I could not imagine a facility like this existing in a major US city like LA or NYC - people would vandalize and destroy it. Tokyo is probably one of the most densely populated cities I've visited and yet it's so orderly, clean and civilized.
When I moved to Japan 10 years ago I couldn't believe some of the inventions I would see. Now it's like "yeah that's Japan for you". Their inventions are amazing. I especially love their village areas. They're so calming. So clean.
@@genesisreyes5815 As someone who used to work for a Japanese company and has spent a not-insignificant amount of time in Japan, I highly advise you to do your due diligence and extensively research the realities of moving to and living in Japan. In my personal opinion, Japan is fantastic to visit, but can be very difficult to live in long-term as a foreigner. Some people make it work, for sure, but even many of those people find it necessary to "go home" a couple times a year to get a break from Japanese society. Similarly, those that go over to Japan to teach English as part of the JET program or similar frequently become disillusioned with Japan and move to another country after their term. The unfortunate reality is that you will always be an "outsider" and will struggle to form meaningful relationships with anyone other than your fellow ex-pats. Without fluency in Japanese (including "keigo" or "formal language"), familiarity with Japanese business etiquette, and a marketable skillset, your employment opportunities will be extremely limited, and you are statistically most likely to end up as an English teacher making barely enough money to make ends meet.
This is my new favourite youtube channel! The whole non-speech idea is awesome and really makes me relax and delve into the so different Japanese culture. Please don't stop making those videos!!
That might be cool where you are, but here in Japan people are so repressed that they do not know how to interact with others. They call themselves shy but they make themselves shy or society does. You could spend years working with someone and never know when his birthday is.
They aren't sleep pods but very useful for the business person on the go. I was running between stations for work and an emergency came up, so I managed to jump into one of the booths for a zoom meeting. Very useful. These popped up around covid times, though some existed before then too.
If they were sleeping pods someone would have to clean it hourly. But I agree for business travelers,students and those that need a break from the noise and congestion this will help a lot.
Japan is one of those places I think I'd want to travel to to just see "ordinary" stuff like this. Not really tourist attractions or natural wonders, just a bit of everyday life in places like this.
i used to live there for 6 months in kumamoto where there's barely anything to see for tourists but it was so nice! i feel so refreshed just by taking a walk around the city and seeing ordinary things
@James Suicide rates in Japan are not that high. According to a recent report by the World Health Organization, Japan is the 49th country in the world with the highest suicide rate relative to its population. Meanwhile, other well-known countries such as Sweden in 47th place, Finland in 38th place, Belgium in 35th place, the USA in 31st place, Ukraine in 19th place, South Korea in 12th place, Russia in 11th place. But even though suicide rates are much higher in the US or South Korea, for example, nobody says, "Oh, America? Suicide rates are so high there." or "South Korea? That's the country where everyone commits suicide?".. Japan has a strangely bad reputation, but actually their suicide rate is not that high.
Found this video in my recommendations. I love the way you did the whole video. As mentioned by others, no excess noise, no background music, great subtitles! I especially loved the Coffee, Rest, GET TO WORK subtitles 😆 the all capital letters says it all. Thank you!
This looks like an introvert's dream: a private space away from the hustle and bustle to have a coffee, a snack, read a book. I wish all stations worldwide had this!
this is too costly for "introvert`s dream". Better rent a full day rest place. 30 day = 15000 yen or 40000 with extra service (like ... "bus pass" or "train pass" for workers?) in "Capsule Hotel"
Мне не понравилось ,что в кабинке полупрозрачная дверь входная ! Мне кажется это должно так нервировать,когда кто-то подходит к моей капсуле (никакого 😢chill out)
In the U.S. there would be piles of needles, people would be living in them and the few open ones would be gross and graffiti from wall to all and everything including the little fan would be stolen. 😮 😂😅
Ive always said there needs to be more places in cities to take a nap! Cities are exhausting, so its great to have a quiet place to chill for a couple of hours, great idea! Love it!
@@ayudyalarasatiarsad8387 homeless as much as i feel and wish solutions for their pain, have made it hard for anyone to nap in a library without getting negative attention.
When I used to travel I would love booking minute suites or stopping by a quiet place in a lounge. The mental value of just spending as little as 15 mins in quiet and isolated space on a day of travel cannot be overstated. It doesn’t take long to completely change your stress level for the day.
for someone who has been living in Tokyo for more than 7 years, I can say you are better off look for net cafe nearby, some of them have private room with sound proofing. You can also choose between reclining chair/mattress. Free drink bar as well, free to use shower (bring your own towel though). Cheaper than these station pod (which are aimed towards people that are late for meeting due to train problem etc). I never really see anyone use it before.
@@1953lili idk where this idea comes from. Japan is quite good at keeping trains on time and is rarely late but it happens enough to not be on the news every time. Delays make the news when the cause is a big deal, not because the train is late
Don't shoot the messenger! I heard the train was less than a minute late and the next day the newspaper issued an apology! Meanwhile, Amtrak in the states is always late but no apology issued! You misunderstood my post.....when I was there in 1999 with my students Ando sensei told me to look for Mt. Fuji at exactly 11:30 am while on the way to Tokyo. And that's exactly when it came into view!
I love your videos. Sometimes, I don't want to hear people talking. your videos are perfect for those times. Thank you. Oh and your videos make me smile when you make funny comments in the captions ;)
For someone that doesn't like large crowds, this would be amazing to pass the time. It's nice that you can leave, grab some treats, and come back and have your luggage waiting there safely.
@@mashable8759 it's a cultural thing. Most Asian countries are considerate about illnesses. As in if someone is sick but they still need to head out, they will wear a mask. Or maybe they don't want to catch a cold. There's also the summer sand storm that sweeps in the area and it's highly advised to wear a mask. Wearing a mask is the norm way before covid
I went to Japan and it's a beautiful place. People are very polite and respectful. It's a very clean place. I felt safe over there. I loved it over there.
I'm in Silicon Valley. For being so "high tech", it amazes me how far behind we really are. Always wanted to go go Japan, where people are actually respectful and clean.
Watching this in the middle of the night and makes me really wonder how Japan is light years ahead in so many ways. The perfection in the details and cleanness is mind-blowing. Very enjoyable video and thanks for letting the images speak for themselves by avoiding narration.
Ja Japan ist wirklich ein schönes Land. In Deutschland verkommt alles. Die Zuwanderung und Flüchtlingswelle hat unseren Land sehr geschadet. Japan kann stolz sein auf das was es hat.😊
These things would most certainly make a lot of sense in a lot of other countries. Tons of tired people in stations everywhere have looked at the luggage lockers and thought: "I wish they were just a bit larger, so I could fit in to safely take a nap... "
They sort of exist in a lot of countries, but just as quiet work pods. They won’t have coffee machines, or at least not in the Netherlands, but they’re usually near a cafe anyway so you could of course always grab a snack before entering. They’re less common at stations and more common at colleges, library’s and business parks tho.
