Only take 1 egg. Love how the honor system works in Japan. Hate to say it but in USA far too many would take ALL the eggs, stay at the free alcohol until they were terribly drunk and then trash the place. :(
Well i wouldnt be having any as they arent cooked, lol. But if they were I may have 2. But only because I don't eat rice. I can guarantee most don't stick to the 1egg rule. I can tell its a great place & other than an extra egg id be a good guest. The place looks lovely & clean , and all the things to rent is great. I can tell its a very trustworthy & honest place. Im from the UK. Unfortunately this wouldn't last a minute here. They'd be drunk fights, all sorts.
I lived in Japan for 5 years and loved everyday there... the people, culture and food. I miss all the vending machines. Getting a can of hot or cold coffee anytime I want. But I miss the most is how clean, organized and functional the cities are. Very respectful people.
Hello! Thanks for watching my video! Why are there no vending machines in your town? I love vending machines. There are many unusual vending machines in Japan. I am planning to post a video about vending machines. Please take a look if you like. Thank you for watching! And I am very glad for your comment! ありがとう🥰
@@easygoingsolotravel There are vending machines in America, but nine times out of ten they don't work and/or have broken parts unless you're in a rock establishment. Most times, people don't even let you use them. And, their quality of food is nowhere near the quality of food in Japanese vending machines.
Not true. There are a lot of ninjas and samurais, you have to fight all the time. Also, you have to deal with evil local rulers called shoghiban or something like that. And lets not forget yakisugi mafia everywhere.
Japan is a bucket list travel for me. I've watched multiple walking ambiance videos here, where the photographer goes across several districts in a large city. The atmosphere seems pleasant even when it's crowded...you don't see litter in the streets. Downtowns in Tokyo and elsewhere seem to be carpeted vertically in glowing signs, but yet at least on camera, they appear to be friendly pastels that don't appear to be overpowering and annoying. The net effect I get from these video blogs is that the Japanese put tremendous care into their urban planning, making their cities as livable as they are easy to get around.
Thank you for your comment. Sorry for the delay in responding. I am replying to you now from out of town to shoot the video. I am traveling as I post the video. I will upload that video in 12 hours if you would like to see it.
Hello! Thank you for watching my video! It was an interesting hotel with cheap drinks! There are many more cheap hotels in Japan, so please check out my other videos if you like! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment! I really appreciate it! ありがとう(๑>◡
It seems like a perfect place for introverted people like me who like to travel alone and not interact much(japan in general feels perfect for introverted travelers)
Hello! Thanks for your comment! That might be a good idea for introverts! When I stayed there, everyone else staying there was alone. I was alone, enjoying cartoons and videos, drinking, etc.! When you are traveling alone, don't you sometimes want to talk to someone? (人''▽｀)ありがとう☆
I want to tell my company that I'm going to Japan to work remotely for a month. I work for an airline company, so this should be EASY to do. Will stay at this capsule hotel and have a memory that will last the rest of my life!
@@yauker I can't stand raw eggs. Even skipping the egg, do you see the other condiments he added. I could definitely live in this alone. I would move there and never leave.
@@danielch6662 I don't know if you've ever tried, but over 80% in simple starch (rice or refined flour) for more than 2 days tend to feel very horrible in my throat. It is totally fine for a meal or two but builds up overtime. Now, you could eat an increasingly large amount of miso and condiment to offset, but that might be a worrying amount of salt intake. The egg would have been great but that doesn't seem to be in the cards for you. Corn or potato starch is a lot better for mono-food, it's just the simple starch that's problematic to me. I've... had experiences, stemming either from opportunity (DD delivered the wrong order to me, of like 30 bagels, I called and they told me to keep it or toss it so...) or laziness (rice is so easy to make, and a bit of pickled veggie and/or soy sauce...). They go from great to oh gawd after about 4 meals for me.
I've generally found Japanese hotels to be outstanding. The traditional inns are expensive, but even the cheaper business hotels have great amenities. I usually travel with my wife, so haven't tried a capsule hotel yet. This one is amazing!
I lived in Japan for 3 years and I found nearly everything to be rather expensive. At the time the conversion rate was about 80-90 yen to $1 USD. This capsule hotel seems like such a great deal with all of the amenities it offers!
@@ImperialPimp But I always heard it cost $5-10 USA dollars for a single apple. If looking for a perfect apple it's around 10 grand. I'd go nuts if I wasn't allowed to smoke in these hotels. I assume their cigarettes are rice paper? My mom brought me home a free carton of Marlboro lights from China... Tour bus gave them to her for free... It was rice paper! And way better than American and Mexican paper
@@shac9131 A single apple (if it's from Japan) can cost $5 easily. But cheaper apples are available! That's what Japan gives you - choice. Apples can run up to $100 a small box if you want them. And the flavor of these apples ?! UNBELIEVABLE. They are simply the best apples in the world. It breaks down like this : my rent is $250 a month, living 10 mins walk from a train station that takes me to the world's biggest and most fascinating City (Tokyo) for $3.95. Groceries are over all 15 - 20% cheaper than the equivalent in the States. A very satisfying meal at an average restaurant is $9 (including drinks an no tip, tipping culture doesn't exist). Im a smoker, so the $4.75 pack of American Spirit cigarettes is very welcome. A huge traditional wooden family house in the countryside (a fixer-upper) can be found for about $27,000 - $50,000. Unreal. Add on top of that NO street crime, people returning your wallet full of cash when you drop it, the most beautiful countryside you can imagine, and some of the world's most beautiful woman (in my eyes) - why would I EVER return to the States ?! No thank you !
Thank you for your comment. I'm very glad! I upload videos of capsule hotels in Japan and travel videos. I'm so glad you watched my videos as a newbie! I am replying to you now from out of town to shoot the video. I am traveling as I post the video. I will upload that video in 12 hours if you would like to see it.
Maybe Japan is at peace... It is very unlikely to be stolen. Thank you for your comment. I'm very glad! I upload videos of capsule hotels in Japan and travel videos. I'm so glad you watched my videos as a newbie! I am replying to you now from out of town to shoot the video. I am traveling as I post the video. I will upload that video in 12 hours if you would like to see it.
While on a cultural exchange in Japan, my students and our hosts stayed in a traditional inn in Kyoto. The week before I threw my back out sleeping on tatami. When I entered my room there were five mattresses (shikibuton) piled on top of one another topped with a comforter (kakebuton). Ando sensei said it was a “Shogun bed!”
This is amazing I am blown away. How can they have such large, nice, amazingly priced facilities with so many extras?! This is shocking. Legit shocking! This is luxury living on a budget! Wow! Definitely on my list
Hello! Thanks for your comment! It's hygienic, isn't it? In many hotels in Japan, you have to change your shoes. Please try to use them when you come to Japan. I also introduce other hotels and tourist attractions in Japan, so please take a look if you like! Thanks so much for watching my videos! ありがとう🥰
Hi, sorry it took me so long to get back to you! Thanks for watching my video! I'd be happy to show you some nice hotels! You can watch my other videos too if you like! ありがとう(*´∀`)♪
Hello! Thanks for your comment! I'm so glad! And I hope the editing of this video wasn't too hard to see,... I'm so glad you watched all the way through! ありがとうございます！見てくれたあなたに感謝します！
This idea wouldn't work in my country, a lot of people would take advantage of things,like the alcohol, they'd simply take too much, also the free thongs like soap and towels, they would keep them. Such a shame I'm glad Japan has restraint and can do this. I must come to your country one day. Thanks I will subscribe too 😊
Same...I live in Canada. The new people here that we got would steal everything and trash it. We cant even have public washrooms here because they steal the plumbing.
That looks like a cool place! Gosh, I’d say I’d love for there to be some here in the US but it would all be trashed, stolen and exploited within 2 days. Don’t even get me started on the free booze! Thank you for sharing all this with us.
Yeah there'd be dodge chargers outside selling fentanyl and tricks tryin to sell they azz. 1 egg policy would make people angry instead of being grateful and probably trash the place. At $40 a night the place would turn to dirt in a month and go outta business because they'd need to pay security so the booze wasn't stolen. They'd probably have robbers in the shower area jacking your stuff just for kicks. Only in respectful cultures could a place like this operate efficiently. In the USA most good things get ruined by ungrateful selfish people who never think of how their actions effect others. Impulse control and self awareness are not in abundance in America any longer.
Very astute observation Libby. If Americans went to japan and stayed here they'd trash it, and if anyone tried this in LA or NY it would be filthy in a week. And they would find stuff to argue and fight about.
