Minowa Station (三ノ輪駅) is an underground stop on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line (station code H‑20), located in Taitō Ward, Tokyo. It opened on March 28, 1961, and features two side platforms serving two tracks . Positioned just 2.9 km from Kita‑Senju, it connects locals and visitors to key areas like Ueno, Ginza, and Nakameguro. A short walk brings you to the charming Tokyo Sakura Tram terminus at Minowabashi, adding nostalgic transport options

If Minowa Station were a food, it would be a warm dorayaki (red bean pancake)—unpretentious, nostalgic, and satisfying. It offers dependable comfort, a sweet taste of local life, and bridges the traditional (tram nostalgia) with everyday convenience (Hibiya Line access).

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Tourist spot 1: Sensoji Temple/Kaminarimon Gate... 12 minutes walk (900m) - A temple representing Tokyo where you can also enjoy Nakamise-dori street

Tourist spot 2: Otori Shrine (Otorisama)... 8 minutes walk (600m) - A historic shrine famous for the Tori-no-ichi festival

Convenience store: Family Mart Taito Yoshiwara Branch... 3 minutes walk (250m) - A 24-hour store convenient for everyday use

Supermarket: Maruetsu Asakusa 4-chome Branch... 5 minutes walk (400m) - Open until 10pm, stocks groceries and daily necessities

Shopping street: Asakusa Denpoin-dori/Nakamise-dori... 10 minutes walk (750m) - A shopping street with an Edo atmosphere

Shrine: Yoshiwara Shrine... 6 minutes walk (450m) - An old local shrine that originated from the former red-light district