I think "nap pods" at airports, etc., are a really great idea, especially when your flight gets cancelled four times and you have an unexpected 3-hour delay.
Shoot try flying non rev after a canceled flight you could be at the airport for days. Non rev means non revenue, free flights for employees their immediate family and parents. My parents got stuck in Japan for 3 days with my lil bro sister because 1 flight got canceled. Nice to fly free but it can a pain in the ass
Makes you wonder how Japan could be so terrible and evil so as to sneak attack the USA which is such a wonderful, peacful, prosperous, kind, transparent, honest government.....
First time I visited Japan, in 2019, the first thing that blew my mind was public restrooms with bidets and/or heated seats. Also, ekiben, or train lunch boxes, is a genius idea for cities that run 24/7. Want a bento, but no time to prep or you're a tourist that's always on the go? grab a box from the store AT THE PLATFORM, or while inside the train (at least in the bullet train, from what I experienced). ... I miss Japan...
They have express stores at most train stations around the world, often on platform in the west. Excluding the USA that is. They do not serve food in European trains anymore tho, so that’s definitely still a Japanese pro
I was there too in 2019 just before the pandemic hit. It was amazing. The food at the train station, those mini marts thst sell quality good food, the vending machines on almost every block with healthy drinks to buy. The subway station with up and down arrows so traffic can flow fast and efficient. Even how you they share umbrellas when it rains. You just grab one and then drop it off at another place for someone else to use. The community conveniences impressed me so much. The people not only gave us directions but walked us to our air bnb. I want to retire there. I loved Japan.
@@roy_hks Where the freak have you been travelling. That just doesn't happen in the US. About the only place you will find food in the station is busses.
They should just have your public restroom have a lock, key, bed and hourly rate. Would save space. 😬 (wishing there were a pulling your hair out emoji)
@@roy_hks Some international trains in Europe still have diner wagons where you can buy food and drinks on board. I came across a few of these while interrailing in 2019.
The same thing used to be said about Germany. Today Germany is a shithole, the cities are dirty and overcrowded with impoverished migrants who hang around on park benches and harass people. You hardly ever see Germans anymore, especially in the mornings. After all, they have to work and get the money for the young men. Europe's days are numbered, perhaps those of the entire West. Now the Asian age begins.
I've been in Japan for the past 8 days, I've visited Tokyo and surroundings but have spent most of my time navigating through the train stations, it's soooooo overwhelming. I am amazed at how every one functions here, and yes very clean despite lack of garbage cans.
How do they do that in Japan, the people, did you notice or do you have any idea? Do people keep wrappers, packages etc with them till they can dispose of them? Or do they only open up, unpack, unwrap things inside buildings (like inside the shop they are, inside any accommodation they may be in)?
@@mr.nekonotama I would LOVE to know what you're saying but I am not capable of reading your language and YT does this time NOT offer any possibility of translation. At least, if it was 'on the up and up', but from someone who is Japanese I would not expect anything else.
@@harrickvharrick3957 He/she said that it is regarded as rude if Japanese eat on the street, so it's ok for them to have no rubbish bin on the street. For park, convin stores, tourist spots etc., there are rubbish bins (because eating is ok there). From my knowledge I remember Japanese usually take their rubbish back home and they sort their rubbish for recycling.
I'm pretty fascinated by the accommodations that Japan has. Everything about them feel orderly and sort of futuristic, yet not going overboard on technology, only being used for convenience, and I love that. It gives Japanese cities so much character that many other cities in many other countries lack.
What's bizarre is I remember traveling on the West Coast of the US as a kid and in a lot of places 20 years ago this is how a standard accommodation would be. You never see this kind of thing anymore here. But Japan will always be civilized enough inter-personally to be able to have such things. I'd never want to live there personally, but that's something I'll always appreciate and really drives me to want to visit again someday.
@@madwilli3205 yeah the culture isn't kind to expats and foreign workers, or even their own youth, but there's a lot to admire from the outside looking in
I went to Japan as a child in the early 90s and remember being in awe of so many things. Especially any kind of vending machine. It felt very advanced at the time but I don’t remember many details. Just feeling so impressed.
It's crazy to see the complete 180 western civilization had on Japanese civilization. Before it was "Tried and true, tradition and honor." Where everyone regardless of class was allowed to wear a sword and armour. And after it was "Endless advancement and wealth" where outside of a handful of enthusiasts, only the ruling class has permission to own swords that can throw other swords at 1000ft per second at 350 rounds per sec.
Same here, except I was there in the mid 80s my first time. I was in Tokyo and they had Cherry Coke in the machines before the US and I went to Shakeys pizza on the Ginza and they put seaweed on the pizza. Japan is thee Best!) They have Thee Best candy, gummies, and pop/soda as well. Also had delicious cold iced coffee in cans before the US. They put America to shame since then to now, hands down. Cheers🤙
Its kind of amazing how far a society can get in such short time when there are no criminal people with poop colored skin and 70 IQ dragging everybody else down.
I have always been led to believe that Tokyo is obscenely priced for everything. Those food prices seem less expensive than what you would find in any big American city. Also, what stops people from having sex in that second type of pod?
Apart from the touristy spots that I've only ever seen in books or online, it's everyday things like this that I look forward to for my first trip to Japan next year! Love your channel!
I lived in Japan for 10 years from 1989 to 1999 and I used to stay in the capsule hotels all the time they weren’t in the stations they were freestanding but they were usually located next to stations or a very close within walking distance to stations they were a trip I love those things I wish they’d have them in the US Those capsule hotels have restaurants in them they were open all night saunas they were great! What a great concept
Unfortunately, in the US, they would be broken into and taken over by either: drug addicts or homeless people and would become a city nuisance. We can't have nice things in the US here 🤷♀
@@mftd9316 : Yes of course sadly you are correct! And it really is a shame it really is a pity that it Has to be that way But that’s the world we live in today!
if a real estate entrapeanuer figured out how to use the unused space of all the rooftops in nyc or any other big city and put one up there that would be cool. but maybe the thieves and thugs would be waiting for the prey to arrive
What a fun video! That robot was too cute. And it did such a good job! Everything was so clean!! And there were so many people! The cleanliness and the number of people out and about on the street was a lot different than in most parts of the US.
When my life is downsized and simple, I am going to vacation in Japan for a month. Elderly style. Slow and relaxing. Foods, walk in parks, and meet beautiful people. I love Japanese people. Would be fun to just say hello.
