Access | Yaesu Terminal Hotel

1-5-14 YAESU, CHUO-KU, TOKYO 103-0028　JAPAN
TEL +81(03)3281-3771　　　FAX +81(03)3281-3089

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From Narita Airport

Approximately 70 minutes by Airport Limousine Bus to Tokyo station
Approximately 55 minutes by JR train, Narita Express (NEX), toTokyo station

From Haneda Airport

Approximately 35 minutes by Airport Limousine Bus to JR Tokyo station
Approximately 35 minutes by train: take the Monorail at Haneda Station　for Hamamatu-cho, then, transfer to JR　Yamanote Line, and get off at JR Tokyo Station.

3 minutes walk from Tokyo railrord station.

First, Exit Tokyo station through Yaesu North Entrance.

And, go across the street ,Tickt Shpop,
3 corners on tke left.

Then, enter the Sakura Street located on the left side of the street.

The hotel is located about 80 meters (262 feet) on the left hand side of the Sakura Street.

3 minutes walk from to Nihonbashi Station. (B3 exit via Ginza line or A3 exit via Tozai line) Nihonbashi Sta. (Tokyo Metro) is the nearest Subway Station. Yaesu Terminl Hotel is located right between Tokyo railroad station and Nihonbashi Subway Station.

The name Yaesu is derived from a Dutch sailor who used to reside in Yaesu area back in Edo period about 400 years ago. Jan Joosten van Loodensteyn left Netherland in 1598 with a trading ship The De Liefde to circumnavigate the globe. Unfortunately, the voyage had a terrible end as the ship wrecked in Kyusyu Japan 1600. Jan Joosten eventually won the trust from the future Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu for his work as a translator and an advisor on foreign and military affairs. Then Jan Joosten was given a residence in edo nearby edo castle and allowed to marry to a Japanese woman. Interestingly enough the area he used to reside came to be called like his name; as the sound of his name “Jan Joosten” is pronounced as YA-E-SU in Japanese language.