We are MIA and LEI — passionate travelers and dedicated vacation rental hosts. Since 2004, we’ve journeyed across more than 50 countries around the world. Through our many years of travel, we’ve come to understand deeply that a place to stay is not just for rest — it's the beginning of a meaningful and memorable journey. In 2022, we made Tokyo our home, and in 2025, we founded our company specializing in the legal management and operation of vacation rentals across Japan. Today, we proudly manage 7 fully licensed, independent properties, offering warm, safe, and reliable accommodation for travelers from all around the world. Each of our homes is legally registered, thoughtfully designed, and carefully maintained to ensure a comfortable, safe, and compliant stay. We also offer transparent, efficient, and trustworthy full-service property management for homeowners. With years of hands-on experience and a deep understanding of both Japanese culture and the needs of international guests, we’ve had the privilege of welcoming travelers from all corners of the globe — and we’re honored to have received consistently excellent reviews and feedback. We truly believe that a great journey begins with a welcoming home. Whether you're visiting Tokyo for the first time or returning for a new adventure, we look forward to welcoming you with comfort, style, and heartfelt hospitality.

Welcome to Tokyo Ueno Mia Hotel, located in Taito City, Tokyo. Our apartments were fully renovated in July 2025 and feature multiple room types—from cozy one-bedroom units to spacious two-bedroom suites—perfect for couples, friends, and families. Each room includes a bathtub, washing machine, electric bidet toilet, kitchen, and essential cookware, suitable for both short and long stays. Situated away from the busy tourist areas, the neighborhood preserves the nostalgic charm of the Showa era, with old wooden shops, traditional craft stores, and quiet local streets—offering you a glimpse of everyday Tokyo life. Here, you can enjoy a truly local and authentic experience: Local Highlights Retro Shopping Streets: Minowa Shopping Street features long-standing snack shops, traditional cafés, and craft boutiques. Temples & Historic Alleys: Iriya Kishimojin Shrine, Negishi alleyways, and community shrines offer a deep sense of Japanese culture. Authentic Food: Classic ramen shops, family-style izakayas, wagashi dessert shops, street food, oden, pancakes, and many local specialties. Convenient Transportation Only a 6-minute walk from Minowa Station (Hibiya Line). Easy access to Ueno, Asakusa, Akihabara, and other major sightseeing spots—while enjoying a peaceful local neighborhood. 【Location & Transportation】 450m (6 minutes on foot) to Minowa Station (Exit 2 / Negishi Library) Elevator available at the station for luggage and wheelchair access Easy commute to airports: Narita Airport: 1 hour 20 minutes Haneda Airport: 55 minutes Travel times to popular destinations 4 min → Ueno 7 min → Akihabara 15 min → Asakusa 17 min → Tsukiji Market 19 min → Higashi-Ginza 30 min → Shinjuku 【Room Types】 We do not have an elevator in the building. 101 / 102: First floor (no stairs) 201 / 202: Second floor (stairs required; we can assist if needed) 301: Third floor (stairs required; we can assist if needed)

San’noiwa (Minowa) & Ueno Area Overview 1. Highlights around San’noiwa (Minowa) Sumida Park A beautiful riverside park famous for cherry blossoms in spring, perfect for walking and picnics. Tokyo Skytree The world’s second tallest tower offering panoramic city views from its observation decks. Nearby shopping and dining options abound. Senso-ji Temple Tokyo’s oldest and most famous Buddhist temple, with traditional atmosphere and the bustling Nakamise shopping street. Kappabashi Dougu Street Japan’s largest kitchenware street, ideal for enthusiasts looking for unique cooking tools and restaurant supplies. Minowa itself is a quieter residential neighborhood, great for experiencing local Tokyo life away from crowds. 2. Highlights around Ueno Ueno Park A large city park famous for museums, a zoo, and seasonal cherry blossoms. Great for outdoor strolls and culture. Tokyo National Museum Japan’s premier museum showcasing extensive historical and cultural artifacts. National Museum of Nature and Science Family-friendly museum featuring exhibits on natural history, dinosaurs, and technology. Ueno Zoo Japan’s oldest zoo, popular with families and animal lovers. Ameya-Yokocho Market A bustling open-air market selling everything from fresh food to clothing and souvenirs. Tokyo University of the Arts area Artistic district with galleries, studios, and cozy cafés. 3. Food Recommendations San’noiwa (Minowa) Local sushi bars, traditional izakayas, and lesser-known ramen shops offering authentic neighborhood flavors. Ueno Quick sushi stands, tempura restaurants, and diverse street food options, especially in and around Ameya-Yokocho market. 4. Transportation San’noiwa and Ueno are well connected via Tokyo Metro’s Hibiya and Ginza Lines, among others. Travel time between the two areas is approximately 4 minutes by subway, making it easy to explore both in one day.