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HI Hostels Guide: Japan Japan HI Hostels Guide: Japan HI Membership benefits Find out when hostels are open - check Hostelling International is a membership organisation. And your HI availability youth hostel membership entitles you to special member prices plus Every hostel has its own open dates and times. To find out when a hostel access to a vast range of discounts around the world. For all the facts, is open and what beds/rooms are available for the dates you would like to check out HI Membership on www.hihostels.com! stay, please check out the hostel page on www.hihostels.com. Get tips and advice from travellers just like Secure your bed - book ahead! you! Advance bookings on www.hihostels.com are easy on your wallet! Only Anyone who makes a booking on www.hihostels.com is invited to share 5% deposit + a small booking fee will be charged to your card - you pay their travel tips and advice online. Check out the hostel page on the balance on arrival at the hostel. And a single booking can cover www.hihostels.com to get tips on great places to eat, must-do activities several hostels and different countries. No credit/debit card? No problem! and more! Book in person at an HI Booking Centre - find your nearest one on www.hihostels.com. You will be asked to pay 10% deposit and the Maps and street plans balance on arrival at the hostel. Visit www.hihostels.com to see a map showing hostel locations in this country, and to view detailed street plans for each hostel. Capital: Tokyo Japan Language: Japanese Japan Youth Hostels Inc Currency: ¥ (yen) Kanda Amerex bldg Population: 127 756 000 3-1-16 Misaki-cho Size sq km: 377 780 Chiyoda-ku Phone code: 81 Tokyo 100-0006 Ü (81) (3) 32881417 á (81) (3) 32881248 í [email protected] t www.hihostels.com Signs Telephone number Facsimile number E-mail Adress Web Adress i Reservation recommended b Credit cards accepted v-|Number of rooms containing indi- cated number of beds êJapanese style beds àLinen included in fee âLinen can be hired HSuitable for wheelchair users XGroups welcome Y Family rooms available AFemale only B Male only F All meals available (unless otherwise specified): B Breakfast L Lunch D Dinner (evening meal) Å Self catering facilities provided [ Café/Bar available }Cycle store at hostel ~ Discounts & Concessions available rCommon room(s) in hostel äTV room in hostel aLibrary for members’ use jInternet Access at hostel ãConference room(s) GLaundry facilities available at or near the hostel dLuggage storage for members KBasic store available at or near hostel ë Lockers available at hostel åAir Conditioning k Lift in hostel EParking facilities available at or near the hostel nTourist Information ^Currency Exchange at or near hostel çGarden at hostel éPlayground at hostel NNearest major Airport hAirport bus OHorbour/Port: Name and distance from City Centre ZTrain: nearest Station and distance to hostel MBus (from City Centre): No/Nos, alighting point and distance to hostel ÇTram or trolley bus (from City Centre): No/Nos, alighting point and distance to hostel É Underground: Line name, Station Name and distance to hostel Ñ Bus Stop Ö Tram Stop Q Beach at or near hostel