[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for One Hundred Steps Staircase (Updated Mar)

For someone like me who loves miniatures, it was a space I could gaze at forever! Knowing that each piece is handmade, I was captivated by the intricate details and the charm of each work. Photos might not do it justice, so I highly recommend seeing it in person! 💰Price per person: General 1600 yen, University/High School Students 1000 yen, Junior High/Elementary School Students 800 yen 📍Location: Hotel Gajoen Tokyo Tokyo Designated Tangible Cultural Property 'Hyakudan Kaidan' 🕰️Hours: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Last entry at 5:30 PM) Period: January 18, 2025 (Sat) - March 9, 2025 (Sun) *Open every day during the exhibition period

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 #Tokyo #Historic Sites Yaxuyuan Hotel is a historical building in itself The Baidan Stage, built in 1953, is located in the hotel. Admission fee: 1,500 yen The first exclamation point is the moment the elevator door opens The splendor and extravagance of the elevator The 100-story staircase is well preserved The rooms beside the stairs have their own characteristics I particularly like the lacquer painting that extends from the bridge deck to the ceiling With the addition of music and lights, it feels like returning to the Edo period

#thingstodo The 100-Step Stair Exhibition 2023 by Naohiro Kasuya, Ikebana Master and other artists is happening at Gajoen Hotel in Tokyo. It’s a mixture of ikebana, light displays, glass and wood. The Hyakudan 100-step staircase of Meguro Gajoen shows architecture, Japanese paintings, arts and crafts, and fittings created by the masters of the Showa era. It’s absolutely stunning.