I could live here too! The peaceful and serene atmosphere is quite wonderful! The quiet, cleanliness and respect everyone seems to have for one another 🌻 Seems like such a different experience from what I am used to in the United States- Thank you so much for bringing us along on this lovely tour! Best wishes 😁
This hotel was peaceful and calm. I am replying from a remote island where I am traveling alone and the remote island where I am staying was more peaceful and calm. Motorcycles on this island are kept unlocked. I heard that it is because no one steals them. We will upload a video of the peaceful island soon if you would like to see it. ありがとう
Thank you for sharing your beautiful experience! I live in Los Angeles and I truly enjoy seeing our cultural differences, plus your video is so peaceful, wholesome, and down to earth. I wish we had places like this to accommodate our visitors but the residents here would be too selfish and inconsiderate of other people. The courtesy, kindness, and hospitality is something I genuinely love about your culture. I am learning the language now so I can come and visit one day! Much love from CA ❤️
While the price might be on the higher end for a capsule hotel, I’d say you get good value for your money with everything that’s included/available for free when staying there. Also really good deal for people staying longer
Thanks for your comment! It's expensive for a capsule hotel. But with free meals and drinks, it's cheap for a long stay. It would be very inexpensive to live in this hotel. Glad you watched my video! ありがとう！
@@easygoingsolotravel Yeah, you might have a small space in a capsule hotel, but with everything included in this one it would really be a viable option for people instead of a regular hotel room that can cost the same or more and where less is included in the fee. The one thing you miss out on in a capsule hotel would be private space and more privacy but I don’t think that would be much of an issue for most people since Japanese people are very respectful. If I visit Japan sometime I’d likely stay in capsule hotels a lot of the time and be fine with it, but I’d not feel safe doing the same here in Europe and especially not if visiting USA again, and I have stayed in hostels here in Sweden, sharing toon with 5 others and while it was fine, I was also lucky to have good roommates during the stay
Capsule hotels are small... I like those small beds because they are fun and different from the beds I usually sleep in. There is no privacy, but the people using the room are very well mannered, so it is a very comfortable place to stay. I believe that it is safe to stay in capsule hotels in Japan, no matter where you stay. Even if you forget something, they will take you home and nothing is stolen. If you have a chance, please come to Japan and enjoy capsule hotels. ありがとう！
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Surprisingly everything was extremely affordable. I had heard Japan cost much more than say the US but these prices are way more affordable, especially considering how much you get, than a large US city. Thanks for the knowledge. Japan is now at the top of my must see list.
I would love to just move in there... Basic necessities are covered, its quiet so I can read without being disturbed... And so cheap! I would move in and never leave.
Hello! Thanks for your comment! I'd live there too if it were closer to work. Sorry for the delay in replying. I'm on a 2-week trip right now, editing and posting from my travels. I'll be uploading that video as well, so watch for it! ありがとう
Me too! Love to live there if I lived in Japan but I absolutely want to visit Japan! Such a gorgeous country with friendly people plus it is so safe, too, I have heard! Love! Love! Love this video/blog! It is so interesting & calming at the same time! Thank-you for a well done video!♥️
Love Japan. I stayed in a capsule hotel while flying thru and had a 12hr layover… Love the people, the food. Everything. Japan air was also my favorite airline as well…
Hello! So you stayed in a capsule hotel for 12 hours while waiting for your flight! Was the capsule hotel small? It's fun to stay in a small space sometimes, unlike your own bed, isn't it? What is your favorite Japanese food? ありがとう( ＾∀＾)
I love this!! I can see myself living in this kind of capsule hotel. They basically take care of you with all these amenities. You really don't have to worry of spending so much on living expenses! Well done Japan! And thank you for bringing great content like this! Looking forward to see more Capsule hotel videos...
This, I would love something like this but sadly in the US, people would just trash it. We just dont have the same level of respect for others that some societies do.
Hello! Thanks for your comment! I would love to live in this hotel, I would love to live here too. It seems like a cheaper way to live than the house I live in now.
Awesome job showing the hotel which is, in my opinion, amazing. People always say Japan is expensive but this is so inexpensive I could afford to live there for a decade at those prices. Cant wait to see future videos!
Really interesting I'm from Australia love the trust system they have in this hotel. Looks like a experience Japanese people are so kind and well mannered.
Such a concept could not function anywhere in the world except Japan. I have never visited Japan but all the Japanese people I've met were the friendliest and most courteous people you can imagine.
This is the first capsule hotel that offers so much freebies..😚 Comfortable and clean. Thank you for uploading this video. Look forward for your next video 😊.
Thanks again for your comment! I feel like I got so much more for my free perks than the cost of my stay! It would be cheaper to live in this capsule hotel,
Hi. I repeated your thoughts. What a great price per month$328.00 . I then said to myself, what can $1,000.00 a month get me? So I asked the host. I love yoroshi rice (elephant logo)cookers, I recommend that brand. Have fun
Hello! Thanks for watching our video! I'm so glad you commented! Have you lived in Japan before? In the 90's, that's about 30 years ago? I wasn't even born then ... I think a lot has changed since then. Please come visit me in Japan again! You can watch my videos again if you like! ありがとうございます！
@@easygoingsolotravel Yes! I worked at Kawaba Ski in Gunma ken. We traveled on our days off. I loved taking the trains and walking around Tokyo. Visited many sites. Made some great friends. One of my Canadian co-workers stayed and runs a powder lodge now in Hakuba with his family. I bet a lot has changed and someday would love to return - so different from where I live (small town - 5000 people). I will watch more of your videos :) They help me relax!
You lived in Gunma Prefecture! Were you an instructor at a ski resort? I have never been to Gunma Prefecture and would like to visit one day. And the Japanese also say that Gunma Prefecture is the most rural in Japan (laughs). Winter's my favourite season because it's when the food's good! I hope to visit Gunma one day for one of my videos! I've decided that's where I want to go!
@@easygoingsolotravel Yes :) I do remember Numata (closest town to the ski resort) was know for it's apples and yogurt drink. It was a work abroad program so we rotated through different jobs at the resort. I worked in a curry buffet restaurant (yum!), a wood fired pizza restaurant, a sandwich shop and also as a lift operator. I was a snowboarder at the time but it wasn't allowed at our resort so I switched back to skiing but wasn't an instructor. Maebashi and Takaski were nice cities to visit. Also skied at Katashina and Naeba. Visited Nagano (year before Olympics - but the souvenirs were already out). Tokyo Disney was fun and the Tsukiji fish market. I have memories of Shibuya, Shinjuku, Kamakura, Hiroshima, Bjork concert, many temples, onsens, Fujiya Hotel in Hakone and year end trip to Ishigaki Jima :)❤️ 🇯🇵
This is so fascinating. Love it.👍 Sadly, I think this concept will only work in Japan. If done anywhere else, all those freebie stuff won't last long as most guest would have taken them, or taken more than their allocated share.
wow that 15 night deal is excellent value! thanks so much for your videos, they're very calming and it seems like you try everything in the places you go to
It would be cheaper to live in a hotel than to live at home because of the food, baths, and alcohol,... I think some people live in this hotel, so if I commute to work from here, I might be able to spend less... Thanks again for your comment! I'm so glad you commented!
5:50. The flashing comes from the power source and is normal. It cycles a 3 phase power sine wave at 50-60 Hz. So, the power is on and off but it happens so fast, the human eye does not notice it.
WoW! This is the first capsule hotel video of all the ones I have watched that had so many free things to offer! Pretty amazing 🤩 I do understand about being conservative when taking food and drinks etc but it’s true there are some Guys (especially guys) 🤔 especially young adult guys! from the USA that would take advantage and take way too much of food and drink etc. Those types are jerks 🤨and not representing the rest of us! 🤷🏼♀️🫣
Hello!!! Sorry it took me so long to get back to you!!! There are people in Japan who take a lot of food, too. But no one takes so much food as to leave it behind. Thanks for your comment! ありがとう🥰
Japan always amazed me with how honest and moral everyone normally is. There is NO WAY you could put all this stuff out for free in New Zealand. The guests would steal it all very quickly. As for free alcohol? That is ridiculous. Every Kiwi would drink at least $100 worth of booze each day! Even outside vending machines are a no-go in NZ, because they would be quickly vandalised or stolen for their contents. At the ski field I lived on, everyone left their snowmobiles out overnight with the keys in the ignition! It's shameful so many people will steal whatever they can, whenever they possibly can, simply because they can!
In New Zeeland?? That really surprises me! In Sweden, nearly all lunches and many dinners in restaurants are buffet style, all you can eat, and people eat a normal portion and then leave…No alcohol is included, though.
Free stuff? Amenities? Free booze? Vending machines? Quiet and clean environment? Respectful people? Do not even think about it in France - would be stealt and vandalized as well ("vandals" were european people after all ^^).