Tokyo has always been advanced. The first time I went in the mid 90's they had things the US and Europe had only begun to actualize. It was incredible.
Around 2012 for me. Went to Tokyo and I remember being in awe of their underground infrastructure, particularly the subway and malls. It was like a second city down there.
@@OomegaLuL How do you describe "way ahead"? Most of these technologies are invented and created by US or European nations. Most of the science and tech knowledge was planted by European and American scientist. Most new advancements and technologies are envisioned and started by US inventors. The only difference is technology is slower to be implemented in the western countries for mass population use.
I feel like I could walk around anywhere in Japan with no worries even a night...Looks like such clean, well organized, bright and healthy place to live. Definitely fun place to visit
Truly Awesome👏 Well done Japan👍 they should have these types of pods at every airports, for those passengers who miss there flights or long delays, things like that❤️
I love the style of travel video you have created. Japan is really interesting to see. It looks like a different world of infrastructure for people that are alone in big cities needing a lot of automated services. I also like your sense of humor.
Visiting Japan is one of my dreams. I'd want to go for like a month and just see stuff. I want to see everything, the hustle and bustle of the big cities, the smaller villages, the shrines, the nature, the people, the culture. Shame I doubt I'll ever be able to afford such a trip. Oh well, at least videos like this are plentiful and give me a taste of the dream lol.
I bet you van make it work, just think I bet you can get a Passport, that alone is huge, many people cant even travel because they cant get one, with a US Passport you can travel anywhere, yeah you need cash too but like any dream you work for it save and eventually you’ll have enough, think about it
You can probably do it on a budget. The yen is weak to the dollar right now, so if you can save up $800-1000 for airfare during the slow season, and stay outside of Tokyo, it'll be pretty affordable. The main cost is mostly the airfare.
I follow multiple Japanese influencers. It all happened naturally without noticing me being drawn. Their tips and insights have made a difference in my daily life! Then I realized Im being drawn to their esthetic, values and vibe. I feel the beauty of Japan, whether it is urban city or rural is testament to the outlook and perspective of the Japanese people. Someone is cultivating the magical, beautiful vibe of Japan. Its the people! To maintain their country with such cleanliness and respect just goes to show the character of the people. I have so much respect. We can all learn from this 🙌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✨✨ARIGATO
Amazing video...thanks for sharing your experience. I'm impressed by the cleanliness of their streets and railway stations. Enjoy your travels wherever you go.
You are one of the few tarvel-loguers that actually gives you the price of food and other items. It makes it a lot more real. Most people think Japan is out of their financial range, but that $8 supper looked damned good to me.
This would actually be kind of nice in NYC too. Sometimes you are waiting for someone, or there's a pause in your traveling where you just need somewhere private to sit for a bit that's not outside or just an uncomfortable bench. Thanks for sharing this!
Would be nice if they have securities around, otherwise it will turn into a dumpster in no longer. Also need cleaner 24/7 since...well we NYCer can be disgusting sometimes
@@SuperlunarNim Especially given how affordable they are. I worked at low end "hotel" in NYC. I can ensure you people are willing to have intercourse in these pods. Not because they want that excitement of doing it publicly, but because it costs less than renting a room.
Too many trashy people here who have no respect for these things. They'd steal or break everything in the pod and pee on the desk for good measure just because they can.
@@SuperlunarNim exactly NYC mindset first thing I think is if they had this in Brooklyn imagine the news story man wakes up to an armed robbery lol they saw his Rolex thru the pod
I think it is a marvelous idea ! When I come in big cities, there is always a moment where I want to be alone because I am easily affected by noise and crowd. I also don't know where to do a quick nap sometimes to relax. To me, we, european, have a lot to understand from Japan, especially respect towards people and keep public spaces safe, clean and quiet. Paradise for me is living with very well educated people.
What you have to understand is one simple thing: Japan is not ethnically diverse and therefore japanese culture can flourish without disruption. The only thing we have to learn as europeans is border protection and deportation. It would be the most peaceful place alongside with Japan.
They aren't importing millions of illegals who NEVER have to assimilate into Western culture or respect the host population. And that's BY DESIGN to tear down Western culture.
I love this channel! Your videos are so relaxing and interesting. Japan is such a wondrous and fascinating place. I regret that I have never visited. Now that I’m 54, it’s unlikely I ever will. At least I can enjoy it through your eyes.
3:21 But what if you have to go to the bathroom? Does your time outside the sleep pod still count for the total? 7:51 "Halloween Nyaffle" is a clever pun... but only works in Japanese. 13:04 Donki! 14:40 Between the "nyaffle" and this robot, the theme of your video is "cats." These sleep pods would be great for my country where the traffic takes as long as 2hrs and our transportation systems are a mess. Thanks for featuring this interesting innovation in Tokyo, I'm sure these will inspire ideas among your viewers.
Hi john. Yes, it counts. You need to book the time for using the pod beforehand😉 It was not until I saw your comment that I noticed the video features cats haha. This pod is in stations but hopefully someday I'd like sleep pods in highway rest areas
Hahah funny how you time stamped comments. I need to do that because I’m constantly talking back to his statements or coming up with questions for various things!!!
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Интересный опыт. Пребывая в людном и шумном месте и вдруг - тишина и покой на желаемый и оплаченный срок. Очень понравился робот-котик в кафе. Удивительная страна Япония. Спасибо за видео!
What a cool video! All the sights and sounds, the smells, the hustle and rustle, elegantly captured! Well done. Next time maybe you could feature an overnight pod? I would really enjoy that! Tokyo has been on my bucket list for a long time now. Such a beautiful city!
My mother in-law is from Japan. Met my father in-law when he was stationed there. It’s amazing how she up and left to come to America. I wish my husband would have embraced his Japanese heritage more, especially now that she is no longer with us, and our daughter has this amazing heritage.
I’m envious, married to an Asian man! When I took my students to Japan the male teachers were so humble and sweet and respectful. Hopefully he is still fluent so he can teach your daughter!
This is a very sane feature to have at bus stations or airports! Lets you escape the confusion of people for a little while, which can be very restorative.
This is exactly what I dreampt about when I was in Middle School and had to walk to my moms work that was nearby and wait 3 hrs until she got off shift. It's so cool that this actually exists somewhere.
Your travel journal is fascinating! If I watch all of your videos, it will be almost as good as traveling to Japan! I think I could easily become a Japanese culture junkie!
I could see these pods working anywhere there's a lot of people. Even in train stations and airports in a small country like Norway, there would be a lot of value in being able to book a private meeting room or being able to sit in peace for a video meeting with colleagues. Or even just to rest your head for half an hour while enjoying some quiet in an otherwise busy day.
