Tokyo is Japan's capital city and thus is the hub for almost everything that goes on in the Asian country. With it being one of the most densely populated countries in the world along with China, Japan has a huge number of people around and a large proportion of these people live in the capital, meaning it is certainly not the most peaceful city in the world.

The term cheap hotel, in Tokyo, is one that can be taken in a variety of ways. Either it means budget hotels that are specifically designed to be as low a price as possible for their customers, aiming at the lucrative market of backpackers and students travelling the world on gap years or it can mean hotels that are simply affordable, boasting a more reasonable price than the high class hotels of the rest of the city.

But why should you go on a vacation to Tokyo? What is there to do? Well allow me to tell you. As one of the commercial centres of the modern world, there are tonnes of shopping centres in the city, all of which boast an eclectic range of shops and products, meaning that there is likely to be something for anyone to enjoy amongst the mass of produce.

As well as the capitalistic benefits of Tokyo are accompanied by cultural benefits as the museums dotted around the city illustrate. There are museums dedicated to everything from something as simple as pens to the majestic world of traditional and modern Japanese art. Museums can cover almost any topic and the range of them in Tokyo make a decent attempt at covering as many topics as possible.

Accommodation is not difficult to come across in Tokyo. Cheap hotel chains are easy to find as they are found throughout the city, in amongst the towering skyscrapers and luxury apartment blocks that define the higher brow places to stay for those who can afford them.

New Koyo is one of the best and most notable examples of affordable, budget accommodation in Tokyo. It defines itself as "the cheapest hotel in Tokyo for travellers touring Japan on a limited budget", showing that it is the perfect place for those who have a limited budget to stay whilst in the country.

It is the ideal way for those backpacking or visiting Japan on a gap year to stay right in the centre of the night life and commercial area without having to break the bank. These kind of hotels pull in a lot of money from the sheer volume of customers looking for fairly low budget accommodation in the city.

So to conclude, Tokyo is a fantastic place to travel on a destination, particularly for those looking to experience the true excitement of Eastern culture whilst not having to leave the kind of commercial haven they are already used to. In Tokyo, "cheap hotel" is not a term that you hear very often, but when you find a cheap hotel, you should definitely take the opportunity to experience Japan in the best way possible.