Your Nazi PM is getting a honorary degree/will speak at the 2022 Harvard graduation (Cambridge MA). The stealing and the Iron Cross First Class being handed out in Cambridge says it all.
Hello! Thank you for watching my video ow. I see that there are no hotels like this in the U.S.,... I know it's a cramped hotel, but you should take advantage of it when you come to Japan!
Hi there, I'm a new member of the community and I'm looking for a new job. Thanks for watching my videos! I mainly post videos about accommodation and travel in Japan. I would be happy if you could watch my other videos if you like. Thanks for writing me a comment. ありがとう(๑>◡
Hi there, I'm a new member of the community and I'm looking for a new job. Thanks for watching my videos! I mainly post videos about accommodation and travel in Japan. I would be happy if you could watch my other videos if you like. Thanks for writing me a comment. ありがとう(๑>◡
Hello, thank you for watching my video. It's very tempting to live here at this price. The only problem is that the beds are so small,... However, this hotel is better equipped and more comfortable than my home. ありがとう(๑>◡
I wish they had something like this in Vancouver..... Hotels here range from about $200 a night soo called $80 with the hotel fees..... There are soo many homeless people here that would appreciate a cheap and safe alternative.... Although I can't say not everything should be free people hear would definitely take advantage of that...
Hi there! I was in Vancouver last year and I stayed in a hotel pod called Panda Pod( its in Richmond). Awesome ppl working there, the sleeping space is quite large and comfortable. Washrooms and showers were clean. They have a place to do laundry and eat(vending machines). They're close to skytrain station, restaurants and mall! Check them out! I'm heading back to Vancouver in June and I'm gonna stay there again!
Hello! Thanks for watching my video! And thanks so much for taking the time to write a comment! I'm so glad you said that! It's inspired me to work harder and make more videos! Thank you!
Japan always knows how to amaze me. In this video, the decorative wall at the elevators reminds me of my home country (Indonesia, especially Bali or Java). What a sight!
Wow. That was a crazy cool place, right? That made me actually almost comfortable sleeping in a tiny closed space... I wished we'd look out the window? But yeah, the food! and drinks! And really the whole experience seemed quite like a "destination hotel' experience kinda... Thanks so much, that was Fun!
Now I’ve been to Japan through this video. I’ve enjoyed this video with all the free things including all you can eat is a big plus today. The honor system with the one egg. Continue with your great content ✅
Hi, thanks for watching my video! I really appreciate your comment! Japanese hotels have plenty of amenities,... Please watch my video again if you like. ありがとう🥰
this should be replicated on many countries a big help to reduce traffic in big cities so people from far flung areas dont have to travel back and forth from work to home in just a small amount of money you can save time thats why i love japan very advance in terms of technology and comfort living
Hello! Thanks for watching my video! It would be a great hotel to have near your workplace. I've stayed at this hotel and I'd enjoy it for one night, but I'd be lonely and lonely if I stayed there for 30 days. ありがとう(*´ω｀*)
Hello! Thanks for watching my video! And thanks so much for taking the time to write a comment! I'm so glad you said that! It's inspired me to work harder and make more videos! Thank you! ありがとう(*´∀`)♪
Excellent video and editing. Pod hotels look like a very good way to travel. Very affordable, clean and stylish. You get alot for free, good quality products aswell. My son and I would love to travel to Japan one day. I am really enjoying your videos. I like your format of like the prospective of the audience. I wish you the very best success to your channel.
I hear there are some pod hotels here in the USA, including NYC. I believe there is one or two in the Houston, Texas area. I don't know how they compare to the overseas pods. I hope they're generous with the included stuff.
@@MisterMikeTexas we have afew in Australia as well. Now sure how they compare to rest worldwide. One in Sydney seems pretty expensive at $162 AUD a night. We have more dorms or backpackers hostels. I believe pod hotels are now worldwide.
Hello! Thanks for watching my video! I introduce cheap hotels, especially capsule hotels. You can watch my other videos if you like! It's interesting that there are many cheap capsule hotels in Japan I also introduce stylish capsule hotels! ありがとう(੭ु´･ω･`)੭ु⁾⁾
The author William Gibson mentioned this concept in the early 80s. I am sure he didn't visualize something so wonderful. What a great way to live. Thanks for the video.
@@go5582 He is a best-selling science fiction writer, who in the early eighties, published a book named "Neuromancer." In it, he was the first to coin the term "cyberspace," and much of the "Matrix" themes are taken from his ideas. He called the mini-rooms "coffins" as they were not as pleasant as the ones in Japan now. You should Google him. He is a fascinating writer. As to his travels? That never interested me.
I know this was a small part of the video, but incase anyone sees this the reindeer sausage is not 100% reindeer. They usually have pork and or beef filler. I think it only has to have 30% for them to be able to call it reindeer sausage. You can also get this at most local restaurants at least in Anchorage. Great video as well.
Never say never! I figured I'd never be able to take a real vacation, I don't make tons of money and I'm single. But, I recently saved up a bit of extra cash and took my first ever vacation, solo. Took Amtrak and found an inexpensive hotel online in Chicago. I did do a couple tourist attraction things, but sometimes just walking around a place is exciting enough when you never thought you'd be there to begin with. Entire trip- 3 days/3 nights, Amtrak, food and City Pass- less than $1000 and a great memory. Things can change!
I'm so glad you watched my videos as a newbie! I am replying to you now from out of town to shoot the video. I am traveling as I post the video. I will upload that video in 12 hours if you would like to see it.
I liked the tour very much. It is a little expensive per night but definitely a great deal To stay for 327. Per month. Wow! I’d want to live there too. And it’s quiet!
Hi, thanks for your comment! I am now staying at a capsule hotel for 15.76USD per night and am replying to you. It helps that there are many cheap hotels in Japanese cities. ありがとう(੭ु´･ω･`)੭ु⁾⁾
At 2:06 it says staying for 30 days is US $327. That's dirt cheap. I would imagine lots of people treat these hotel capsules as their living accommodations, as an apartment. If I was in college I would say this is a natural since a college student needs an apartment only for the bed. Through 7 years of college and law school that's all I needed for a living space since I spent most of my time outside of my apartment, even ate all meals at local cafes, pizza shops, and fast food joints. To be sure, if these existed at UC Berkeley in my day I would have been all over this deal.
Hello! The people staying at this hotel may be young and There is enough room to sleep with meals included. I think I could live well in this hotel if I were a student too. There are many capsule hotels in Japan, but they offer a variety of services and are very enjoyable! I have made a video about hotels and sightseeing in Japan, so please check out my other videos if you like! ありがとう(๑>◡
What would it be like to have such a capsule hotel in the US? I will leave my smart phone or tablet in my seat while I go get a drink or food. But I have never had anything stolen. If you ever come to Japan, please try to stay there. And thanks for taking the time to leave a comment! I appreciate it! I'm so glad! ありがとう！
@@easygoingsolotravel Japan is much tougher on law-breakers than the United States, and prison is much harder. In California, the government won't even prosecute people who steal less than $900 worth of merchandise. The result is that thieves load up a car with stolen merchandise from a store, then unload it, and go back to the store to steal more stuff.
You're being nice.... I give it a day if its lucky! Imagine cheap unlimited booze.... you'll have 3000+ people at the door the moment the word gets out!
@@edennis8578 Japan is tougher on law breakers?! Lol USA has 5% of the worlds population and 25% of it's prisoners No air conditioning, no heat and you work for 5 cents an hour if you get paid anything It's a messed up industry here
Hi, thank you so much for your comment, I really appreciate it. I'm really glad you found the video useful! If you ever travel to Japan, capsule hotels are interesting, but I would recommend a regular hotel! You should also visit the castle later on. (人''▽｀)ありがとう☆
In the video it says 30 days stays for a discount, which is amazing, but on the website, there is maximum 10 days when going through reservation. Maybe the amazing offer is already over? P.S great video, made me dream of the simple life!
These travel hotels are a fabulous idea. Notice how I said travel? In the suburbs of San Francisco California someone took this idea and frigged with it. They took regular houses and put sleeping "capsules" in one big room. I'm pretty sure that the "capsules" are not as fancy, or elaborate, as in the hotel you're showcasing. The people renting the "capsules" share the rest of the house with the other renters. Paying at least $800. a month. This is being done INSTEAD of tackling the abhorrent high rental prices. The company is bragging about this "great new idea." Thank-you for taking us along on your journey! ✌😎🤘
Oh wow, seeing all the free things provided I would just live there! Especially the free drinks haha :D Thank you for this video have a great day/night!^^
Hello! Thanks for your comment! You are coming to Japan! Please watch the other videos as we introduce other inexpensive hotels and transportation! Sorry for the delay in replying. I'm on a 2-week trip right now, editing and posting from my travels. I'll be uploading that video as well, so watch for it! ありがとう
Hello, thank you for watching my video. Many of the people staying at this hotel are staying alone, so everyone was quietly reading a book or watching a video, enjoying their own time. It was a comfortable hotel for me because I don't have any friends.
