what other options do we have to get to our hotel? we are staying at Sawanoya Ryokan in Tokyo A backpacker can walk to Sawanoya Ryokan
from Sendagi Station (C15) or Nezu Station (C14)
on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line,
which is symbolized by a green circle.
("Ryokan" refers to inn rather than hotel.)
we will have a carry on and backpack each. If you hope to avoid stairs, I recommend Sendagi Station (C15).
The elevator exit of Sendagi Station (C15)
is closer to Sawanoya Ryokan,
compared to that of Nezu Station (C14).
(Please don't confuse
subway Sendagi and JR Sendagaya Stations.)
- Tokyo Subway Route Map (as of March 2023)
https://www.tokyometro.jp/lang_en/station/202303_number_en.pdf----
[Mita - Otemachi route]
The one way fare is about 700 yen per adult.
Stan Norrell
You need to change trains at Mita & then from train to subway at Otemachi. You are already on the subway at Mita Station (A08).
From Haneda Airport,
you can take a Keikyu - Toei subway through train,
which continues beyond Sengakuji (A07)
onto the Toei subway Asakusa Line.
Feel free to ask a Keikyu (pronounced like KQ) attendant
which train goes for Asakusa.
Keikyu trains leaving Haneda Airport
have many destinations, in multiple directions.
Stan Norrell
However I think it should be quite easy even with your luggage I agree that the two transfers are relatively easy.
According to the station maps,
the both transfers can be done without stairs.
(On these subway station maps,
pale yellow areas are inside the ticket gates.)
Mita Station transfer {(A08) -> (I04)}
from the Toei subway Asakusa Line (Track 2)
to the Toei subway Mita Line (Track 4)
: You do this completely inside the ticket gate.
https://www.kotsu.metro.tokyo.jp/subway/stations/mita/i/solid.pngOtemachi Station transfer {(I09) -> (C11)}
from the Toei subway Mita Line (Track 2)
to the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line (Track 6)
: You go outside the Toei subway ticket gate
then go inside the Tokyo Metro ticket gate.
https://www.tokyometro.jp/station/yardmap_img/figure_yardmap_otemachi_...
