JGH Tokyo

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Welcome to Japan Guest House (JGH) Tokyo. We are only 14 kilometers away from central Tokyo. We promise a secure, comfortable and clean environment for our guests.

Our goal is to make Tokyo accessible to everyone - even those on a very tight budget. We will always try to offer the best and fairest service to all of our guests.

Our motto is 'Smiles, Appreciation and Trust.' We hope that all of our guests have a safe and fun time here in Tokyo. We have dormitory-style rooms,private room and encourage communication with and among our guests. This is a great place to make new friends. You are also welcome to teach us some of your native language. If you are interested in teaching in Japan, we will also give you information and advice. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to ask us. Our office hours are 7:00 to 11:00 and 18:00 to 22:00.

Please note that check-in time is 16:30 to 22:00 and check out time is 10:00. We do not accept credit cards and payment must be made in full in cash upon arrival. Therefore, please make sure that you exchange some currency at the airport. Also, we do not have an age restriction and welcome groups of all shapes and sizes.

Accommodation Information

Try our 'capsule' room for 1600JPY. We hope that you enjoy your stay in beautiful, exciting Tokyo.

Good experience, Japanese traditional house, free WiFi access in room and in lobby, free welcome drink. Electronic bidet and heated toilet seat available. Try our japanese style bath (hotspring onsen aroma)for free.

Location Information

Kabuki is direct to Ginza (JR yurakucho sta),also Tukiji is easy to go from nishi-kawaguchi sta, transfer to JR okachimachi sta'n 23~25minute,210yen. It is one minute to tukiji-shijyo sta'n by oedo line.
If you visit asakusa one time,extra ticket by 2 different metro line.

Akabane Station is 5 minutes away by train (3 km) and is a favorite spot for visitors and locals alike. Akabane has inexpensive restaurants and stores with plenty of places to enjoy Japanese cuisine, such as sushi, yakitori, shabu shabu, okonomiyaki, taiyaki, takoyaki, oshiruko, oden, and more. The Akachochin area has many inexpensive pubs, bars and izakayas perfect for those who want to relax after a long day's journey. Nishi-Kawaguchi Station is also very similar to Akabane and many Japanese locals come here to enjoy a drink and a bite to eat after work. Between Akabane and Nishi-Kawaguchi is the big Arakawa River with golf courses on both sides.

Shopping in Ueno and Okachimachi is a few minutes away by train. Japanese locals know that these are the places to go for cheap and well-made goods. Ameyayoko-cho is busy every day as it boasts many retail and wholesale stores perfect for the smart shopper.