with permission. During your visit, please do not take photos in the changing room or bath area.

♨️ Welcome to Arima-Yu
♨️ Reception
♨️ Changing Room
♨️ Washing Before the Bath
♨️ Relax & Enjoy the Tile Art
♨️ Access & Information

Guests with tattoos are welcome.

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📍Google map
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Bath time in Japan ♨️Why do Japanese people take baths before bed?In this issue, we introduce Japanese bath culture:📖Why...
19/06/2026

Bath time in Japan ♨️

Why do Japanese people take baths before bed?

In this issue, we introduce Japanese bath culture:

📖Why many Japanese people bathe at night
📖The difference between onsen and sento
📖Basic bath manners
📖Common bath items you may see in Japan

Bath time in Japan is not only about getting clean.
For many people, it is also a time to relax and get ready to go to bed.

We hope this guide helps you enjoy Japanese bath culture during your stay in Japan.

Save this post for your next trip:)





住所

日本堤2-34-10
Taito-ku, Tokyo
111-0021

営業時間

月曜日 07:00 - 22:00
火曜日 07:00 - 22:00
水曜日 07:00 - 22:00
木曜日 07:00 - 22:00
金曜日 07:00 - 22:00
土曜日 07:00 - 22:00
日曜日 07:00 - 22:00

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