Inuyama International Youth Hostel  

Inuyama, Japan — tucked steps from Hida-Kisogawa Quasi-National Park and a short walk to Jakko-in Temple and Japan Monkey Park. Inuyama Castle is a quick 5-minute drive, the city center sits about 4 km away, and Komaki Airport is roughly 20 km.

A 27-room youth hostel that leans hotel-comfort: air-conditioned private rooms with flat-screen TVs, desks and daily housekeeping. Shared bathrooms come with slippers, and the place is set up for group stays with a large assembly room and shuttle (microbus) options.

Soak in the spa tub, stay connected with complimentary Wi‑Fi, cook in the shared kitchen or relax in the on-site restaurant. Free self-parking on site and easy access to park-side mornings near Hida-Kisogawa Quasi-National Park.

Complimentary newspapers, luggage storage and a roomy meeting/gathering space make group logistics simple. The front desk is staffed during limited hours, and staff speak English and Japanese.

An on-site restaurant offers satisfying meals and buffet breakfasts for a fee, while a shared kitchen lets guests self-cater. The hostel handles flexible, group-friendly meal arrangements for teams and tours.