That was amazing , Im from the States and did get to stay in a capsule . Every one of your needs met , exceptional service , cant wait to go back to Japan !!
Hello! Thanks for your comment! Please come to Japan! It's a very nice place! My video is about cheap and nice hotels in Japan! Sorry for the delay in replying. I'm on a 2-week trip right now, editing and posting from my travels. I'll be uploading that video as well, so watch for it! ありがとう
Hello, thank you for watching my video. I know it's included like lodging, but it feels like a bargain when you can drink and eat this much. I make a lot of videos about accommodation and travel in Japan, so please feel free to check out my other videos as well. ありがとう(๑>◡
Watching this video gave me anxiety. (Very well done,and nice hotel) but, for everything being so compact and tight, there’s no human contact anywhere! This is self-serve on a whole new level! From meals, to entertainment, to having a drink, not one word was said to another human being. Makes me kind of sad…. 🤷♀️
I've stayed in a few capsule hotels in a few countries they are actually pretty good. They are more quiet then a real hotel people seem to be more respectful.
Hi, just recently started posting on RUclips, so sorry for the poor filming and editing! I'm so glad you commented! There are many small bed capsule hotels in Japan. I introduce interesting hotels and nice sightseeing spots. Thanks so much for watching my video! I appreciate it!
1) Please explain the 60,000 yen price that is just below the 25,000 and 40,000 offers. 2) For 40,000 yen is it possible to remain in the hotel all day + all night for 30 days? That seems almost too good to be true...are those prices "normal" or are they because of Covid? Very well done video...thanks...I subscribed.
Hello! Thanks for watching my video! And thanks so much for taking the time to write a comment! I'm so glad you said that! It's inspired me to work harder and make more videos! Thank you!
I never considered this option but I will most certainly use this hotel since I am single again and it's so well appointed! Fantastic! Thanks for checking this out for us!
Hello! Thanks for watching my video! I am single and this hotel is very cozy,... The bed is small, but it was enough for me to sleep! Thank you so much for your comment on my video! ありがとう
Good evening ！！！！！！！！ Glad you commented again! I have to work harder on my video posting pace, I'm a bit impatient,... I am more used to the editing process than when I started on RUclips. Is it hard to see my video editing? I'm wondering if I'm not switching too fast.
@@easygoingsolotravel hi again 😁 the only time I find it a bit fast paced is when you've got double lots of information, other than that it's perfect 👍 Nearly 1k views in a day, so awesome! Hopefully it won't be too much longer before you reach 1k subscribers. Take care, I look forward to the next one.
Hello! I'm as surprised as you are! I look forward to waking up in the morning and seeing the number of registrations! And I enjoy replying to your comments! Keep up the good work on your posts!
@@easygoingsolotravel I'm definitely not surprised, like I've said before your videos are truly very good. They keep me interested from beginning to end 😁👍
My friends and I stayed at the Anshin Oyado in Kyoto, it was so wonderful! The onsen was really enjoyable, and we spent SO much time in the massage chairs. Can't wait to return to Kyoto someday.
Hi, I know this hotel is also in Kyoto. Was it not too cramped to stay in a capsule hotel? Glad you enjoyed your trip to Japan! I am introducing a lot of tourist attractions in Japan, and I introduce many tourist attractions in Japan and I would be very happy if you could watch my other videos as well! (๑>◡
Thanks for your comment! I'm so glad you watched my video, I'm just starting out on RUclips! Come to Japan! I have never left Japan, but it is a nice place.
Hello! Thanks for watching my video! And thanks so much for taking the time to write a comment! I'm so glad you said that! It's inspired me to work harder and make more videos! Thank you!
Hello! Thanks for watching my video! Although many of them are offered for free... But it's included in the cost of your stay... If you ever travel to Japan, try a capsule hotel! Sometimes a cramped bed can be fun! I'm making a video about accommodations and transportation in Japan, I hope you'll watch my other videos if you like! ありがとう(*´∀`)♪
Wow... I could see staying there for like 2 weeks. For a little over $200 USD?!?! That's incredible! ...just wondering around the city during the day, seeing what there is to see, guzzling free liquor at night. Free breakfast. LOL. What's a Thepla? Thanks so much for your video!
Thanks for your comment! This hotel is so cheap that I want to live there,... And "Thepla" is the name of a Japanese stationery product, a machine that makes label stickers. I've attached a link for you to take a look. This is "Thepla". ruclips.net/video/bnCAKvdZCWU/видео.html
@@alaskanathabaskan6966 $40 * 14 = $560. Sure enough. That's math. Check the video at 2:05 where it shows a 15 day's stay for 25,000 yen which is shown equivalent $204.83 USD. 204.83 / 15 = $13.65. You'd be skrimping just to have two square meals at McDonald's for $13.65 - no accommodations! I just Googled the conversion rate. It is currently showing 0.0077 USD per yen. In other words, 100 yen is 77 cents. That would make a 25,000 yen cost for 15 days be $192.50. That's incredible! That's $12.83 a day. I don't know *anywhere*, not the dumpiest Motel 6, Super 8, or no-name roach motel *anywhere* you can stay for that in USA.
Hello! Thanks for your comment! Sorry for the delay in replying. I'm on a 2-week trip right now, editing and posting from my travels. I'll be uploading that video as well, so watch for it! ありがとう
Only take 1 egg. Love how the honor system works in Japan. Hate to say it but in USA far too many would take ALL the eggs, stay at the free alcohol until they were terribly drunk and then trash the place. :(
Thank you for your comment.
There was also free alcohol, but no one was drunk,...
And it was quiet, maybe because everyone was staying alone.
@@easygoingsolotravel love Japan! The world esp. USA needs to follow Japan's example.
Id have had more than one egg if they were cooked.
@@miss.l.1563 Even if the sign said only 1 egg per person & you came from a country were people respect the rules so everybody can have nice things?
Well i wouldnt be having any as they arent cooked, lol.
But if they were I may have 2. But only because I don't eat rice.
I can guarantee most don't stick to the 1egg rule.
I can tell its a great place & other than an extra egg id be a good guest.
The place looks lovely & clean , and all the things to rent is great.
I can tell its a very trustworthy & honest place.
Im from the UK. Unfortunately this wouldn't last a minute here. They'd be drunk fights, all sorts.
I lived in Japan for 5 years and loved everyday there... the people, culture and food. I miss all the vending machines. Getting a can of hot or cold coffee anytime I want. But I miss the most is how clean, organized and functional the cities are. Very respectful people.
Hello! Thanks for watching my video!
Why are there no vending machines in your town?
I love vending machines.
There are many unusual vending machines in Japan.
I am planning to post a video about vending machines. Please take a look if you like.
Thank you for watching! And I am very glad for your comment!
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@@easygoingsolotravel There are vending machines in America, but nine times out of ten they don't work and/or have broken parts unless you're in a rock establishment. Most times, people don't even let you use them. And, their quality of food is nowhere near the quality of food in Japanese vending machines.
Not true. There are a lot of ninjas and samurais, you have to fight all the time. Also, you have to deal with evil local rulers called shoghiban or something like that. And lets not forget yakisugi mafia everywhere.
@@alterego157 you for got all the Pokémon you have to deal with living in Japan... it is bad enough they infatuated the USA too!
Japan is a bucket list travel for me. I've watched multiple walking ambiance videos here, where the photographer goes across several districts in a large city. The atmosphere seems pleasant even when it's crowded...you don't see litter in the streets. Downtowns in Tokyo and elsewhere seem to be carpeted vertically in glowing signs, but yet at least on camera, they appear to be friendly pastels that don't appear to be overpowering and annoying. The net effect I get from these video blogs is that the Japanese put tremendous care into their urban planning, making their cities as livable as they are easy to get around.
I love the efficiency the Japanese put into things while still maintaining a sense of luxury or comfort. Very good video and thank you! :)
Thank you for your comment.
Sorry for the delay in responding.
I am replying to you now from out of town to shoot the video.
I am traveling as I post the video.
I will upload that video in 12 hours if you would like to see it.
I so agree with you!!!
You can make an ant hole efficient & luxurious, but what human would want to live like that, esp. when they have a choice
@@worldview730 troll
@@allentoyokawa9068 maybe a free human instead of a "troll"
That was one very interesting experience for about $40! Everything included at one price!
Hello! Thank you for watching my video!
It was an interesting hotel with cheap drinks!
