Our facility is not a hotel or a business hotel. It is a hostel. You can see the differences between hostels and hotels here. (Japanese only)

Unlike a typical hostel, our dormitories are divided into 8 cabin rooms with walls and accordion curtain doors for greater privacy and comfort.

As the dormitories are locked, but the cabin rooms themselves are not, they are semi-private rooms.

For more details and photos, please see our Facility Information page.

All private rooms (2, 3, and 4-bed) can be locked.

Each cabin area can be locked, but the individual semi-private cabin rooms inside cannot.

Each semi-private cabin room comes with a personal locker suitable for bags, backpacks and small suitcases

There is a small safe inside each private room.

Please ensure that your valuables are properly secured. We cannot accept any responsibility for lost, damaged or stolen property.

Only twin rooms and quadruple rooms have ensuite toilets. Cabin rooms and triple rooms do not have toilets.

Every floor has a public shower space with individual men’s, women’s, and all-gender showers. We do not have ensuite showers for any rooms.

We have free toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, earplugs, cotton swabs, hairbrushes, and washcloths available for all guests.

Bath towels are located inside the shower area on each floor.

The following items are available for purchase at the front desk:
-eye masks (¥100)
-slippers (￥200)

We do not provide pajamas or bathrobes.

Luggage stands and clothes hangers are provided in every room.

Cabin rooms each have a nightstand.

Double rooms each have a table and chairs.

Japanese-style triple and quadruple rooms each have a table.

Each private room has a safe and a humidifier.

For more details and photos, please visit our Facility Information page.

We offer women-only cabin rooms. However, we do not offer women-only floors, so male guests may stay in private rooms even on floors with women-only cabins.

Shared spaces (shower and toilet areas) are present on each floor and are available to all guests staying on that floor.

Click here for more information about our shared facilities.

Our hostel has central heating and air conditioning that cannot be controlled from inside the guest rooms.

Please talk to a staff member if you would like us to adjust the temperature in your room.

Blankets are also available at the front desk.

There is no time limit for shower use.

Showers are available 24/7, as are the kitchen and lounge areas, the laundry room and the prayer room.

However, we ask that you be considerate of other guests, particularly during quiet hours (23:00 – 07:00).

Our entire facility is non-smoking. Please use other nearby smoking areas.

We do not have a restaurant and we do not serve any meals. We are happy to recommend restaurants and supermarkets in the area.

The second floor common area includes a full kitchen and is available 24/7. Feel free to prepare your own meals whenever you wish.

We ask that you enjoy your meal in the lounge and refrain from taking food or drinks up to your room.

Yes, the lounge is available 24/7.

Our other 24-hour facilities include:
– Showers
– Laundry room
– Vending machine
– Prayer room
– Kitchen
– Luggage storage space (guest’s responsibility)

We do not have any parking available for cars or large motorcycles.

However, we do have covered parking available for bicycles and small scooters (under 50cc).

Our lounge plan allows people other than overnight guests to use our lounge during the day.

Although the number of chargers are limited, we can lend chargers to guests. We also have desk lights and extension cords. Please ask at the front desk

We have a weekly English Cafe on Monday evenings. We also hold seasonal events around Japanese holidays and traditional festivals.

If you are interested in attending one of our events, please contact us and follow our Instagram page where we post public announcements about upcoming events.

Please visit our English Cafe page and send in the participation form.

We also accept RSVPs via DM on our Instagram page.

7/11, FamilyMart, and Lawsons are about a 3-5 minute walk away.

Also there are lots of restaurants around the hostel, since it is close to the station, you can find any type of food you want.

We have a simple map that shows the area around the hostel. You can ask at the front.

We can call a taxi to our hostel. There is also a taxi station in front of Musashi Koganei Station.

There are places where you can go by bus or by foot, such as Koganei Park, Edo Tokyo Open Air Architectural Musuem, and Hakenomori Art Museum. You can ask at the front desk for more details.

Unfortunately, carrier or posting services are not available.

For these services, please use the nearby convenience stores or the post office.

We cannot take care of any kind of luggage or items but you can leave you luggage or items in the 2F lounge at your own risk.

If you are planning to leave your luggage, we recommend using a wire lock to prevent loss. Wire locks can be bought from the front desk. Thank you for your understanding.

There are many different kinds of guests who stay for various reasons such as business, to visit relatives, tourists, examnees, those in between moves etc.

You can leave or enter the hostel anytime you want.

However, between 23:00-07:00, the 1F door will be closed. You need your key card to open the door. Please keep your card on you at all times.

Japanese, English, Italian, Russian, Turkish, French, German, Chinese and Korean are supported. There might be days where the native staff is not working, please understand.

It is possible. You can pick up your order from thye lounge 2F.

Friends and family can visit, You can chat and hang out in the lounge.

Since there are other customers, we are kindly ask any friends or family not staying to leave by 23:00. Thank you for your cooperation.

Yes, you can. Please let hostel staff know.

Copying or printing is not possible in the hostel.

Please use a nearby convenience store. Thank you for your understanding.

Unfortunately, we do not provide this service. Please make your own arrangements.