Advice on Humidity in Tokyo (what to do / how to cope)
Sep 12, 2013, 4:44 pm
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I think what you may be thinking of near the Four Seasons is the large area of underground walkways in the area near the subway station to the west of the hotel in Marunouchi.
No, that's nothing - what I'm saying is that from the basement of the building your hotel is in, you can walk north and then west to upper Otemachi (maybe 20 minutes), or west and then south and then east to Higashi-Ginza (maybe 30 minutes). So a lot more than 1/2 mile, with underground connections to well over a hundred buildings.
No, that's nothing - what I'm saying is that from the basement of the building your hotel is in, you can walk north and then west to upper Otemachi (maybe 20 minutes), or west and then south and then east to Higashi-Ginza (maybe 30 minutes). So a lot more than 1/2 mile, with underground connections to well over a hundred buildings.
Sep 12, 2013, 5:43 pm
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Oct 1, 2013, 7:26 am
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Of course there's direct access to the underground passageways from the Four Seasons Hotel - just take the elevator from the hotel down to B1F and you're there.
Oct 2, 2013, 7:12 am
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During my hotel stay - I discovered one hotel elevator that went down that far. It was opposite the meeting rooms in the hotel - and didn't provide access to the guest room floors (makes sense from a security POV). Robyn