That aerial display checkout is so fancy! I'm from australia and went to Japan recently with my brother and it was amazing how so far ahead you guys are tech wise.
@@assistanttrailerparksuperv6839 he agreed with me about a lot of it TBH me and him are of similar opinion in regards to things like this well for the most part.
I was fortunate enough to travel through Asia back in the mid-2000’s. Japan was, by far, my favourite place that I had visited. I’d love to go back sometime. Nice, neat things could only happen in Japan as these pods would be completely be destroyed and/vandalized in other countries.
This is one of the things that we wanted to see first hand in Japan. The culture of this country and the things that are unconventional interests us. It makes us have Japan in our top list to visit.
For someone like me who thrives in silence and order, Japan seems perfect. No excess noise, being polite is an attribute, and everything is efficient. RUclips is making me rethink retiring in Greece. lol
It does seem very clean and organized. I like that but it might be a little crowded for me. I am 61 years old and I don't want to be. Walking down town and bumping into people. 🥺
Thank you for this amazing video. I used to teach Korean businesspeople ESL online. They told me they commonly work until 7 or 8 pm. No wonder everyone is so tired. These pods are a necessity. Also, I love the diner robot with the blinking eyes and a name. So cute !!! PS my mom was a big fan of fried oysters, too. 😊
Man... If there's any born-and-raised Japanese people that live in Japan currently, reading this... I'm jealous of how nice daily life looks. For an outsider, this is like Seventh Heaven. Japan, or at least Tokyo, looks like the kind of retro-futuristic cities that shows like Akira and Cyberpunk advertise.
Do you how many times I would have killed for this in the U.S. at airports when I've been stuck on an extended layover with cancelled/delayed flights? OMG
Wouldn't work in the U.S. Either someone would use it as a solution to homelessness, refusing to leave after their time's expired, or the inside would be trashed by drunks or drug addicts. (Imagine finding a puddle of urine or fresh turds in one of these.) 😂
@@rocketraccoon1976 Lmao, imagine being so toxic that you actually think this would be true. The reason it wouldn't work is that they would charge too much for it, that's it...places in Europe are trying these out too but they price them way too much
@@rocketraccoon1976 I agree, don't think it would work in the US unfortunately. For the most part in Japan, people are very respectful of public spaces. It's a collectivist society and people (again for the most part) conform.
@@tevarinvagabond1192 I don't think Steve Rogers is being toxic. I actually agree with him. I think some places would be better than others depending on the types of people going through these areas. If the airport happens to have mostly business travelers going through, then it would be better for the most part, but if it's an airport that caters to a lot of other demographics (high tourist area) then all bets are off. And yes, price point is a HUGE factor.
It won't work in the United States because the majority of people got no respect for public places. Most people don't follow rules in the United States.
I could not imagine a facility like this existing in a major US city like LA or NYC - people would vandalize and destroy it. Tokyo is probably one of the most densely populated cities I've visited and yet it's so orderly, clean and civilized.
Ohh man your wording sound more like same situation in India also 😂. People will only care if its new and within months ..
Right. The West lost it's culture
Thats cause Japan Law dont mess around like American Law does.
Japans conviction rate is 99 percent lmao its out of fear not respect
@Lara Gravenor Same here in America with a minority black population
When I moved to Japan 10 years ago I couldn't believe some of the inventions I would see. Now it's like "yeah that's Japan for you". Their inventions are amazing. I especially love their village areas. They're so calming. So clean.
Do they speak English in Japan? I’m planing on moving there but don’t know a word of Japanese
@@genesisreyes5815 noopee.. most of them can't speak english at all lol
@@sarshi3198 well ig I have to learn
@@genesisreyes5815 As someone who used to work for a Japanese company and has spent a not-insignificant amount of time in Japan, I highly advise you to do your due diligence and extensively research the realities of moving to and living in Japan. In my personal opinion, Japan is fantastic to visit, but can be very difficult to live in long-term as a foreigner. Some people make it work, for sure, but even many of those people find it necessary to "go home" a couple times a year to get a break from Japanese society. Similarly, those that go over to Japan to teach English as part of the JET program or similar frequently become disillusioned with Japan and move to another country after their term.
The unfortunate reality is that you will always be an "outsider" and will struggle to form meaningful relationships with anyone other than your fellow ex-pats. Without fluency in Japanese (including "keigo" or "formal language"), familiarity with Japanese business etiquette, and a marketable skillset, your employment opportunities will be extremely limited, and you are statistically most likely to end up as an English teacher making barely enough money to make ends meet.
Yes any invention can be amazing, what’s special in Japan is how they are able to monetize and generate a profit off it.
This is my new favourite youtube channel! The whole non-speech idea is awesome and really makes me relax and delve into the so different Japanese culture.
Please don't stop making those videos!!
Also no annoying repetitive loud music to drive you crazy.
I love how you don’t make lots of (unnecessary noise) in your videos. Your utilisation of subtitles is brilliant. Cheers.
very normal on the japanese side of youtube, a lot of people are paranoid about showing face and voice online
That might be cool where you are, but here in Japan people are so repressed that they do not know how to interact with others. They call themselves shy but they make themselves shy or society does. You could spend years working with someone and never know when his birthday is.
No background techno pop. Lol.
Dystopia, BIG BROTHER,When humans become robots, emptiness..no feelings or communication..eating plastic.
Welcome to the brave new world!
They aren't sleep pods but very useful for the business person on the go. I was running between stations for work and an emergency came up, so I managed to jump into one of the booths for a zoom meeting. Very useful. These popped up around covid times, though some existed before then too.
If they were sleeping pods someone would have to clean it hourly. But I agree for business travelers,students and those that need a break from the noise and congestion this will help a lot.
But expenisve af lol
Would be really handy if u wanna study in some of those pods
@@allenl9214 about 12 $ ...
and can you trust the AC has been cleaned properly and you're not inhaling god nows what? Who cleans these things? How often?
@@ShrekMeBe are u seriously asking that?
it's freaking Japan... There is no cleaner country than Japan in the entire world.
Japan is one of those places I think I'd want to travel to to just see "ordinary" stuff like this. Not really tourist attractions or natural wonders, just a bit of everyday life in places like this.
i used to live there for 6 months in kumamoto where there's barely anything to see for tourists but it was so nice! i feel so refreshed just by taking a walk around the city and seeing ordinary things
If this is ordinary life I will say death must be better.