There are many more cheap hotels in Japan, so please check out my other videos if you like!
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment! I really appreciate it!
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Amazing! I used to use the capsule hotel behind Shibuya station 20 years ago and it was $35/night.
It seems like a perfect place for introverted people like me who like to travel alone and not interact much(japan in general feels perfect for introverted travelers)
Hello! Thanks for your comment!
That might be a good idea for introverts!
When I stayed there, everyone else staying there was alone.
I was alone, enjoying cartoons and videos, drinking, etc.!
When you are traveling alone, don't you sometimes want to talk to someone?
(人''▽｀)ありがとう☆
I want to tell my company that I'm going to Japan to work remotely for a month. I work for an airline company, so this should be EASY to do. Will stay at this capsule hotel and have a memory that will last the rest of my life!
please do, and then tells how awesome it is.
Did you tell them yet?
The fact that free food is included makes it a very good value. One of my favorite things is how clean everything is.
"all you can eat"
"these are limited to 1 egg per person"
Lol.
Great if you can live on rice and 1 egg per meal
Its clean maybe because they don't act like animals like lots of people in the US do !
@@yauker I can't stand raw eggs. Even skipping the egg, do you see the other condiments he added. I could definitely live in this alone. I would move there and never leave.
@@danielch6662 I don't know if you've ever tried, but over 80% in simple starch (rice or refined flour) for more than 2 days tend to feel very horrible in my throat. It is totally fine for a meal or two but builds up overtime.
Now, you could eat an increasingly large amount of miso and condiment to offset, but that might be a worrying amount of salt intake. The egg would have been great but that doesn't seem to be in the cards for you.
Corn or potato starch is a lot better for mono-food, it's just the simple starch that's problematic to me.
I've... had experiences, stemming either from opportunity (DD delivered the wrong order to me, of like 30 bagels, I called and they told me to keep it or toss it so...) or laziness (rice is so easy to make, and a bit of pickled veggie and/or soy sauce...). They go from great to oh gawd after about 4 meals for me.
Wasn’t the free food just white rice with a few pickles etc though? Free food in Europe means a buffet featuring many dishes and a full salad bar
I've generally found Japanese hotels to be outstanding. The traditional inns are expensive, but even the cheaper business hotels have great amenities. I usually travel with my wife, so haven't tried a capsule hotel yet. This one is amazing!
lol
I lived in Japan for 3 years and I found nearly everything to be rather expensive. At the time the conversion rate was about 80-90 yen to $1 USD. This capsule hotel seems like such a great deal with all of the amenities it offers!
When did you live there, recently or a long time ago ?!
@@ImperialPimp until 2012. Hard to believe that was an entire decade ago!
When I lived in Japan in the mid 1980s... it was ¥130 to $1.00...
@@ImperialPimp
But I always heard it cost $5-10 USA dollars for a single apple. If looking for a perfect apple it's around 10 grand.
I'd go nuts if I wasn't allowed to smoke in these hotels.
I assume their cigarettes are rice paper? My mom brought me home a free carton of Marlboro lights from China... Tour bus gave them to her for free... It was rice paper! And way better than American and Mexican paper
@@shac9131 A single apple (if it's from Japan) can cost $5 easily. But cheaper apples are available! That's what Japan gives you - choice. Apples can run up to $100 a small box if you want them. And the flavor of these apples ?! UNBELIEVABLE. They are simply the best apples in the world. It breaks down like this : my rent is $250 a month, living 10 mins walk from a train station that takes me to the world's biggest and most fascinating City (Tokyo) for $3.95. Groceries are over all 15 - 20% cheaper than the equivalent in the States. A very satisfying meal at an average restaurant is $9 (including drinks an no tip, tipping culture doesn't exist). Im a smoker, so the $4.75 pack of American Spirit cigarettes is very welcome. A huge traditional wooden family house in the countryside (a fixer-upper) can be found for about $27,000 - $50,000. Unreal. Add on top of that NO street crime, people returning your wallet full of cash when you drop it, the most beautiful countryside you can imagine, and some of the world's most beautiful woman (in my eyes) - why would I EVER return to the States ?! No thank you !
Also, I love how clean it is and that everyone seems considerate to each other.
Thank you for your comment.
I'm very glad!
I upload videos of capsule hotels in Japan and travel videos.
I'm so glad you watched my videos as a newbie!
I am replying to you now from out of town to shoot the video.
I am traveling as I post the video.
I will upload that video in 12 hours if you would like to see it.
Maybe Japan is at peace...
It is very unlikely to be stolen.
Thank you for your comment.
I'm very glad!
I upload videos of capsule hotels in Japan and travel videos.
I'm so glad you watched my videos as a newbie!
I am replying to you now from out of town to shoot the video.
I am traveling as I post the video.
I will upload that video in 12 hours if you would like to see it.
@No name yeah because it is ONLY like that in America... FOOL
@No Name Cry more moisturized jealous haters, we still doing better than any country you could name.
Exactly why it won’t work in America
While on a cultural exchange in Japan, my students and our hosts stayed in a traditional inn in Kyoto. The week before I threw my back out sleeping on tatami. When I entered my room there were five mattresses (shikibuton) piled on top of one another topped with a comforter (kakebuton). Ando sensei said it was a “Shogun bed!”
This is amazing
I am blown away. How can they have such large, nice, amazingly priced facilities with so many extras?! This is shocking. Legit shocking!
This is luxury living on a budget! Wow!
Definitely on my list
Prolly not that tough when you can probably hear people farting above and on both sides of your cubicle.
@@paldri Pop some earplugs in and hope the smells not that bad heh
Japan is a civilised country.
@@paldri you need to pay extra for a fart free environment
Just because it’s clean, safe and economical doesn’t mean it’s “luxury living”.
I love how hygienic the hotel is. No shoes only designated slippers - love it!!
Fantastic video full of surprises and much detail. Thank you!
Hello!
Thanks for your comment!
It's hygienic, isn't it?
In many hotels in Japan, you have to change your shoes.
Please try to use them when you come to Japan.
I also introduce other hotels and tourist attractions in Japan, so please take a look if you like!
Thanks so much for watching my videos!
ありがとう🥰
I realize now capsule hotel is about the whole experience, not just the sleeping accommodation.
Absolutely. I want to stay in one so bad! :-)
Hi, sorry it took me so long to get back to you! Thanks for watching my video!
I'd be happy to show you some nice hotels!
You can watch my other videos too if you like!
ありがとう(*´∀`)♪
Freebies … my kind of place! Thanks 🙏 for showing us this unique hotel. Looks like they go above and beyond. Price is right too.
Hello! Thanks for your comment! I'm so glad!
And I hope the editing of this video wasn't too hard to see,...
I'm so glad you watched all the way through!
ありがとうございます！見てくれたあなたに感謝します！
This is nice you can go to a place and relax and don’t worry about anything keep up good work like your videos
I don’t think they’re free. It’s included in the price.
I think you pay for your stay and that the services are free
Hell yeah freebie’s I’m moving in.
This idea wouldn't work in my country, a lot of people would take advantage of things,like the alcohol, they'd simply take too much, also the free thongs like soap and towels, they would keep them. Such a shame I'm glad Japan has restraint and can do this. I must come to your country one day. Thanks I will subscribe too 😊
Same...I live in Canada. The new people here that we got would steal everything and trash it. We cant even have public washrooms here because they steal the plumbing.
@@forestcityfishing4749 Pretty sure the old people would do it too.
@@forestcityfishing4749 Are you serious ? Tell me that's just a funny side of you 😄.
That looks like a cool place! Gosh, I’d say I’d love for there to be some here in the US but it would all be trashed, stolen and exploited within 2 days. Don’t even get me started on the free booze! Thank you for sharing all this with us.
Yes druggies would infest it within days at $40 a night and there would be shootings in the lounge with all the free liquor.
The free all you can drink booze on tap had me floored. Americans would be stupid drunk in there lol
@@markbay9275 Right?! I saw that and thought I'd be sooo fucked up lol
Yeah there'd be dodge chargers outside selling fentanyl and tricks tryin to sell they azz. 1 egg policy would make people angry instead of being grateful and probably trash the place. At $40 a night the place would turn to dirt in a month and go outta business because they'd need to pay security so the booze wasn't stolen. They'd probably have robbers in the shower area jacking your stuff just for kicks. Only in respectful cultures could a place like this operate efficiently. In the USA most good things get ruined by ungrateful selfish people who never think of how their actions effect others. Impulse control and self awareness are not in abundance in America any longer.
Very astute observation Libby. If Americans went to japan and stayed here they'd trash it, and if anyone tried this in LA or NY it would be filthy in a week. And they would find stuff to argue and fight about.
