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NOHGA HOTEL AKIHABARA TOKYO WALK ROUTE FROM MAIN STATION From Tokyo Metro Ginza Line "Suehirocho Station" 5-minute walk Tokyo Metro Ginza Line 1.From A3 exit, walk right along Mitsubishi UFJ Bank Suehirochō Sta. for 2 minutes. *Guests from Asakusa to Ueno-hirokoji station: Exit to the ground level from A1 exit, cross the street and head to Mitsubishi UFJ Bank. Horin Excelsior Caffé Park 2.Turn right at the corner of "TRADER Headquarters". 3.The hotel is on the right, after the first crossing. Family Mart Shōhei Elementary School Don Quijote Akihabara Sofmap From JR Line "Akihabara Station" 6-minute walk Shōhei Family Mart Elementary School Don Quijote 1.After exiting the Electric Town North Exit, Akihabara turn left and head toward the main street (Chuo-dori). Sofmap Akihabara UDX 2.Cross the pedestrian cross and turn right. Walk for about 3 minutes. Kandamyojin-dori St Bic Camera AKIBA Chuo-dori Ave Chuo-dori 3.Turn left at the corner of "Sofmap Akihabara 3 Sega Mac Collection". Akihabara JR Akihabara Sta. Building 1 atré 1 Gate Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line 4.The hotel is on the right, after the first crossing. Akihabara Sta. ONODEN JR Electric Akihabara Town Gate Radio Kaikan JR Central Gate From Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line "Akihabara Station" 10-minute walk Family Mart Shōhei Elementary 1.Walk straight from Exit 2. School Don Quijote Akihabara Sofmap 2.Turn left at "Karaoke-kan Akihabara" which is built in Akihabara UDX front of the pedestrian cross. Kandamyojin-dori St Bic Camera AKIBA Walks straight for about 5 minutes. Chuo-dori Ave Chuo-dori Tokyo Metro 3.After crossing the main street (Chuo-dori), Sega JR Akihabara Sta. Hibiya Line Akihabara atré 1 Gate turn right and walk for about 2 minutes. Building 1 Akihabara Sta. JR Central Gate 4.Turn left at the corner of "Sofmap Akihabara 3 ONODEN Mac Collection". Akihabara JR Electric Radio Kaikan Town Gate 5.The hotel is on the right, after the first crossing..

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