Hostel · Tokyo · Tokyo City Area
Little Japan
A social hostel in Asakusabashi with a cafe, lounge, and bikes to borrow.
- Social lounge areas on every floor
- Free Wi-Fi throughout
- Bicycle rental for exploring the city
8.2
Great
456 reviews
Booking.com 8.2 · 456 reviews
About
Little Japan
Little Japan is a hostel that leans into its neighborhood. The ground floor has a cafe and lounge, with more shared spaces on upper floors — a setup that makes mingling easy. Bikes are available for rent, and the staff can point you toward local food and drink.
The property is a short walk from Asakusabashi station, putting you within easy reach of Akihabara, Asakusa, and the rest of Tokyo. Rooms range from female-only dorms to private and family options, all kept clean and straightforward.
- No smoking on site
- Wi-Fi
- Safe deposit box
- No pets allowed
- 24-hour security
- Luggage storage
In brief
What works, what to weigh
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Strengths
4 reasons to book- Genuinely friendly staff — Guests repeatedly mention how kind and helpful the team is, whether they're offering tips, speaking English, or just being welcoming.
- Social, local atmosphere — The ground-floor cafe, per-floor lounges, and a terrace make it easy to meet other travelers. Reviewers note the mix of people and the relaxed vibe.
- Comfortable beds, clean bathrooms — Reviewers call out the wooden bunks, comfortable mattresses, and consistently clean shared facilities.
- Convenient station access — A short walk from Asakusabashi station gets you to Akihabara, Asakusa, and the rest of the city with ease.
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Worth weighing
4 to weigh- Limited check-in window — Check-in runs from 15:00 to 22:00, so plan your arrival to avoid a late-night scramble.
- No pets allowed — If you're traveling with an animal, this isn't the place.
- No on-site parking — Parking isn't listed, so you'll need to rely on public transport or a nearby parking option.
- Some dorm beds are in mixed rooms — If you prefer single-gender dorms, check the room type — there are female-only options, but several dorms are mixed.
01 — Rooms
Rooms & rates
High season: summer dates usually book out a few weeks ahead.
6 Bed Dormitory Room Room
6 Bed Dormitory Room Dormitory Room Female only
- 1 Bed in shared room
10 Bed Dormitory Room Dormitory Room Mixed
- 1 Bed in shared room
Dormitory Room Mixed
- 1 Bed in shared room
Quadruple Room
- Sleeping arrangements for 4 persons
Family Shared Bathroom Room
- 1 Bunk bed,6 Single beds
- Shower
- Heating
- Air conditioning
Private Shared Bathroom Room
- 1 Bunk bed
- Shower
- Heating
- Air conditioning
02 — Amenities
Services & amenities
Everything included at this stay — the facilities and essentials, at a glance.
Essentials
- Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- No smoking on site
- Safe deposit box
Food & Drink
- Coffee shop
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
- Welcome drink
- Shared kitchen
- Dining table
Services
- Luggage storage
- Housekeeping
- 24-hour security
- Fax/Photocopying
Common Areas
- Leisure/ TV room
- Board games
- Entertainment
- Curtains
Photos
Gallery
03 — Reviews
What guests say
Recent verified reviews from guests who stayed here.
Guest-rated 8.2/10 from 456 reviews
Booking.com · 8.2 · 456 reviews
8.2Verified guest“Great time hanging out with friendly locals at the bar, exploring the city on the free bikes, and the station was close for getting to the airport. The terrace was a nice spot to relax. Don't skip Tokyo Tower.”
8.2Verified guest“Friendly staff, comfortable beds, clean bathrooms, a short walk from the station, and the neighborhood was quiet.”
8.2Verified guest“Really good stay at a cozy and modern hostel. The wooden beds were comfy and made for a peaceful sleep. Lounges on each floor made it easy to meet people. Location was handy for public transport, with Akihabara and Asakusa easy to reach. Highly recommend.”
8.2Verified guest“Everything was just perfect. Staff were kind and helpful, the hostel had a local feel, and I met people from everywhere. The food was great, especially the vomidas. Beds were comfy, the girls' room was quiet, and I made good friends. Staff spoke English well and were always ready to help. Handy for the subway and train, and close to Akihabara and Asakusa. Exceeded all expectations — can't wait to come back.”
8.2Verified guest“Perfect family getaway.”
8.2Verified guest“Little Japan was an amazing find for us as a family of four. We had the whole six-bed room to ourselves at a great rate. The area was quiet and safe, and it was easy to get around from there. The staff were friendly and even topped up our water bottles with ice-cold water. Everything was clean, the mattresses were surprisingly comfy, and we got a free drink with the option to buy more downstairs. A fantastic stay for families or anyone visiting Tokyo.”
04 — Location
Getting around Tokyo
The property sits in Tokyo.
Getting Around: Asakusabashi station is a short walk away, putting you on lines that connect to all of Tokyo. The hostel offers bike rental for exploring at your own pace.
Nearby Attractions: Akihabara and Asakusa are both easy to reach from the hostel, along with central Tokyo. Tsukiji Market is about a 10-minute drive away.
3-10-8 Asakusabashi, Tokyo, Tokyo City Area, 111-0053, Japan
05 — Good to know
Policies & conditions
Hotel details are shown for reference. Final rate terms are confirmed on the partner’s site at booking.
- Check-in
- From 15:00-22:00
- Check-out
- By 10:00
- Cancellation
- Free cancellation on many rates — terms on booking page
- Payment
- Pay-at-hotel available on many rates; final terms at booking
- Pets
- Not allowed
- Property
- 28 rooms
06 — Questions
Frequently asked
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 15:00 to 22:00, and check-out is by 10:00.
Is there parking at the hostel?
No parking is listed for Little Japan, so you'll need to use public transport or nearby parking facilities.
Are pets allowed?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
What room types are available?
There are female-only dorms, mixed dorms (6-bed and 10-bed), a quadruple room, a family room with a bunk bed and six singles, and a private room with a bunk bed.
Is there a cafe or restaurant on site?
Yes, there's a coffee shop, restaurant, and bar/lounge area, and the ground-floor cafe is a highlight for many guests.
The bottom line
Little Japan is a solid, social choice for travelers who want a friendly, local feel and easy transport links, with a few structural limitations like check-in hours and no parking.
8.2Best for solo travelers and families who value community and convenience.
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