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Travel to Matsudo, visa requirements / Get around / Matsudo attractions and sightseeing / City tours / Shopping, Matsudo souvenirs / Good restaurants and cheap meals / Matsudo nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs. / Hotels, youth hostels, lodging / Budget / Get outMatsudo (松戸) is located east of Tokyo, in the northwestern part of Chiba prefecture. It has about 400 000 inhabitants.
Travel to Matsudo - Visa Requirements
Matsudo is located on the JR Joban Line. It is linked to Ueno station in Tokyo by rapid trains running at frequent intervals of ten minutes or less. The ride from Ueno takes as little as 20 minutes (on some midday services, 15 minutes) at a cost of ¥290.
Matsudo also serves as the terminating point on the Shin-Keisei Line, which runs to Tsudanuma (45 minutes, ¥250). If going to Matsudo from Narita Airport, take a Keisei Line Limited Express train and change at Tsudanuma for the Shin-Keisei Line (Approx. 1 1/2 hours, ¥910). Limousine bus service runs from Narita Airport to Matsudo, but it takes longer (2 1/4 hours) and costs more (¥1900).
From Haneda Airport, there are several ways you can reach Matsudo by train. One example is to take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho, then take the JR Yamanote Line to Ueno or Nippori, where you can pick up the Joban Line train to Matsudo. (Approx. 75 minutes, ¥850).
Tours and Getting around Matsudo
Matsudo is a pretty small town and most places can be reached by foot. There aren't a lot of busses actually stopping inside Matsudo, but there are lots of taxis. Both busses and taxis can be found outside of Matsudo station.
Matsudo tourist attractions and sightseeing
Matsudo city tours
Matsudo souvenirs and shopping
Matsudo Restaurants: cheap, moderate and expensive
Matsudo nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs
Matsudo cheap and luxurious hotels, youth hostels and lodging
Budget
- J&F House DK Matsudo is the biggest guesthouse in Japan, having over 160 rooms. The room you get is very small and the toilets are shared by the whole floor (there are 4 floors, but no one lives on the bottom one) and you have to live there for at least 1 week (it being a guesthouse, not a hotel). However, the rent is relatively cheap (¥56500 a month). If you want a spot, you have to contact them before comming since it is a popular place of staying.
Get out
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