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Top Hostels in Japan
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J-Hoppers Hiroshima Guesthouse
Hostel, Hiroshima
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Jiyujin
Hostel, Kyoto
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Wise Owl Hostels Tokyo
Hostel, Tokyo
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Khaosan Tokyo Kabuki
Hostel, Tokyo
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OKI's Inn
Hostel, Kyoto
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Hiroshima Hana Hostel
Hostel, Hiroshima
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Stayto (former: Oak Hotel)
Hostel, Tokyo
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Anne Hostel Yokozuna
Hostel, Tokyo
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Emblem Hostel Nishiarai
Hostel, Tokyo
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Khaosan Kyoto Guest House
Hostel, Kyoto
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Fees for hostels in Japan tend to hover around 3,000 yen per night, increasing to 5,000 per night for half-board. Many Japanese hostels are located within interesting structures, from Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples to rural cottages.
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Top Hostels in Tokyo
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Wise Owl Hostels Tokyo
- Tokyo
- from US$21.53
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Khaosan Tokyo Kabuki
- Tokyo
- from US$28.71
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Stayto (former: Oak Hotel)
- Tokyo
- from US$14.36
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Anne Hostel Yokozuna
- Tokyo
- from US$17.23
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Emblem Hostel Nishiarai
- Tokyo
- from US$19.14
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YADOYA Guesthouse Green
- Tokyo
- from US$22.01
Top Hostels in Kyoto
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Kyoto Hana Hostel
- Kyoto
- from US$17.23
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Backpackers Hostel K's House Kyoto
- Kyoto
- from US$17.23
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A-yado Gion
- Kyoto
- from US$17.23
Top Hostels in Osaka
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Guesthouse U-En
- Osaka
- from US$23.93
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Khaosan World Namba
- Osaka
- from US$20.10
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Backpackers Hotel Toyo Osaka
- Osaka
- from US$11.48
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J-Hoppers Osaka Guesthouse
- Osaka
- from US$22.01
All cities in Japan
- Aomori Pref.
- Atami
- Awajishima
- Beppu Spa City Oita
- Chichibu
- Ehime pref.
- Fukuoka
- Fukuoka City
- Gifu Gero Spa
- Gokayama Historic Village
- Goto Islands Nagasaki
- Hachijojima
- Hagi
- Hakodate
- Hakone
- Hida Takayama
- Hikone
- Himeji
- Hiroshima
- Hiroshima Onomichi
- Hokkaido
- Hokkaido Asahikawa
- Hokkaido Furano
- Hokkaido Mashu Lake
- Hokkaido Niseko
- Hokkaido Otaru
- Ibusuki Kagoshima Pref
- Imari Saga Pref
- Ise Shrines and Shima
- Ise Shrines and Toba Shima
- Ishikawa
- Izu Peninsula
- Kagawa Pref Takamatsu
- Kagawa Pref Zentsuji
- Kagoshima
- Kagoshima Yakushima Island
- Kamakura
- Kanazawa
- Kanoya Kagoshima Pref
- Kansai International Airport
- Karuizawa Nagano
- Kawaguchi Saitama Pref.
- Kita Kyushu Fukuoka pref
- Kobe
- Kochi
- Kofu
- Koyasan
- Kumamoto Pref Amakusa City
- Kumamoto Pref Volcano Aso
- Kumamoto Shi
- Kyoto
- Kyoto Ayabe
- Matsumoto
- Matsuyama Dogo Spa
- Minakami
- Minakami Takaragawa Spa Onsen
- Miyazaki
- Mount Fuji
- Myoko
- Nagano
- Nagano (Hakuba)
- Nagano (Hakuba)
- Nagano Snow Monkey Park
- Nagasaki
- Nagoya
- Nara
- Nara
- Nara Asuka-mura
- Narita Airport
- Narita City
- Nikko
- Nozawa Onsen Nagano
- Ohita Prefecture Yufuin Onsen Spa
- Oita Bungo Ohno
- Okayama
- Okayama Kurashiki
- Okinawa
- Okinawa Ishigakijima
- Okinawa Tokashiki Island
- Okinawa Zamami
- Osaka
- Sakura
- Sapporo
- Sendai
- Shimonoseki
- Shirahama Spa Wakayama pref
- Shizuoka
- Tanabe Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Routes
- Tokyo
- Toyama Pref
- Wakayama
- Yokohama
- Yuasa
- tottori
Hostels.com currently works with approximately 591 properties in Japan, providing travellers with inexpensive, quality accommodation. This is a large percentage of Japanese hostels, of which there are around 350 throughout the country.
When it comes to hostels in Japan, it should be noted that some of the bathroom facilities may be in the Japanese style instead of in the Western style. Japanese-style breakfasts are also generally offered.
When it comes to hostels in Japan, it should be noted that some of the bathroom facilities may be in the Japanese style instead of in the Western style. Japanese-style breakfasts are also generally offered.