@@traceytrotter9934 Finally. Someone who agrees 🤣
@James Suicide rates in Japan are not that high. According to a recent report by the World Health Organization, Japan is the 49th country in the world with the highest suicide rate relative to its population. Meanwhile, other well-known countries such as Sweden in 47th place, Finland in 38th place, Belgium in 35th place, the USA in 31st place, Ukraine in 19th place, South Korea in 12th place, Russia in 11th place. But even though suicide rates are much higher in the US or South Korea, for example, nobody says, "Oh, America? Suicide rates are so high there." or "South Korea? That's the country where everyone commits suicide?".. Japan has a strangely bad reputation, but actually their suicide rate is not that high.
Nail on the head. Like how it would be to visit another planet.
Found this video in my recommendations. I love the way you did the whole video. As mentioned by others, no excess noise, no background music, great subtitles! I especially loved the Coffee, Rest, GET TO WORK subtitles 😆 the all capital letters says it all. Thank you!
This looks like an introvert's dream: a private space away from the hustle and bustle to have a coffee, a snack, read a book. I wish all stations worldwide had this!
This is exactly what i think 😅 this is so nice
this is too costly for "introvert`s dream". Better rent a full day rest place. 30 day = 15000 yen or 40000 with extra service (like ... "bus pass" or "train pass" for workers?) in "Capsule Hotel"
Мне не понравилось ,что в кабинке полупрозрачная дверь входная ! Мне кажется это должно так нервировать,когда кто-то подходит к моей капсуле (никакого 😢chill out)
In the U.S. there would be piles of needles, people would be living in them and the few open ones would be gross and graffiti from wall to all and everything including the little fan would be stolen. 😮 😂😅
You can't have these outside places like Japan unfortunately
It would be ransacked, vandalized, pissed on, and uncared for
Ive always said there needs to be more places in cities to take a nap! Cities are exhausting, so its great to have a quiet place to chill for a couple of hours, great idea! Love it!
There's good place to take a nap: your home.
it will be ruined by homeless and druggies in US
Sometimes i visit library to take a nap
@@ayudyalarasatiarsad8387 homeless as much as i feel and wish solutions for their pain, have made it hard for anyone to nap in a library without getting negative attention.
its fcking 28 usd for 2hr+, not for your regular workers
When I used to travel I would love booking minute suites or stopping by a quiet place in a lounge. The mental value of just spending as little as 15 mins in quiet and isolated space on a day of travel cannot be overstated. It doesn’t take long to completely change your stress level for the day.
So true 👍🏼
Cant handle 15 minutes. I'd need atleast an hour
Yeah, i just wrote the same comment - would be nice to have those in airports
You are correct 100 %
I would use that if I had a long layover. Although I generally fly direct now.
for someone who has been living in Tokyo for more than 7 years, I can say you are better off look for net cafe nearby, some of them have private room with sound proofing. You can also choose between reclining chair/mattress. Free drink bar as well, free to use shower (bring your own towel though). Cheaper than these station pod (which are aimed towards people that are late for meeting due to train problem etc). I never really see anyone use it before.
Trains late? Heaven forbid! Big news in the headlines the next day!
He did use a net cafe at 10:37. Useful for micro breaks, not too comfy...but it's better to sit outdoors as long as it isn't freezing 🥶
@@1953lili idk where this idea comes from. Japan is quite good at keeping trains on time and is rarely late but it happens enough to not be on the news every time. Delays make the news when the cause is a big deal, not because the train is late
@@marionmarking 0
Don't shoot the messenger! I heard the train was less than a minute late and the next day the newspaper issued an apology! Meanwhile, Amtrak in the states is always late but no apology issued! You misunderstood my post.....when I was there in 1999 with my students Ando sensei told me to look for Mt. Fuji at exactly 11:30 am while on the way to Tokyo. And that's exactly when it came into view!
I love your videos. Sometimes, I don't want to hear people talking. your videos are perfect for those times. Thank you. Oh and your videos make me smile when you make funny comments in the captions ;)
For someone that doesn't like large crowds, this would be amazing to pass the time. It's nice that you can leave, grab some treats, and come back and have your luggage waiting there safely.
When he walked in and the door closed and the sound cut out from all the hustle and bustle, I was relieved.
This is fantastic
grab some treats
can anyone tell me why are they still wearing masks?
@@mashable8759 it's a cultural thing. Most Asian countries are considerate about illnesses. As in if someone is sick but they still need to head out, they will wear a mask. Or maybe they don't want to catch a cold. There's also the summer sand storm that sweeps in the area and it's highly advised to wear a mask. Wearing a mask is the norm way before covid
You better not be claustrophobic!
DUDE! That was AWESOME! They way you filmed made me feel like I was actually there! Thanks for the free trip to Tokyo ;)
It was pretty smooth. I appreciated the "where's Waldo" moment with Godzilla too.🙂
I didn't like the fact that so many people were covering their faces. I hope that not all of them are vaccinated.
@@billyzee261 what do you mean
Agreed, the last time i was able to be in Japan was Halloween 2019. Been missing it and this video makes me feel like i'm there again!
@@iqbalindaryono8984 so many people are having adverse reactions, some are even dying unexpectedly.
I went to Japan and it's a beautiful place. People are very polite and respectful. It's a very clean place. I felt safe over there. I loved it over there.
Yeah, when you don't have to deal with the 13%, it's a different world.
People are fake polite and respectful. They are okay to your face but when you’re not there they talk shit.
@@passionsv.2 I'll take that over animals jumping on the hood of your car throwing barrels at people.
@@rodmunch69 that’s fine, I personally will just stay where I am and have neither of those
@@passionsv.2I believe most people talk shit away from you
Japan is like another planet!!!
That's clean with fantastic customer service
100% yes.
full of overworked depressed people
Wow sound like frozen bodies can get a future cured . It so wired and crazy to make sleeping pod if America 🇺🇸 will seem this video it so craze
Blade Runner 2022 comes to mind ,
It's just amazing how clean japan is. Everything seems so new, but probably a few years in use.
Its also the people, they don't litter and are very considerate of each other.
Singapore is the same way.
Depends, hey Singaporean here, a lot of older gens like to spit on the roadside. That I could never understand.
@@dinkymak cause you dont smoke
Singapore is waaaay cleaner than jp.
I'm in Silicon Valley. For being so "high tech", it amazes me how far behind we really are. Always wanted to go go Japan, where people are actually respectful and clean.
It is literally a room with a chair and a table
@@aliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3 💀
IKR? The US is far behind other countries when it comes to innovative technology
@Dope Af I hate to say it but diversity prevents this kind of cultural homogeneity.
@@aliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3 thats higher technological then my lawn chair and beer hat tho
It amazes me how truly clean and beautiful it is there. Thanks for the video trip. :)
One thing I really appreciate about Japanese cities is that even though they're busy all the time, everything is so organized and clean. I like that.
