Even though I only spent one night at TOKYO-W-INN, I’ve kept it in the back of my mind as my go-to hostel for saving money in Tokyo!
Accommodation / Travel / Working Holiday Visa
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Japan’s hostels are ideal for solo travelers and freelancers
Hostels are a great way to save money, meet new people, and work on the go! So what makes Japan’s hostels so good for the solo traveler?
Accommodation / Food / Ginzan / Ryokan
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Matsumoto Ryokan – the best onsen stay in Ginzan?
Surrounded by the steaming hot springs of Japan’s Yamagata prefecture, Matsumoto Ryokan offers a luxurious onsen stay at Ginzan.
Accommodation / Osaka
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Hotel Beaver – Osaka’s cheapest accommodation choice?
In the heart of Osaka’s Nishinari ward, Hotel Beaver offers ridiculously low prices with unexpectedly amazing facilities!
Accommodation / Food / Shopping / Travel
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How much cash should you bring for a trip to Japan?
In a world that’s going cashless, Japan continues to be a cash-based society. With that in mind, just how much cash should you bring to Japan?
Accommodation / Hokkaido / Sapporo
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Sapporo’s Lestel Maru is a freelancer’s dream accommodation
With unmatched cleanliness, maximum comfort, and state-of-the-art facilities, it almost feels insulting to call Lestel Maru a hostel.
Accommodation / Kyoto
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Kyoto Hana Hostel – Japan’s best foreigner-friendly accommodation
English-speaking staff, comfortable, convenient, and an unbeatable location at an equally unbeatable price, Kyoto Hana Hostel has it all!
Accommodation / Internet cafes / Travel
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Japan’s Internet Cafes Are Hotels In Disguise
Japan’s internet cafes offer far more than just PC time. Showers, free drinks, and a comfortable mattress truly make them hotels in disguise.
Accommodation / Shinjuku / Tokyo
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Staying at a Capsule Hotel is the BEST way to see Japan, here’s why…
Staying at a capsule hotel is one of the best ways to see Japan for those with an adventurous spirit, and I can easily attest to that.