Sky Court Nihonbashi Hamacho No. 3
Sky Court Nihonbashi Hamacho No. 3
Nihonbashihamachō2-chōme61, Chuo City, Tokyo
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Hamamachi Station 3 min
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About Sky Court Nihonbashi Hamacho No. 3
Open to foreigners, shared stays, and families — a generous 1K in Hamacho
Skycourt Nihonbashi Hamacho No. 3 is a 1K sized for solo living. It's open to foreign guests, shared stays, and families with children, giving it real flexibility on conditions. That flexibility speaks to a real willingness to accommodate different ways of staying. The compact bathroom is easy to use too, giving it the feel of an extension of solo living!
Long-term contracts welcome, and sometimes free move-in costs too
Skycourt Nihonbashi Hamacho No. 3 also welcomes long-term contracts, making it a good fit for anyone planning to settle in for a while. Free move-in cost campaigns come up from time to time too, so timing can work in your favor. It's an easy option to consider for a long business trip or a temporary stay during a relocation.
Hamacho Kaneko's soba and Suitengu Shrine, an old-town walk to Nihonbashi
It's a 3-minute walk from Skycourt Nihonbashi Hamacho No. 3 to Hamacho Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line, and 9 minutes to Ningyocho Station on the Hibiya Line — good access with multiple lines to choose from. Hamacho is home to the long-established soba restaurant Hamacho Kaneko and the hideaway spot Hama House, and heading toward Ningyocho brings you to the shop said to have originated oyakodon and a popular taiyaki spot. Having multiple lines nearby also widens your commuting options. Suitengu Shrine, known for safe childbirth, is within walking distance too, letting you enjoy the old-town atmosphere on a stroll. Walk toward Nihonbashi and you'll find long-established department stores and streets steeped in Edo-era charm, so there's plenty of range for exploring on foot.
Around Sky Court Nihonbashi Hamacho No. 3
Cafés & coffee shops
BOOK SHELF CAFE, August Moon Cafe, Café Hanayagura, Hama House
Shrines & temples
Seishoko Temple, Suitengu Shrine
Parks & gardens
Hamacho Park
Shopping streets & markets
Amazake Yokocho
Entertainment & experiences
Meijiza Theatre
Convenience stores & supermarkets
Lawson Koto Shindai Bridge 2-chome Store (6-minute walk), My Basket Nihombashi Hamacho 2-chome Store (2-minute walk), Drug Papas Nihombashi Hamacho Store (2-minute walk)
Facility information is as of August 6, 2026.
Japanese culture & experiences near Sky Court Nihonbashi Hamacho No. 3
Tea ceremony & ikebana
HiSUi TOKYO
Kimono & traditional attire
HiSUi TOKYO
Calligraphy & crafts
Ozu Washi Handmade Paper Experience Studio, HiSUi TOKYO
Cooking & Japanese sweets
Traditional Japanese Sweets and Dashi Culture in Nihombashi
Temples, shrines & culture
Suitengu Shrine, Koami Shrine, Fukutoku Shrine, Fukagawa Fudodo
Traditional performing arts
Meijiza Theatre, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Arena and Sumo Museum
Onsen & public baths
Tokiwa-yu
Other Japanese culture
Mitsui Memorial Museum, Fukagawa Edo Museum
Facility information is as of August 6, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Yes — a one-time cleaning fee is charged per stay. It is shown in the price breakdown and included in the total. Utilities and Wi-Fi are included in the price per night, and there is no deposit or key money.