I could live here too! The peaceful and serene atmosphere is quite wonderful! The quiet, cleanliness and respect everyone seems to have for one another 🌻 Seems like such a different experience from what I am used to in the United States- Thank you so much for bringing us along on this lovely tour! Best wishes 😁
This hotel was peaceful and calm.
I am replying from a remote island where I am traveling alone and the remote island where I am staying was more peaceful and calm.
Motorcycles on this island are kept unlocked.
I heard that it is because no one steals them.
We will upload a video of the peaceful island soon if you would like to see it.
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@@easygoingsolotravel DO upload. I enjoyed your video!
This wouldn't work in the US. Free alcohol? Are you kidding me? Every bottle would empty out as fast as they could replace them.
@@guysmiley4830 That'd be a crazy video, the drunk capsule hotel haha
@@guysmiley4830 Instantly what I thought. You would catch people filling their big gulp cups or old milk jugs with the booze.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful experience! I live in Los Angeles and I truly enjoy seeing our cultural differences, plus your video is so peaceful, wholesome, and down to earth. I wish we had places like this to accommodate our visitors but the residents here would be too selfish and inconsiderate of other people. The courtesy, kindness, and hospitality is something I genuinely love about your culture. I am learning the language now so I can come and visit one day! Much love from CA ❤️
I'm such a dope! I've just read this thinking "I've been hacked" I didn't write this!! " 😂😂.
Same name, but didn't notice the different pp!! 😂😂. Xx.
While the price might be on the higher end for a capsule hotel, I’d say you get good value for your money with everything that’s included/available for free when staying there. Also really good deal for people staying longer
Thanks for your comment!
It's expensive for a capsule hotel.
But with free meals and drinks, it's cheap for a long stay.
It would be very inexpensive to live in this hotel.
Glad you watched my video!
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@@easygoingsolotravel Yeah, you might have a small space in a capsule hotel, but with everything included in this one it would really be a viable option for people instead of a regular hotel room that can cost the same or more and where less is included in the fee. The one thing you miss out on in a capsule hotel would be private space and more privacy but I don’t think that would be much of an issue for most people since Japanese people are very respectful. If I visit Japan sometime I’d likely stay in capsule hotels a lot of the time and be fine with it, but I’d not feel safe doing the same here in Europe and especially not if visiting USA again, and I have stayed in hostels here in Sweden, sharing toon with 5 others and while it was fine, I was also lucky to have good roommates during the stay
Capsule hotels are small...
I like those small beds because they are fun and different from the beds I usually sleep in.
There is no privacy, but the people using the room are very well mannered, so it is a very comfortable place to stay.
I believe that it is safe to stay in capsule hotels in Japan, no matter where you stay.
Even if you forget something, they will take you home and nothing is stolen.
If you have a chance, please come to Japan and enjoy capsule hotels.
ありがとう！
Can You live in this hotel?
Someone lived in this hotel.
I would have been willing to live there for a week or so, but...
Not for a month, no...
Holy SHIT this is awesome 😳😳😳. I’d just live there and be happy. They are sooooo far ahead of western culture
I lived in Japan for two of the happiest years of my life. God willing I ever return, I ill definitely stay here at least once.
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Come to Japan again!
Surprisingly everything was extremely affordable. I had heard Japan cost much more than say the US but these prices are way more affordable, especially considering how much you get, than a large US city. Thanks for the knowledge. Japan is now at the top of my must see list.
@James Sheppard ok
I would love to just move in there... Basic necessities are covered, its quiet so I can read without being disturbed... And so cheap! I would move in and never leave.
Hello! Thanks for your comment!
I'd live there too if it were closer to work.
Sorry for the delay in replying.
I'm on a 2-week trip right now, editing and posting from my travels.
I'll be uploading that video as well, so watch for it!
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Me too! Love to live there if I lived in Japan but I absolutely want to visit Japan! Such a gorgeous country with friendly people plus it is so safe, too, I have heard! Love! Love! Love this video/blog! It is so interesting & calming at the same time! Thank-you for a well done video!♥️
Everything so neat and organized. I could easily live there at the announced rates lol. I LOVE JAPAN!
Love Japan. I stayed in a capsule hotel while flying thru and had a 12hr layover…
Love the people, the food. Everything.
Japan air was also my favorite airline as well…
Hello! So you stayed in a capsule hotel for 12 hours while waiting for your flight!
Was the capsule hotel small?
It's fun to stay in a small space sometimes, unlike your own bed, isn't it?
What is your favorite Japanese food?
ありがとう( ＾∀＾)
I love this!! I can see myself living in this kind of capsule hotel. They basically take care of you with all these amenities. You really don't have to worry of spending so much on living expenses! Well done Japan! And thank you for bringing great content like this! Looking forward to see more Capsule hotel videos...
This, I would love something like this but sadly in the US, people would just trash it. We just dont have the same level of respect for others that some societies do.
That and the fact everybody wants land. I don't want to live smack dab next to someone. I need some frickin space
I would love to live here for 1-3 months! It’s so cheap and food is free with entertainment!! How awesome.
Hello! Thanks for your comment!
I would love to live in this hotel, I would love to live here too.
It seems like a cheaper way to live than the house I live in now.
it's 40 USD per day 🤔
@@bengraham5699 300 per month with monthly discount!
Awesome job showing the hotel which is, in my opinion, amazing. People always say Japan is expensive but this is so inexpensive I could afford to live there for a decade at those prices. Cant wait to see future videos!
Really interesting I'm from Australia love the trust system they have in this hotel.
Looks like a experience Japanese people are so kind and well mannered.
Such a concept could not function anywhere in the world except Japan. I have never visited Japan but all the Japanese people I've met were the friendliest and most courteous people you can imagine.
It works in Sweden
vondahe, you're absolutely right, only in Japan!
This is the first capsule hotel that offers so much freebies..😚 Comfortable and clean. Thank you for uploading this video. Look forward for your next video 😊.
Thanks again for your comment!
I feel like I got so much more for my free perks than the cost of my stay!
It would be cheaper to live in this capsule hotel,
$372.00 for 30 days? That's amazing! I'm surprised people don't just live there.
Hi. I repeated your thoughts. What a great price per month$328.00 . I then said to myself, what can $1,000.00 a month get me? So I asked the host. I love yoroshi rice (elephant logo)cookers, I recommend that brand. Have fun
It's so cheap, I would even live there if my workplace were closer.
ありがとう
You own a rice cooker!
I was under the impression that non-Japanese did not own rice cookers.
@@easygoingsolotravelI didn't even know they existed a couple years ago but they are becoming quite popular these days.
@@easygoingsolotravel
plenty of people in america have a rice cooker. I've known what they were since I was 5.
I can't wait to go back to Japan once my kids are grown up. Lived there 2 winters in the mid 90's and loved it so much.
Hello! Thanks for watching our video! I'm so glad you commented!
Have you lived in Japan before?
In the 90's, that's about 30 years ago?
I wasn't even born then ...
I think a lot has changed since then.
Please come visit me in Japan again!
You can watch my videos again if you like!
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@@easygoingsolotravel Yes! I worked at Kawaba Ski in Gunma ken. We traveled on our days off. I loved taking the trains and walking around Tokyo. Visited many sites. Made some great friends. One of my Canadian co-workers stayed and runs a powder lodge now in Hakuba with his family. I bet a lot has changed and someday would love to return - so different from where I live (small town - 5000 people). I will watch more of your videos :) They help me relax!
You lived in Gunma Prefecture!
Were you an instructor at a ski resort?
I have never been to Gunma Prefecture and would like to visit one day.
And the Japanese also say that Gunma Prefecture is the most rural in Japan (laughs).
Winter's my favourite season because it's when the food's good!
I hope to visit Gunma one day for one of my videos!
I've decided that's where I want to go!
@@easygoingsolotravel Yes :) I do remember Numata (closest town to the ski resort) was know for it's apples and yogurt drink. It was a work abroad program so we rotated through different jobs at the resort. I worked in a curry buffet restaurant (yum!), a wood fired pizza restaurant, a sandwich shop and also as a lift operator. I was a snowboarder at the time but it wasn't allowed at our resort so I switched back to skiing but wasn't an instructor. Maebashi and Takaski were nice cities to visit. Also skied at Katashina and Naeba. Visited Nagano (year before Olympics - but the souvenirs were already out). Tokyo Disney was fun and the Tsukiji fish market. I have memories of Shibuya, Shinjuku, Kamakura, Hiroshima, Bjork concert, many temples, onsens, Fujiya Hotel in Hakone and year end trip to Ishigaki Jima :)❤️ 🇯🇵
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I enjoyed my stay at an Anshin Oyado in Tokyo, but this one looks to have more amenities! Free food all the time is a definite upgrade.
