Tokyo, Japan in April?

Question

I'm going to see Guns N' Roses (hold in Makuhari Messe) in Chiba, Tokyo on 14th April. I'll stay in Tokyo less than a week.

1. I really need a cheap hotel, I'm not there forsightseeing, that's why.

2. and I don't mind if someone wanna go with me or share the accomodation fee with me, well, just a thought.

Any advices?

Answer 1

Go to Narita Hotel in Tokyo. Everything is cheap. 120 yen = 1 dollar hahahaha

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

You could try the youth hostels in Idabashi or Yoyogi. The Idabashi one is in a high-rise right in front of Idabashi station and has a lovely view of Tokyo. There is another one in the former athlete's village from the Tokyo Olympics (but since updated!). You are only allowed a maximum of three nights at any one hostel, so between the two you should be good.

Answer 5

I know one in Asakusa.
The cheapest one is around 3000yen per night.

http://www.sakura-hostel.co.jp/


OR, you could stay in MANGA-KISSA(Manga-cafe). It is not only for Anime people, but for everyone. It is also easy to find them around Tokyo. I don't know much about Makuhari area though. Most of Manga- Cafe offers Night Pack which cost about 1500yen and you can stay there from midnight to early morning like 6am. If you choose Manga-cafe, you should make sure that they have "flat type" space, so you don't have to curl up to sleep.

http://www.tjf.or.jp/eng/content/japaneseculture/27mangakissa.htm