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Basis for J-Hopping Here is some information for your budget travel. We try to provide more useful information which we can get as the local people. In this site, we mention something general for Japan hopping. For local area info, please jump to "Travel tips" for each hostel's page. Travel tips for each district (Jump to each hostel's page) Kyoto \| Hiroshima \| Osaka \| Hida Takayama Index Moving Japan Rail Pass Seishun 18 Kippu Highway Bus Air Ferry Hitch-hiking Motorbiking Biking Walking Car Staying Japanese style inn Ryokan Minshuku Shukubo Budget places with dormitories Backpackers Hostel Youth hostel Guesthouse Toho-yado Riders house Emergency sleeping Internet Cafe Karaoke Box Sauna Love Hotel Eating Budget places to eat Oh, it's too... Other tips Japanese Yen withdrawal service at ATMs of 7-Eleven stores Seven Bank ATMs at 7-Eleven convenient stores enable holders of cash card and credit card issued overseas to make withdrawals in yen. The service is available for the world's five major card brands: VISA, MasterCard, American Express, JCB, and China UnionPay. Available when you need them Day or night, Seven Bank ATMs can be used anytime Available where you need them More than 12,000 Seven Bank ATMs can be found at 7-Eleven stores all over Japan. Available in the language you need Four languages (English, Korean, Chinese, and Portuguese) can be selected at ATMs displays. See this link for "How to use ATM" For more details, please refer to this link. http://www.sevenbank.co.jp/intlcard/index2.html	J-Hoppers Group site Group Home About us J-Hoppers Hostels J-Hoppers Kyoto J-Hoppers Hiroshima Trad J-Hoppers Osaka Central J-Hoppers Hida Takayama Basis for J-Hopping Off the road Footprints Staff Blog FAQ Contact us Links Owner's site J-Stay for your long stay J-Hoppers Hostel Kyoto The hostel opened in Kyoto in 2002. It's an 8 minute walk from JR Kyoto Station. There are many important historical sites such as Toji Temple or Fushimi-Inari Shrine. The nearest bus stop is right in front of this hostel , which is on the quite convenitnt bus route to access to other major sights such as Kinkakuji, Kiyomizudera or Gion. J-Hoppers Hostel Hiroshima The hostel opened in Hiroshima in 2006. The builing used to be a Japanese style ryokan and most guest rooms are Japanese style with tatami matts. Located near the Peace Memorial Park and A-bomb Dome. You can also go to Miyajima, which is one of the 3 most scenic spots in Japan, by tram. J-Hoppers Hostel Osaka The hostel opened in Osaka in 2008. It's just about 15 minutes walk to JR Osaka station, which has extensive travel links to everywhere. It could be a starting point for all sightseeing places not only Osaka but also Nara, Kobe, Koyasan and Himeji. J-Hoppers Hostel Takayama The hostel opened in Takayama in 2009. It's just 3 minutes walk to JR Takayama station. Takayama has preserved the feeling of a castle town. There are lots of historical spots such as Histrorical Govement House, San-machi-suji lined with stores selling the traditional wares and craftman's workshop and Hida Folk Village.