Hello! I see you stayed at the Safe Inn in Tokyo!
Drinks were timed, but meals were always free!
This is so fascinating. Love it.👍 Sadly, I think this concept will only work in Japan. If done anywhere else, all those freebie stuff won't last long as most guest would have taken them, or taken more than their allocated share.
Thank you for this. I am amazed, generally, at the internet 'cafés' with sleeping accomodations. But an open bar!?!? Havent't seen that before.
i love how quiet respectful and chill everyone is. US could take some hints
wow that 15 night deal is excellent value! thanks so much for your videos, they're very calming and it seems like you try everything in the places you go to
It would be cheaper to live in a hotel than to live at home because of the food, baths, and alcohol,...
I think some people live in this hotel, so if I commute to work from here, I might be able to spend less...
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I'm so glad you commented!
@@easygoingsolotravel what was the price for 30 day's in United states dollars? I could not see it ✌🙏
@@darringraham2613 link in description
The cost was USD 326.52 for a 30-day stay.
Is this cheap?
@@easygoingsolotravel very very cheap
5:50. The flashing comes from the power source and is normal. It cycles a 3 phase power sine wave at 50-60 Hz. So, the power is on and off but it happens so fast, the human eye does not notice it.
WoW! This is the first capsule hotel video of all the ones I have watched that had so many free things to offer! Pretty amazing 🤩 I do understand about being conservative when taking food and drinks etc but it’s true there are some Guys (especially guys) 🤔 especially young adult guys! from the USA that would take advantage and take way too much of food and drink etc. Those types are jerks 🤨and not representing the rest of us! 🤷🏼♀️🫣
Hello!!! Sorry it took me so long to get back to you!!!
There are people in Japan who take a lot of food, too.
But no one takes so much food as to leave it behind.
Thanks for your comment!
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Nothing beats Japanese people
They truly are above the norm
When they do something they DO IT BEST THEY CAN!
Japan always amazed me with how honest and moral everyone normally is.
There is NO WAY you could put all this stuff out for free in New Zealand. The guests would steal it all very quickly.
As for free alcohol? That is ridiculous. Every Kiwi would drink at least $100 worth of booze each day!
Even outside vending machines are a no-go in NZ, because they would be quickly vandalised or stolen for their contents.
At the ski field I lived on, everyone left their snowmobiles out overnight with the keys in the ignition!
It's shameful so many people will steal whatever they can, whenever they possibly can, simply because they can!
In New Zeeland?? That really surprises me! In Sweden, nearly all lunches and many dinners in restaurants are buffet style, all you can eat, and people eat a normal portion and then leave…No alcohol is included, though.
Free stuff? Amenities? Free booze? Vending machines? Quiet and clean environment? Respectful people?
Do not even think about it in France - would be stealt and vandalized as well ("vandals" were european people after all ^^).
Yes I agree, here in New Zealand it would be abused big time. This hotel is amazing, do many females stay in accomodation like this
Your Nazi PM is getting a honorary degree/will speak at the 2022 Harvard graduation (Cambridge MA). The stealing and the Iron Cross First Class being handed out in Cambridge says it all.
That sounds like total bullshit considering your success story against co vid. You must have a much more considerate population than Sweden.
cheaper than renting an apartment, and amazing amenities. just short a washing machine for your clothes.
There was also a washing machine, so you can live here.
You may make friends.
Just thinking how this would be treated in the usa makes me sad.
I wish the usa had respect and honor so we could have nice things like this.
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I see that there are no hotels like this in the U.S.,...
I know it's a cramped hotel, but you should take advantage of it when you come to Japan!
I love it.Japan is so awesome. I will hopefully go there one day
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I love that a place like this exists. It really seems hard to believe.
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That is legitimately impressive. You could live there for that cost.
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It's very tempting to live here at this price.
The only problem is that the beds are so small,...
However, this hotel is better equipped and more comfortable than my home.
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I wish they had something like this in Vancouver..... Hotels here range from about $200 a night soo called $80 with the hotel fees..... There are soo many homeless people here that would appreciate a cheap and safe alternative.... Although I can't say not everything should be free people hear would definitely take advantage of that...
Hi there! I was in Vancouver last year and I stayed in a hotel pod called Panda Pod( its in Richmond). Awesome ppl working there, the sleeping space is quite large and comfortable. Washrooms and showers were clean. They have a place to do laundry and eat(vending machines). They're close to skytrain station, restaurants and mall! Check them out! I'm heading back to Vancouver in June and I'm gonna stay there again!
They have a capsule hotel in whistler too
every sane person should leave Hongcouver
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Japan always knows how to amaze me. In this video, the decorative wall at the elevators reminds me of my home country (Indonesia, especially Bali or Java). What a sight!
Wow. That was a crazy cool place, right? That made me actually almost comfortable sleeping in a tiny closed space... I wished we'd look out the window? But yeah, the food! and drinks! And really the whole experience seemed quite like a "destination hotel' experience kinda... Thanks so much, that was Fun!
White rice has always been a totally favorite food. Having it free like that would be so terrific! Plus, miso soup is so good.
Now I’ve been to Japan through this video. I’ve enjoyed this video with all the free things including all you can eat is a big plus today. The honor system with the one egg. Continue with your great content ✅
The amenities are very nice, but I also appreciate that a lot of the stuff was just to be used or paid for on the honor system
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Japanese hotels have plenty of amenities,...
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this should be replicated on many countries a big help to reduce traffic in big cities so people from far flung areas dont have to travel back and forth from work to home in just a small amount of money you can save time thats why i love japan very advance in terms of technology and comfort living
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It would be a great hotel to have near your workplace.
I've stayed at this hotel and I'd enjoy it for one night, but I'd be lonely and lonely if I stayed there for 30 days.
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WOW - makes me want to visit Japan.! GREAT video!!! Thanks!
The Whole facility including the toilets is clean and neat. Very impressive.
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Excellent video and editing. Pod hotels look like a very good way to travel. Very affordable, clean and stylish. You get alot for free, good quality products aswell. My son and I would love to travel to Japan one day.
I am really enjoying your videos. I like your format of like the prospective of the audience. I wish you the very best success to your channel.
I hear there are some pod hotels here in the USA, including NYC. I believe there is one or two in the Houston, Texas area. I don't know how they compare to the overseas pods. I hope they're generous with the included stuff.
@@MisterMikeTexas we have afew in Australia as well. Now sure how they compare to rest worldwide. One in Sydney seems pretty expensive at $162 AUD a night. We have more dorms or backpackers hostels. I believe pod hotels are now worldwide.
Cool, I want to see more capsules, possibly ones with windows to outside, or “themed” capsules.
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I introduce cheap hotels, especially capsule hotels. You can watch my other videos if you like!
It's interesting that there are many cheap capsule hotels in Japan
I also introduce stylish capsule hotels!
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The author William Gibson mentioned this concept in the early 80s. I am sure he didn't visualize something so wonderful. What a great way to live. Thanks for the video.
Who is this wilam Gibson? Did he ever travel to Japan?
@@go5582 He is a best-selling science fiction writer, who in the early eighties, published a book named "Neuromancer." In it, he was the first to coin the term "cyberspace," and much of the "Matrix" themes are taken from his ideas. He called the mini-rooms "coffins" as they were not as pleasant as the ones in Japan now. You should Google him. He is a fascinating writer. As to his travels? That never interested me.
I know this was a small part of the video, but incase anyone sees this the reindeer sausage is not 100% reindeer. They usually have pork and or beef filler. I think it only has to have 30% for them to be able to call it reindeer sausage. You can also get this at most local restaurants at least in Anchorage. Great video as well.
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As long as you don't require a large room, this is a very affordable option for Japan.
This is probably the closest thing to a "vacation" I will get. 😞 But I can't complain. At least it was free. 😉😊
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Can't complain if it's free...
I love free things, so I try to find hotels with lots of free things and stay there.
They'd have to pay me.
Never say never! I figured I'd never be able to take a real vacation, I don't make tons of money and I'm single. But, I recently saved up a bit of extra cash and took my first ever vacation, solo. Took Amtrak and found an inexpensive hotel online in Chicago. I did do a couple tourist attraction things, but sometimes just walking around a place is exciting enough when you never thought you'd be there to begin with. Entire trip- 3 days/3 nights, Amtrak, food and City Pass- less than $1000 and a great memory. Things can change!
Thank you for documenting your trip and showing us what it’s like there! Beautiful!
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Lovely concept. So refreshing to see such innovation. Here in the US this wouldn't last a month.
I liked the tour very much. It is a little expensive per night but definitely a great deal
To stay for 327. Per month. Wow! I’d want to live there too. And it’s quiet!
