Hostels in Japan
Hostels Japan
Hostelling International Youth Hostels in Japan offer comfortable and affordable accommodation for the modern traveller of any age. Like all HI Hostels, Japan hostel standards and quality are taken very seriously, all our National Associations are required to meet the internationally agreed high quality standards. Our team of inspectors visit our hostels worldwide to ensure these standards are constantly upheld.
Discover the real hostel experience and visit our hostel accommodation in Japan, meet our friendly staff who can help you find the best things to do and see. HI Hostels are great places to meet fellow travellers from destinations worldwide.
Japan
| Capital: | Tokyo |
| Language: | Japanese |
| Currency: | ¥ (yen) |
| Population: | 127 756 000 |
| Size sq km: | 377 780 |
| Phone Code: | 81 |
Hostelling in Japan
Be amazed by hi–tech innovation and architecture; hike through deep forests; soak in hot springs; drink sake; see an intricate performance of sumo wrestling; learn how to eat sushi politely. The four main islands of Japan present a great variety of landscapes and attractions. Hokkaido offers walking and even skiing in the Daisetsuzan National Park, with its mountains, volcanoes, lakes and forests; Honshu boasts the modern wonders of Tokyo, the ancient temples and gardens of Kyoto and the stunning seascapes of the Noto–Hanto Peninsula; Shikoku is a window into Japan's rural heritage, with farmlands and orange groves as well as Samurai castles; and Kyushu provides spectacular mountain scenery and active volcanoes in the Kirishima National Park. With a vast network of hostels, there is enormous scope for exploring this richly packed country - and accommodation varies from modern buildings to facilities at Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines.Membership
Hostelling International membership gives you much more than a comfy bed! It puts you at the heart of a huge international family, where you can share experiences, travel and friendship with people of all nations. Tell me moreTravel Advice
Hostelling International advises you always to check with your own national authorities (Foreign Ministry, State Department etc.) concerning the need for visas, any safety concerns, or any specific restrictions, which may apply in the countries to which you intend to travel.Health
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There are four beautiful seasons in Japan. Travellers can experience traditional culture and customs, staying in hostels typical of urban and country environments – including a Buddhist Temple.National Office
Japan Youth Hostels IncKanda Amerex bldg
3-1-16 Misaki-cho
Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 100-0006
Tel.: (81) (3) 32881417
Fax.: (81) (3) 32881248
E-mail:
www.jyh.or.jp
Price range
¥1500–3360 (tax included)Opening times
Main hostels open throughout the year, 07:00 – 10:00 and 15:00 – 22:00. Seasonal hostels are generally open Jul, Aug.Rooms and Reservations
Reservations recommended during Mar, Jul, Aug, Dec. Reservations through this website or directly through the hostel by telephone or fax. Smoking is limited – please check.Guests
Membership card required. Groups welcome. Group bookings directly through Hostel by telephone or fax.Meals
Breakfast, Dinner available for Individuals and Groups.-> Go to top
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