Laid-back dorms & rooms in a bohemian hostel offering a shared kitchen, a garden & a cafe.
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Os Gekijo
3.5
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3.8
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Janjan-Yokocho (Nanyo-dori Shopping Street)
4.1
(878)
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4.2
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(240)
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4.7
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4.9
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Kanmiya
4.7
(21)
Once step in, you're invited to a space filled by creative works by various visitors and artists. if you're a curious traveler, you feel lucky to discover them and explore more; or if you're a lone visitor, you could just share the time with nice and warm food, which is not a stereo-type touristic one but rather ordinary food usually served in Japanese family...||Coco Room stands in the area which is known for one of the most help-needed places in Japan but also in walking distance to Abeno Harukas, a gigantic department store with the latest fashion. In a way, by visiting here, you can see the potential creativity of the country from the ordinary people and artists to the design industry. ||The space has got a spirit: every day is a festive day for everyone. This is the best...
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And I mean all over the world. At $35/night for a private room in Japan, this place offered some of the most unique personal touches and world-class cleanliness a hostel can ever be expected to provide. In some cases it bordered on staying in a Japanese ryokan for ten times the cost. While the area is blue-collar and unremarkable, there wasn't anything short of remarkable about Cocoroom. From artwork in the bathrooms to traditional Japanese breakfast, to a professional-grade guide of the neighborhood printed by the hostel staff. The location itself was a great base to discover Osaka, with a subway stop and the famous Tsutenkaku Tower within...
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And I mean all over the world. At $35/night for a private room in Japan, this place offered some of the most unique personal touches and world-class cleanliness a hostel can ever be expected to provide. In some cases it bordered on staying in a Japanese ryokan for ten times the cost. While the area is blue-collar and unremarkable, there wasn't anything short of remarkable about Cocoroom. From artwork in the bathrooms to traditional Japanese breakfast, to a professional-grade guide of the neighborhood printed by the hostel staff. The location itself was a great base to discover Osaka, with a subway stop and the famous Tsutenkaku Tower within...
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