We could learn a thing or two from Japan. Its such a cool place
yea because they're probably 99% all japanese. Diversity kills clean society.
Safe, too!
Mhm, they got rid of everything out of place in the 1940s
I agree, think of how much better it would be if we started making it more diverse.
Watching this in the middle of the night and makes me really wonder how Japan is light years ahead in so many ways. The perfection in the details and cleanness is mind-blowing. Very enjoyable video and thanks for letting the images speak for themselves by avoiding narration.
@@tdrxy lol
Love your funny commentary & the no music - natural background noise. Travel ASMR ❤
こんなに自分の国のことを誉めてもらえるなんてちょっと感動してしまいます。
Ja Japan ist wirklich ein schönes Land. In Deutschland verkommt alles. Die Zuwanderung und Flüchtlingswelle hat unseren Land sehr geschadet. Japan kann stolz sein auf das was es hat.😊
@@strnglhldwhat racism?
These things would most certainly make a lot of sense in a lot of other countries. Tons of tired people in stations everywhere have looked at the luggage lockers and thought: "I wish they were just a bit larger, so I could fit in to safely take a nap... "
"This is my hole, it was made for me"
they do, but they are expensive when there are so many societal problems await fixes
They sort of exist in a lot of countries, but just as quiet work pods. They won’t have coffee machines, or at least not in the Netherlands, but they’re usually near a cafe anyway so you could of course always grab a snack before entering. They’re less common at stations and more common at colleges, library’s and business parks tho.
White built society can't handle it lol
@@johnsnow5125 I too love junji ito lol
I like this kind of videos, not talking, just experiencing what it really feels like to be in Japan.
I think "nap pods" at airports, etc., are a really great idea, especially when your flight gets cancelled four times and you have an unexpected 3-hour delay.
You and miss a plane lol
This seems personal
Shoot try flying non rev after a canceled flight you could be at the airport for days. Non rev means non revenue, free flights for employees their immediate family and parents. My parents got stuck in Japan for 3 days with my lil bro sister because 1 flight got canceled. Nice to fly free but it can a pain in the ass
最後のレストランの猫型ロボットの頭を撫でると「嬉しいにゃ〜」と鳴きます😹
Amazing, thank you so much for filming this the way you did! It was like being right there with you!
I will always admire the level of respect this culture has for themselves and their surroundings. Everything in this video so clean, and orderly.
Probably harsh punishments like caning people or a yr. in prison.
Really? It's like a monkey jail
@@velascodaddy I DO NOT LIKE HATE SPEECH
Makes you wonder how Japan could be so terrible and evil so as to sneak attack the USA which is such a wonderful, peacful, prosperous, kind, transparent, honest government.....
the west prefers values like lgbthqtv4k
First time I visited Japan, in 2019, the first thing that blew my mind was public restrooms with bidets and/or heated seats.
Also, ekiben, or train lunch boxes, is a genius idea for cities that run 24/7. Want a bento, but no time to prep or you're a tourist that's always on the go? grab a box from the store AT THE PLATFORM, or while inside the train (at least in the bullet train, from what I experienced).
... I miss Japan...
They have express stores at most train stations around the world, often on platform in the west. Excluding the USA that is.
They do not serve food in European trains anymore tho, so that’s definitely still a Japanese pro
I was there too in 2019 just before the pandemic hit. It was amazing. The food at the train station, those mini marts thst sell quality good food, the vending machines on almost every block with healthy drinks to buy. The subway station with up and down arrows so traffic can flow fast and efficient. Even how you they share umbrellas when it rains. You just grab one and then drop it off at another place for someone else to use. The community conveniences impressed me so much. The people not only gave us directions but walked us to our air bnb. I want to retire there. I loved Japan.
@@roy_hks Where the freak have you been travelling. That just doesn't happen in the US. About the only place you will find food in the station is busses.
They should just have your public restroom have a lock, key, bed and hourly rate. Would save space. 😬 (wishing there were a pulling your hair out emoji)
@@roy_hks Some international trains in Europe still have diner wagons where you can buy food and drinks on board. I came across a few of these while interrailing in 2019.
сразу захотелось на природу, и глотнуть чистого, свежего воздуха
Жутко от этих капсул, лупатых бездушных официантов, несъедобной быстрой еды,веет унылым беспросветным одиночеством. Техноужас.
Да и какой кайф сидеть там в капсуле . Да еще и наверняка под камерами внутри 😂
Yeah, looks like some nightmare out of _Bladerunner_ .
Japan cities look so clean and advanced. people seem so well behaved. perhaps i should visit Japan one day in coming years.
The same thing used to be said about Germany. Today Germany is a shithole, the cities are dirty and overcrowded with impoverished migrants who hang around on park benches and harass people. You hardly ever see Germans anymore, especially in the mornings. After all, they have to work and get the money for the young men.
Europe's days are numbered, perhaps those of the entire West. Now the Asian age begins.
I'm easy overstimulated by noises. So this quiet video and the content quiet escape from the crowd was very lovely! ❤️🙌
I've been in Japan for the past 8 days, I've visited Tokyo and surroundings but have spent most of my time navigating through the train stations, it's soooooo overwhelming. I am amazed at how every one functions here, and yes very clean despite lack of garbage cans.
How do they do that in Japan, the people, did you notice or do you have any idea? Do people keep wrappers, packages etc with them till they can dispose of them? Or do they only open up, unpack, unwrap things inside buildings (like inside the shop they are, inside any accommodation they may be in)?
I somehow cannot imagine Japanese people eating something whilst they are on the street, whilst they are walking, outside...
@@harrickvharrick3957 日本人は歩きながら食べたり飲んだりすることは下品とされているので道にゴミ箱がなくても困りません。食べたり飲んだりするのはお店の中や家の中で十分です。歩きながら食べる観光地や、公園、コンビニにはゴミ箱があります。
@@mr.nekonotama I would LOVE to know what you're saying but I am not capable of reading your language and YT does this time NOT offer any possibility of translation. At least, if it was 'on the up and up', but from someone who is Japanese I would not expect anything else.
@@harrickvharrick3957 He/she said that it is regarded as rude if Japanese eat on the street, so it's ok for them to have no rubbish bin on the street. For park, convin stores, tourist spots etc., there are rubbish bins (because eating is ok there). From my knowledge I remember Japanese usually take their rubbish back home and they sort their rubbish for recycling.
I'm pretty fascinated by the accommodations that Japan has. Everything about them feel orderly and sort of futuristic, yet not going overboard on technology, only being used for convenience, and I love that. It gives Japanese cities so much character that many other cities in many other countries lack.
Falta carater as pessoas.
