We had a hearty breakfast and started our day early. It's important to have a good meal to work energetically throughout the day. I made sure to have a big salad to get enough vegetables. Also, I had eggs and sausages for protein. It's a bit difficult to eat rice in this flat dish. Finally, I finished with miso soup.

Near Otorii Station on a weekday at 9:00 PM. Heading to tonight's accommodation, "Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport No.1", just a short walk from the Keikyu station. There is a convenience store across the street, making it convenient. Resting in a familiar Toyoko Inn room for the night. The next morning, getting up at 5:00 AM for a 7:00 AM departure from Haneda Airport. The breakfast buffet starts at 6:00 AM, but there is bread and coffee available. Around 5:30 AM, the quiet breakfast area in the lobby had bread and a coffee server. Enjoying three small bread rolls and hot coffee slowly. It's great that they can accommodate early morning departures. A shuttle bus to Haneda Airport was also available at the entrance. Will definitely come back again! 🎵

I used this hotel when taking an early morning flight from Haneda Airport. There is another airport nearby, so you can choose between Japanese food at Airport 1 and Western food at Airport 2. It can get quite crowded in the morning, so I only used the Japanese food option at Airport 1. Most Toyoko Inn hotels serve breakfast from 7 am, but this one starts at 6 am, which is convenient. They also offer pastries for early risers and have coffee available, which is nice. The shuttle bus to Haneda Airport is a plus. However, the price is a bit high, especially when staying alone. It's more reasonable if you're sharing a double bed with someone. Overall, it's a worthwhile hotel to use when traveling from Haneda Airport.

I was staying at Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport 2. Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport 1 and Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport 2 are located next to each other, and guests can use either breakfast venue. Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport 1 offers Japanese-style breakfast, while Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport 2 focuses on bread. Depending on the crowd and your mood that day, it's a good option. Since Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport 2 was a bit crowded that day, I moved to Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport 1 to get some food. However, as you can see in the photos, there were no side dishes, just rice with toppings. Maybe it's the charm of a free breakfast?

I stayed for 2 nights from New Year's Eve, so I used it on New Year's Day and the 2nd. There is a shuttle bus to Haneda Airport, so foreigners and airport staff also use it. For New Year's cuisine, you get ozoni, osechi (black beans, tazukuri, kamaboko only), and mandarin oranges. The food is quite different from the one I used last month in Kasai Nishi, not excellent, but good enough to eat. Bread and yogurt disappear quickly, so it's best to go before 8 o'clock. The curry is from a retort pack. The JAL flight attendant gave me two rice balls even though it says one per person. It must be their favorite.

This is a chain hotel located above Keikyu Torigoe Station, offering a free breakfast. Part 1 focuses on Japanese cuisine. Breakfast service starts at 6:00 am, but there is already a line at that time. Some foreign guests seem confused, adding to the frustration of those worried about shuttle bus schedules. The breakfast includes mixed rice, miso soup, warm vegetables, and a hot spring egg. Considering it's included in the room rate, there's no room for complaints. Although I didn't have high expectations, the mixed rice was surprisingly delicious. I would definitely eat it again if I stay here in the future.

The next morning, I took a plane from Haneda Airport, so I stayed at a hotel near Haneda Airport in a neighboring prefecture, Saitama. I booked a room at a major hotel here for one night. The price in late April was just over 8,000 yen. The next morning, I planned to have breakfast at the airport, but since the hotel offered a free breakfast, I decided to take advantage of it. The breakfast area was on the first floor in the lobby. Unlike the adjacent Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport II, which serves Western-style breakfast, this hotel served Japanese breakfast. They had mixed rice and white rice in rice cookers, alongside a server for miso soup with seaweed, and various side dishes on large plates. There was boiled broccoli with konjac, potato salad, and meatballs. I helped myself to small portions and enjoyed my breakfast by the window counter. While there was nothing exceptional about the taste, I felt that I received the minimum quality and quantity for breakfast. The cost was around 500 yen per person, which I thought was reasonable. As for the room, it was a typical layout for a Toyoko Inn one-room. It was small but had a closet, which was a plus. The noise from the ventilation fan was a bit bothersome when trying to sleep, which was a downside. Overall, I had a satisfying free breakfast at the hotel near Haneda Airport where I stayed the night before my flight. Thank you for the meal.