LSkiing area T Hiking area WSwimming at or near hostel V Sports facilities at or near hostel www.hihostels.com HI Hostels Guide: Japan - 05 February 2010 Page 1 of 25 www.hihostels.com HI Hostels Guide: Japan - 05 February 2010 Page 2 of 25 Abashiri - Abashiri Akiyoshidai - Appikogen - Appikogen Genseikaen YH Akiyoshidai YH Kamuinomori YH 208-2 Kita-hama, Abashiri-shi 4236-1 Akiyoshi Hokkaido 099-3112 Shuho-cho 81-152-46-2630 Mine-gun 754-0511 81-152-46-2630 Yamaguchi-ken genseikaen_yh@ 81-8376-20341 rmail.plala.or.jp 81-8376-21546 Directions: 0 * from city center B Directions: Hôfu 1.50km Akiyoshidai B Aizu-shiokawa - Aizu no Appikogen - Appikogen Sato YH Akkeshi - Akkeshi Kamuinomori YH 661-5 Appikogen 36 Hatakeda Aikappu YH Hachimandaira-shi Kofune, Aizu-shiokawa-cho 2-168-4 Wangetsu-machi Appikogen 028-7306 Kitakata-shi 969-3532 Akkeshi-cho Iwate-ken Fukishima-ken Akkeshi-gun 088-1114 81-195-73-5041 81-241-272054 Hokkaido 81-195-73-5279 81-241-272054 81-153-52-2054 appi.kamuinomori@ [email protected] 81-153-52-2054 an.wakwak.com Abashiri - Abashiri Directions: Shoikawa 0.70km Directions: for Kokutaiji www.hihostels.com Ryuhyo-no-oka 0.20km Kokutaiji B 2x 2x 1x 1x 22-6 Meiji, Abashiri-shi Hokkaido 093-0085 81-152-43-8558 Amami - Amami YH 81-152-43-8558 2380 Chinase [email protected] Naze 894-0047 Directions: Futatsuiwa Amami-shi 0.70km Meij-iriguchi B Kagoshima-Ken 81-997-548969 81-997-548969 Directions: Naze Chinase Ü Akita - Youth - Pal Akita á YH Ashizuri - Ashizuri YH í Aomori - Moya Kogen t 3-1 Terauchi kamiyashiki YH 1351-3, Ashizuri-Misaki Akita-shi 011-0905 Tosa-Shimizu-shi 9-5 Yamabuki Akita-ken 787-0315 Moya, Aomori-Shi 81-18-8802303 Kochi-ken Aomori-Ken 030-0133 81-18-8476350 81-880-88-0324 81-17-764-2888 [email protected] 81-880-88-0327 Aizu - Aizuno YH 81-17-764-2889 Directions: for Dobashi Directions: for [email protected] 0.40km Ashizuri-Misaki 0.30km 2xx 2x Directions: 8km North Akitaken-Seisyonen-Koryu-Center Ashizuri-Misaki B from city center Aomori Airport 10.00km Aomori Ferry terminal 15.00km 9 50.00km Moya-Kogen Aizu - Aizuno YH 88 Kakiyashiki, Terazaki Terazaki, Aizu-Misato-machi On Aizu 969-6271 b v 81-242-551020 à â H X Y F [ } [email protected] r ä j G www.hihostels.com d K ë å k 2x 2xw 1xy 2xz 1x{ n ç N Directions:O 0 * from city center M g Ñ V www.hihostels.com HI Hostels Guide: Japan - 05 February 2010 Page 3 of 25 Ashoro - Nonaka - Aso Kujyu-Kogen Onsen YH 6332 Senomoto 159 Ashoro Minami-oguni-machi Ashoro-cho Aso-shi 869-2400 Ashoro-gun 089-3964 Kumamoto-ken Hokkaido 81-967-44-0157 81-156-29-7454 81-967-44-0297 Directions: for Meakan-onsen Directions: for Beppu 0.70km YH B Senomoto B Beppu - Beppu Bihoro - Bihoro YH Yukemuri YH 31 Moto-machi, Bihoro-cho 7 Miyuki Abashiri-gun Beppu-shi Hokkaido 092-0063 Oita-ken, 874-0045 81-1527-32560 +81-977-77-1792 81-1527-32560 +81-977-77-1792 [email protected] [email protected] Directions: for Tsubetsu or Ryoyojo 0.70km Minami-Sanchome B Aso - Aso YH Asuke - Asuke Satoyama YH 922-2 Kurokawa Aso-machi 27-2 Saka, Tsubakidachi Aso-shi 869-2225 Toyoda-shi 444-2419 Kumamoto-ken Aichi-ken 81-967-34-0804 81-565-62-2462 81-565-62-2462 Directions: 0 * from city center for Asuke 4.00km Asuke B Biei Bibaushi