HOTEL TAVINOS

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WELCOME TO HOTEL TAVINOS

A new style of travel hub hotel
to build your Japanese trip around

HOTEL TAVINOS is a hotel chain for the active global traveler
centered on the goal of providing a space (nos)
from which travelers can enjoy their journey (tavi) around Japan.

The spatial design takes manga, the artform that has come to symbolize Japanese culture, as its motif.
Our hotels boast top-of-the-line automatic check-in/check-out machines and a reservation system that allows you to designate your room.
For a special hotel experience that fuses culture with technology, make it Hotel Tavinos!

MANGA DESIGN

An extraordinary space with a manga motif
HOTEL TAVINOS’s spatial design takes manga, the artform that has come to represent Japanese culture, as its motif. We have developed a space with a “Japanese-style spirit of joy” that will bring a smile to all our guests’ faces without them even realizing it. From the lobby where guests first arrive to the lounge that acts as a communication space, to the guest rooms, and beyond, the entire hotel is dotted with delightful illustrations that will make you giggle.

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Double room guest room

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Asakusa
Hamamatsucho
Kyoto

Asakusa ASAKUSA

Hamamatsucho HAMAMATSUCHO

Asakusa

Hamamatsucho

Kyoto

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[Hamamatsucho] Book for the cheapest rates on the official website of HOTEL TAVINOS!

If you want to save money on your hotel stay, we recommend to book through our official website and during the off-season! 🤩

In this article, we will introduce to you all the great deals you can get 💰

Hamamatsucho
2024.10.06
[Kyoto] Matcha Tea Ceremony Experiences in Kyoto: Where and How to Make Your Own Matcha

A Taste You’ll Love—Uji Matcha.
This powdered green tea packs a punch! And its beloved throughout the world for the robust flavor it lends to various desserts and candies. But have you ever drunk a bowl of pure matcha? Better yet, have you ever tried it in Kyoto, a place renowned for the tea ceremony?

The first record of tea drinking in Japan dates back to around 1,200 years ago, when the custom was introduced to the Japanese aristocracy by scholarly monks returning from China. It is believed that tea cultivation in Japan began around this time, and Zen Master Eisai (1141-1215), also known as Yōsai, played a significant role in popularizing tea in Japan during his lifetime.

Over the years, tea consumption in Japan evolved into a cultural tradition known as the Japanese tea ceremony, also called sadō, chadō, or chanoyu. During the Muromachi period (1336-1573), tea ceremonies became a popular way for hosts to entertain guests through the meticulous preparation and presentation of tea, sweets, and sometimes meals.

Kyoto
2024.10.04
[Asakusa] More than Just Maps: Why You Should Check Out the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center in Tokyo

Located in the heart of Tokyo, Asakusa is one of the city’s most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods, with its roots reaching back centuries. But in addition to its landmarks like Senso-ji Temple, the bustling Nakamise-dori shopping street or the Kappabashi kitchen town, there’s another place that I recommend that you check out while you're here: the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center.

Whether you’re looking for multilingual assistance, panoramic views of Asakusa, or cultural experiences, this eight-story building is the perfect place to begin exploring.

Asakusa
2024.10.03

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If you have any questions regarding reservations or accommodations, or suggestions or thoughts about the hotel itself, feel free to contact us.

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