【The night view from our facility】Introduction
Our Youth Hostel started as the “Tokyo International Youth Hostel”.
We accommodate 35,000 guests annually, of which 60% are from overseas.
The hostel building is centrally located adjacent to the JR Iidabashi Station in the heart of Tokyo and it also has very convenient access to 4 major subway lines located directly below the building.
Though we are not very cheap since the location is very convenient, you can save the budget and time for daily transportation.
It takes only 10-20 minutes to Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ueno, Akihabara, Asakusa, Roppongi, Harajuku and Tokyo station.
Our facility can accommodate up to 179 people.
The facility consists of 4 to 10 people dormitory style rooms with Japanese style tatami rooms located on the 18th and 19th floors overlooking a panoramic view of Tokyo.
We place high priority on the concept of cleanliness, safety and comfort.
Individual room keys and locker keys are provided upon check in.
We are popular among youth organizations, young ladies and families because of the safety (No one can come in from 1am to 6am without permission. Public transportation stop around 0:30, anyway).
Since there are conviniece stores, supermarket, 100yen shop, pharmacy, hospital, post office around our facility, it is very convenient. In addition, you can walk to the gate of Imperial Palace or Tokyo Dome Stadium from here.
Please enjoy your stay.
We are looking forward to seeing you!
Winter Free Membership Campaign / only 1000 people
You can get free membership below,
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Tourist Information Center(TIC),JNTO |
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Tourist Information Centers (Narita International Airport)
Terminal 2 |
"Hospitality Square" by volunteer
Are you enjoying your stay in Tokyo?
Do you have any trouble? "How to change subways?" "What's the proper way to eat Sushi?" or "How can I watch KABUKI" Tokyo is so big that even Japanese could get lost.
Japan is an island country and has unique culture and custom. Perhaps it makes foreign traveler confused.
Therefore volunteer staffs of this Youth Hostel give you a travel guidance called "Hospitality Square" every Saturday.
You can find and learn about transportation around here, Japanese history and culture and each Youth Hostel in Japan. We can help you giving any information of travel guidance.
Come to the event and feel free to ask us!
The official blog is this. (cleck! It is written in Japanese.)
Sightseeing information
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