Liberty YH Shigaichi, Bibaushi Chiba - Chiba City YH Biei-cho 955 Yasashido-cho, Midori-ku, Ü Kamikawa-gun Hokkaido 071-0472 Chiba-shi, á Chiba-ken 267-0062. í 81-166-95-2141 [email protected] 81-43-2941850 2x 4x 81-43-226-5801 2x 6x 4x Directions: Aso - YMCA Aso Camp for Azumigaoka-minami 0.70km Odori-chuo B YH 358 Kurumakaeri Bandai - Ura - bandai YH Aso-cho Aso-shi 869-2234 Goshiki-numa Kumamoto-ken Kita-Shiobara-mura 81-967-35-0124 Yama-gun 969-2701 81-967-35-1642 Fukushima-ken asocamp@ 81-241-32-2811 kumamoto-ymca.or.jp 81-241-32-2813 B [email protected] Biei Potato no Oka YH Directions: for Bandai-Kogen 0.50km Goshikinuma-iriguchi Omura Murayama Biei-cho, Kamikawa-gun Chita - Chitahantou YH Hokkaido, 071-0218 81-166-923255 1-6 Onoura, Fukushima 81-166-923254b Mihama-cho à [email protected] Chita-gun,Y 470-3236 F B Å Aichi-ken[ } r ä j 81-569-87-3380 G å 81-569-87-3380 w y { M Ñ www.hihostels.com HI Hostels Guide: Japan - 05 February 2010 Page 4 of 25 Fuji-san Kawaguchi-ko Fukui - Fukuiken YH Seinenkan YH 2128 Funazu 3-11-17 Ote Fujikawaguchiko-machi Fukui-shi Minami-tsuru-gun 401-0301 910-0005 Yamanashi-ken Fukui-ken 81-555-72-1431 81-776-22-5625 81-555-72-1431 81-776-22-6009 B [email protected] 1x 5x 2x B Daisetsu-zan Furano - Furano YH Shirakabaso YH 3-20 Oka-machi Nakafurano-cho Asahidake-onsen Sorachi-gun 071-0762 Higashikawa-cho Hokkaido Kamikawa-gun, 071-1472 81-167-44-4441 Hokkaido 81-167-44-4521 81-166-97-2246 [email protected] 81-166-97-2247 B [email protected] Directions: 0 * from city center for Asahidake-onsen 0.10km Fujimi - Nyukasayama Camp-jomae Shitsugen YH Fukushima - Azuma-Kogen Star Hunt 7870-2 Fujimi Fujimi-machi, Suwa-gun YH Nagano-ken 399-0211 1-49 Kaminomori +81-266-62-4071 Takayu-onsen, Machiniwasaka +81-266-62-4071 Fukushima-shi 960-2261 [email protected] 81-245-91-1412 81-245-91-1412 [email protected] Furano - Rokugo˜ Directions: for Takato-onsen Furarin YH 0.10km Kagetsu-highland-mae B 1 Higashi-Rokugo Ü Furano-shi 076-0162 á Fuji-san Fuji-yoshida YH Hokkaido í 81-167-29-2172 t2-339 Shimoyoshida-honcho Fukushima - YGH Atoma 81-167-29-2885 Fuji-yoshida-shi 403-0004 [email protected] Yamaanashi-ken Directions: for Rokugo 81-555-220533 1.70km Rokugo B 81-555-220533 Directions: 0 * from city center B Fukagawa - Irumu-no-Oka YH x Gojo City - Monbell Club Fuji-san Gotemba YH 546-2, Otoe Gojo YH Otoe-cho 3857 Higashiyama 533 Kojima-cho Fukagawa-shi, 074-1273 Fukushima - YGH Atoma Gotemba-shi 412-0024 Gojo-shi Hokkaido 15-2 Funaishi Shizuoka-ken Nara-ken 81-164-251000 Sakuramoto 960-2151 81-550-82-3045 637-0031 81-164-251000 Fukushima-shi 81-550-82-3451 81-747-23-0665 [email protected] Fukushima-ken Directions: for Hakone 81-747-23-0685 Directions: for Takigawa +81-24 591-2523 1.40km Nino-oka B [email protected] 1.00km Otoe B +81-24 591-2523 [email protected] www.hihostels.com 2x 3x 1x 3xbDirections: v à â H for Kami-ubado & forX Y F takayu-onsen 0.30kmÅ } ~ r ä j G kami-ubado d K ë å w y z { ç é M g Ñ V www.hihostels.com HI Hostels Guide: Japan - 05 February 2010 Page 5 of 25 Goto-Fukue-jima - Hakata/Fukuoka - Hakone - Sengokuhara Goto-Miiraku Sunset YH Fukuoka YH YH 493 Hamano-kurigo 912
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