What's bizarre is I remember traveling on the West Coast of the US as a kid and in a lot of places 20 years ago this is how a standard accommodation would be. You never see this kind of thing anymore here. But Japan will always be civilized enough inter-personally to be able to have such things. I'd never want to live there personally, but that's something I'll always appreciate and really drives me to want to visit again someday.
Cool place to visit but Im also not so sure about living there, especially as a foreigner
Who needs civilization and functioning society when we could have forced diversity instead and live around 70IQ blacks? 13-50
@@madwilli3205 yeah the culture isn't kind to expats and foreign workers, or even their own youth, but there's a lot to admire from the outside looking in
@@SFVYachtClub bro, in Japan you would personally be the 13-50.
@@SuperMaleVitality he wouldnt know, he still hasnt left his mom's basement let alone traveled abroad.
I went to Japan as a child in the early 90s and remember being in awe of so many things. Especially any kind of vending machine. It felt very advanced at the time but I don’t remember many details. Just feeling so impressed.
It's crazy to see the complete 180 western civilization had on Japanese civilization. Before it was "Tried and true, tradition and honor." Where everyone regardless of class was allowed to wear a sword and armour. And after it was "Endless advancement and wealth" where outside of a handful of enthusiasts, only the ruling class has permission to own swords that can throw other swords at 1000ft per second at 350 rounds per sec.
You look so beautiful😍😍😍😍😍
Same here, except I was there in the mid 80s my first time. I was in Tokyo and they had Cherry Coke in the machines before the US and I went to Shakeys pizza on the Ginza and they put seaweed on the pizza. Japan is thee Best!) They have Thee Best candy, gummies, and pop/soda as well. Also had delicious cold iced coffee in cans before the US. They put America to shame since then to now, hands down.
Cheers🤙
Its kind of amazing how far a society can get in such short time when there are no criminal people with poop colored skin and 70 IQ dragging everybody else down.
@Sonic Mobian I'd feel the same if I were living in the US
This was such an awesome, informative and wholesome video. Loved the robocats at the restaurant! 😻
We have the same robot in one of the Chinese restaurants here in Germany
Remember the victorians renting a thread to hang over? That is the sci-fi version of it. 11 bucks an hour for a chair and some bad coffee.
I miss Japan so much, I was there for 10 days in October. The most interesting, welcoming and beautiful place I've ever been
I have always been led to believe that Tokyo is obscenely priced for everything. Those food prices seem less expensive than what you would find in any big American city. Also, what stops people from having sex in that second type of pod?
If your the right color 😂. Try being brown. They will look at you like u have two head.
@@cherrelleg8276 AHhh yes you're totally right, I've heard they have pretty outdated views of brown/black people there
@@sebfleebee Based views*
@@fentanylfloyd2474 we don't use the term based here, what do you mean?
Apart from the touristy spots that I've only ever seen in books or online, it's everyday things like this that I look forward to for my first trip to Japan next year! Love your channel!
I lived in Japan for 10 years from 1989 to 1999 and I used to stay in the capsule hotels all the time they weren’t in the stations they were freestanding but they were usually located next to stations or a very close within walking distance to stations they were a trip I love those things I wish they’d have them in the US Those capsule hotels have restaurants in them they were open all night saunas they were great! What a great concept
Unfortunately, in the US, they would be broken into and taken over by either: drug addicts or homeless people and would become a city nuisance. We can't have nice things in the US here 🤷♀
@@mftd9316 : Yes of course sadly you are correct! And it really is a shame it really is a pity that it Has to be that way
But that’s the world we live in today!
@@mftd9316 I was just about to comment something like this. It’s sad we have to go through stuff like that in our country.
Imagine how advanced they were since those days unlike here in India u sleep on the floor lol 😂
if a real estate entrapeanuer figured out how to use the unused space of all the rooftops in nyc or any other big city and put one up there that would be cool. but maybe the thieves and thugs would be waiting for the prey to arrive
What a fun video! That robot was too cute. And it did such a good job!
Everything was so clean!! And there were so many people! The cleanliness and the number of people out and about on the street was a lot different than in most parts of the US.
Japan is an amazing place. It looks very clean there and everything is so up to date and innovative. I very much enjoyed this video. Thank you.
When my life is downsized and simple, I am going to vacation in Japan for a month. Elderly style. Slow and relaxing. Foods, walk in parks, and meet beautiful people. I love Japanese people. Would be fun to just say hello.
they don't love you and don't want you visiting 😂
you're welcome anytime 😁
if you want that kinda experience then don't visit Tokyo or any other big cities like in this video..
SAME!!!!!
Japanese (not all but mostly) don't care or even hate foreigner. however, you should tell them that you love them tho :)
Tokyo has always been advanced. The first time I went in the mid 90's they had things the US and Europe had only begun to actualize. It was incredible.
And yet they are all wearing masks permanently...
It was around 2002 when I started being able to tap my phone at stores to pay for purchases.
Around 2012 for me. Went to Tokyo and I remember being in awe of their underground infrastructure, particularly the subway and malls. It was like a second city down there.
@@JBrander developed asian countries are just way ahead of US and Europe.
@@OomegaLuL How do you describe "way ahead"? Most of these technologies are invented and created by US or European nations. Most of the science and tech knowledge was planted by European and American scientist. Most new advancements and technologies are envisioned and started by US inventors. The only difference is technology is slower to be implemented in the western countries for mass population use.
I wish these were available at airports in the us, just able to sit quietly would be a comfort 😊
i am rly impressed by that noisecancelling sleeping cabin :O like diving into another calm world… nice stuff. would try it myself
Subbed, damn I love this experience of traveling in this silent manner :D very unique, and Japan is just amazing.
Japan has the best amenities. Many structures are so esthetically pleasing. I'd love to visit someday.
Oh I miss Japan so much! Thank you for not using music on your videos, watching this gives me the same calmness that I always have in Japan.
I feel like I could walk around anywhere in Japan with no worries even a night...Looks like such clean, well organized, bright and healthy place to live. Definitely fun place to visit
日本は決して楽しい国ではありません。確かに日本特有の文化は誇らしいと感じますが、終わっていく政治経済と過酷な労働、日本人の気持ち悪い同調圧力は精神的に最悪です。観光してみる分にはよいですが、日本が気持ち悪い国であると自覚する日本人が大半です。
At a glance,you will understand how charm Japan.
Until you get kidnapped and sexually assaulted by a 50 year old man
@@legro3073 was that your experience in Japan?
The benefits of living in a homogenous society....We ALL know why this could never exist in America
Truly Awesome👏 Well done Japan👍 they should have these types of pods at every airports, for those passengers who miss there flights or long delays, things like that❤️
The ones in the U.S. would be trashed by homeless people or drug addicts.