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It helps that there are many cheap hotels in Japanese cities.
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That is a great capsule hotel! So much free stuff!
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It is rare to find a hotel with so many free...
Have you ever been to Japan?
At 2:06 it says staying for 30 days is US $327. That's dirt cheap. I would imagine lots of people treat these hotel capsules as their living accommodations, as an apartment. If I was in college I would say this is a natural since a college student needs an apartment only for the bed. Through 7 years of college and law school that's all I needed for a living space since I spent most of my time outside of my apartment, even ate all meals at local cafes, pizza shops, and fast food joints.
To be sure, if these existed at UC Berkeley in my day I would have been all over this deal.
Hello! The people staying at this hotel may be young and
There is enough room to sleep with meals included.
I think I could live well in this hotel if I were a student too.
There are many capsule hotels in Japan, but they offer a variety of services and are very enjoyable!
I have made a video about hotels and sightseeing in Japan, so please check out my other videos if you like!
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I miss Japan, it was so awesome when I lived there in the 90's. I hope to return one day.
What an insightful video. Very interesting and informative! It makes me want to stay at a place like this. It is the introverts dream stay!
Shame something like this would never work in America the idiots would destroy the place in a week
What would it be like to have such a capsule hotel in the US?
I will leave my smart phone or tablet in my seat while I go get a drink or food.
But I have never had anything stolen.
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Not to mention the racially tensed and biased idiots, this idea could never work in USA, too close for comfort
@@easygoingsolotravel Japan is much tougher on law-breakers than the United States, and prison is much harder. In California, the government won't even prosecute people who steal less than $900 worth of merchandise. The result is that thieves load up a car with stolen merchandise from a store, then unload it, and go back to the store to steal more stuff.
You're being nice.... I give it a day if its lucky! Imagine cheap unlimited booze.... you'll have 3000+ people at the door the moment the word gets out!
@@edennis8578 Japan is tougher on law breakers?!
Lol
USA has 5% of the worlds population and 25% of it's prisoners
No air conditioning, no heat and you work for 5 cents an hour if you get paid anything
It's a messed up industry here
This was a great experience just watching. It had me wishing I could speak Japanese so I could enjoy this experience live in living color!!!
I would love to visit Japan some day. It has always appealed to me. The culture and enviroment.
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If you ever travel to Japan, capsule hotels are interesting, but I would recommend a regular hotel!
You should also visit the castle later on.
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In the video it says 30 days stays for a discount, which is amazing, but on the website, there is maximum 10 days when going through reservation. Maybe the amazing offer is already over? P.S great video, made me dream of the simple life!
These travel hotels are a fabulous idea. Notice how I said travel?
In the suburbs of San Francisco California someone took this idea and frigged with it. They took regular houses and put sleeping "capsules" in one big room. I'm pretty sure that the "capsules" are not as fancy, or elaborate, as in the hotel you're showcasing. The people renting the "capsules" share the rest of the house with the other renters. Paying at least $800. a month. This is being done INSTEAD of tackling the abhorrent high rental prices. The company is bragging about this "great new idea."
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Oh wow, seeing all the free things provided I would just live there! Especially the free drinks haha :D Thank you for this video have a great day/night!^^
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that is so effin awesome. when i visit japan, i am so gonna go to that capsule hotel. thank you for that valuable insight, sir.
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Wow! This is nice. Better than a hotel room. And it seems relatively quiet. Not a bunch of loud people. You could easily stay here for days.
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Many of the people staying at this hotel are staying alone, so everyone was quietly reading a book or watching a video, enjoying their own time.
It was a comfortable hotel for me because I don't have any friends.
That was amazing , Im from the States and did get to stay in a capsule . Every one of your needs met , exceptional service , cant wait to go back to Japan !!
Kind of make you regret having to go back home after it all, doesn't it?
@@steadholderharrington9035 Absolutely !!
I love how clean everything is!!people have a lot of respect for each other there.
My sons dream is visiting Japan. That hotel seems amazing, I'd possibly stay there. Thank you for showing us that.
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My nephew wants to visit also I would love to take him .. I didn’t know considering pandemic and such
I don't know how they make any money, they give so much away ♥
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I know it's included like lodging, but it feels like a bargain when you can drink and eat this much.
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Watching this video gave me anxiety. (Very well done,and nice hotel) but, for everything being so compact and tight, there’s no human contact anywhere! This is self-serve on a whole new level! From meals, to entertainment, to having a drink, not one word was said to another human being. Makes me kind of sad…. 🤷♀️
if you want to talk to another human being ... there is free WiFi 😋
When you go outside, plenty of ways to talk and meet !
I've stayed in a few capsule hotels in a few countries they are actually pretty good. They are more quiet then a real hotel people seem to be more respectful.
Amazing. I need to stay in this place when I visit Japan again. Thanks for posting. Love the style of your content
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There are many small bed capsule hotels in Japan.
I introduce interesting hotels and nice sightseeing spots.
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1) Please explain the 60,000 yen price that is just below the 25,000 and 40,000 offers.
2) For 40,000 yen is it possible to remain in the hotel all day + all night for 30 days?
That seems almost too good to be true...are those prices "normal" or are they because of Covid?
Very well done video...thanks...I subscribed.
I think Japan is a place I need to visit,looks great. Good videos 👍
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I never considered this option but I will most certainly use this hotel since I am single again and it's so well appointed! Fantastic! Thanks for checking this out for us!
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I am single and this hotel is very cozy,...
The bed is small, but it was enough for me to sleep!
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Excellent video 😁👍 your a natural at this. Looking forward to the next one.
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I have to work harder on my video posting pace, I'm a bit impatient,...
I am more used to the editing process than when I started on RUclips.
Is it hard to see my video editing? I'm wondering if I'm not switching too fast.
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@@easygoingsolotravel I'm definitely not surprised, like I've said before your videos are truly very good. They keep me interested from beginning to end 😁👍
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My friends and I stayed at the Anshin Oyado in Kyoto, it was so wonderful! The onsen was really enjoyable, and we spent SO much time in the massage chairs. Can't wait to return to Kyoto someday.
Hi, I know this hotel is also in Kyoto.
Was it not too cramped to stay in a capsule hotel?
Glad you enjoyed your trip to Japan!
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I introduce many tourist attractions in Japan and I would be very happy if you could watch my other videos as well!
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I'm thinking about going to japan one day and your videos are real life savers.
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Come to Japan!
I have never left Japan, but it is a nice place.
Great video, keep on making these as the interest in Japanese tourism is always growing !
That was such a nice trip…I couldn’t stop watching 🇺🇸🌴
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This is the kind of Hotel that I would like to see in Manila, Philippines 🇵🇭. I enjoy looking at the hotel 🏨 and it's amenities.
So...many...freebies!
If i were to holiday in Japan id stay there for a couple of weeks.
Great prices & a lot of freebies!
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Although many of them are offered for free...
But it's included in the cost of your stay...
If you ever travel to Japan, try a capsule hotel!
Sometimes a cramped bed can be fun!
I'm making a video about accommodations and transportation in Japan, I hope you'll watch my other videos if you like!
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What an amazing deal. Staying the month would be a great price with everything you get include. I could happily live there.
Wow... I could see staying there for like 2 weeks. For a little over $200 USD?!?! That's incredible! ...just wondering around the city during the day, seeing what there is to see, guzzling free liquor at night. Free breakfast. LOL. What's a Thepla? Thanks so much for your video!
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This hotel is so cheap that I want to live there,...
And "Thepla" is the name of a Japanese stationery product, a machine that makes label stickers.
I've attached a link for you to take a look.
This is "Thepla".
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40 a night is $560 for two weeks
@@alaskanathabaskan6966 at some point in the video the person shows the long stay deals and it was surprisingly cheap
@@alaskanathabaskan6966 $40 * 14 = $560. Sure enough. That's math. Check the video at 2:05 where it shows a 15 day's stay for 25,000 yen which is shown equivalent $204.83 USD. 204.83 / 15 = $13.65. You'd be skrimping just to have two square meals at McDonald's for $13.65 - no accommodations! I just Googled the conversion rate. It is currently showing 0.0077 USD per yen. In other words, 100 yen is 77 cents. That would make a 25,000 yen cost for 15 days be $192.50. That's incredible! That's $12.83 a day. I don't know *anywhere*, not the dumpiest Motel 6, Super 8, or no-name roach motel *anywhere* you can stay for that in USA.
@@alaskanathabaskan6966 You get a discount for longer stays.
Love it! Thank you for that relaxing tour!
Excellent accommodations I love all the freebies and I love this video thank you
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This is my first video of yours, and it was great!! I can't wait to see others! Thank you for the wonderful content!