Tokyo Hotels near Chuo

Chuo Top 3

• Experience the electrifying atmosphere of Chuo, Tokyo’s most famous crosswalk, Sukiyabashi Crossing, lighting up the Ginza night with its countless neon advertisements, public screens, and swanky department stores.
• Discover Tsukiji Fish Market, the iconic fresh seafood market of Chuo, renowned the world over for its remarkable selections of everything from tuna and caviar, to swordfish and poisonous fugu.
• Visit the important pilgrimage destination of Tokyo’s historic Buddhist temple, Tsukiji Hongan-ji, boasting a history back to the Edo-period, and a unique architectural attraction known for its Southeast Asian inspiration.

Getting There

Chuo is a central ward in Tokyo, encompassing a significant portion of the harbour and reaching north to the Taito Ward. It is perhaps best known for its districts of Ginza, Minato, and Tsukiji. To start your adventure in Chuo, you could take the Shinjuku subway line to Hamacho Station in the northern end, just outside popular Hamacho Park. From there, you can head south on foot for a full day of exploring. You can also take the Tozai, Asakusa, or Ginza line to Nihonbashi station. Visit Tsukiji Fish Market by taking the Hibaya line to Tsukiji Station.