@@rocketraccoon1976 Or used as a Toilet.
🦘🐨🇦🇺🙂.Hi this is great 👍, I am pretty sure that they are using them in Melbourne Australia. Cheers 🤞. 👍🍸💕.
@@rocketraccoon1976 I think even in Japan they are used for casual encounters which is why that guy kept coming back waiting to be let in. Creepy
You know very well what happens to these facilities anywhere outside Japan...
I love the style of travel video you have created. Japan is really interesting to see. It looks like a different world of infrastructure for people that are alone in big cities needing a lot of automated services. I also like your sense of humor.
Merci pour vos vidéos de grande qualité, tellement intéressantes. Bravo
Great walk-through! I love that you kept all the original sounds.
Such a cool vid. I wish it had been longer. I've always wanted to visit Japan. This was the next best thing. ❤️
Visiting Japan is one of my dreams. I'd want to go for like a month and just see stuff. I want to see everything, the hustle and bustle of the big cities, the smaller villages, the shrines, the nature, the people, the culture. Shame I doubt I'll ever be able to afford such a trip. Oh well, at least videos like this are plentiful and give me a taste of the dream lol.
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I bet you van make it work, just think I bet you can get a Passport, that alone is huge, many people cant even travel because they cant get one, with a US Passport you can travel anywhere, yeah you need cash too but like any dream you work for it save and eventually you’ll have enough, think about it
Japan is extremely cheap to travel inside of once you are there. If you plan ahead and get a cheap flight it is totally possible
You can probably do it on a budget. The yen is weak to the dollar right now, so if you can save up $800-1000 for airfare during the slow season, and stay outside of Tokyo, it'll be pretty affordable. The main cost is mostly the airfare.
That my ultimate plan now i just need to save 10k-15k and go live there for 2-3 month and visit every coner of the country.
I follow multiple Japanese influencers. It all happened naturally without noticing me being drawn. Their tips and insights have made a difference in my daily life! Then I realized Im being drawn to their esthetic, values and vibe. I feel the beauty of Japan, whether it is urban city or rural is testament to the outlook and perspective of the Japanese people. Someone is cultivating the magical, beautiful vibe of Japan. Its the people! To maintain their country with such cleanliness and respect just goes to show the character of the people. I have so much respect. We can all learn from this 🙌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✨✨ARIGATO
Lol. i enjoy the videos too but made a difference in your daily life? These are shows. Go out and get to japan if you want to experience it.
Amazing video...thanks for sharing your experience. I'm
impressed by the cleanliness of their streets and railway stations. Enjoy your travels wherever you go.
You are one of the few tarvel-loguers that actually gives you the price of food and other items. It makes it a lot more real. Most people think Japan is out of their financial range, but that $8 supper looked damned good to me.
This would actually be kind of nice in NYC too. Sometimes you are waiting for someone, or there's a pause in your traveling where you just need somewhere private to sit for a bit that's not outside or just an uncomfortable bench. Thanks for sharing this!
Would be nice if they have securities around, otherwise it will turn into a dumpster in no longer.
Also need cleaner 24/7 since...well we NYCer can be disgusting sometimes
@@bigfoxki Yes, unfortunately my first thought is that people would use it to do sex and drugs in and make it gross lol.
@@SuperlunarNim Especially given how affordable they are. I worked at low end "hotel" in NYC. I can ensure you people are willing to have intercourse in these pods. Not because they want that excitement of doing it publicly, but because it costs less than renting a room.
Too many trashy people here who have no respect for these things. They'd steal or break everything in the pod and pee on the desk for good measure just because they can.
@@SuperlunarNim exactly NYC mindset first thing I think is if they had this in Brooklyn imagine the news story man wakes up to an armed robbery lol they saw his Rolex thru the pod
this is the best channel i have ever stumbled upon.
simply amazing
I think it is a marvelous idea ! When I come in big cities, there is always a moment where I want to be alone because I am easily affected by noise and crowd. I also don't know where to do a quick nap sometimes to relax. To me, we, european, have a lot to understand from Japan, especially respect towards people and keep public spaces safe, clean and quiet. Paradise for me is living with very well educated people.
It's a reasonable price.
What you have to understand is one simple thing: Japan is not ethnically diverse and therefore japanese culture can flourish without disruption. The only thing we have to learn as europeans is border protection and deportation. It would be the most peaceful place alongside with Japan.
Yes, I can't stand uneducated people. They always make me feel as if I am trash. Jerks are everywhere nowadays.
They aren't importing millions of illegals who NEVER have to assimilate into Western culture or respect the host population. And that's BY DESIGN to tear down Western culture.
@@kathyflorcruz552 sorry but in every country the people are uneducated and vulgar.
I love this channel! Your videos are so relaxing and interesting. Japan is such a wondrous and fascinating place. I regret that I have never visited. Now that I’m 54, it’s unlikely I ever will. At least I can enjoy it through your eyes.
3:21 But what if you have to go to the bathroom? Does your time outside the sleep pod still count for the total?
7:51 "Halloween Nyaffle" is a clever pun... but only works in Japanese.
13:04 Donki!
14:40 Between the "nyaffle" and this robot, the theme of your video is "cats."
These sleep pods would be great for my country where the traffic takes as long as 2hrs and our transportation systems are a mess.
Thanks for featuring this interesting innovation in Tokyo, I'm sure these will inspire ideas among your viewers.
Hi john.
Yes, it counts. You need to book the time for using the pod beforehand😉
It was not until I saw your comment that I noticed the video features cats haha.
This pod is in stations but hopefully someday I'd like sleep pods in highway rest areas
Hahah funny how you time stamped comments. I need to do that because I’m constantly talking back to his statements or coming up with questions for various things!!!
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Beautifully made video. I can't wait to go to Tokyo.
Интересный опыт. Пребывая в людном и шумном месте и вдруг - тишина и покой на желаемый и оплаченный срок. Очень понравился робот-котик в кафе. Удивительная страна Япония. Спасибо за видео!
I could seriously put one of those rooms to good use when I’m on a layover. They need these in all stations and airports.
What a cool video! All the sights and sounds, the smells, the hustle and rustle, elegantly captured! Well done. Next time maybe you could feature an overnight pod? I would really enjoy that! Tokyo has been on my bucket list for a long time now. Such a beautiful city!
The smells? Lol how cute
I discovered your channel today and very much enjoy it. It satisfies my curiosity and oddly calms me. Thank you!
My mother in-law is from Japan. Met my father in-law when he was stationed there. It’s amazing how she up and left to come to America. I wish my husband would have embraced his Japanese heritage more, especially now that she is no longer with us, and our daughter has this amazing heritage.
I’m envious, married to an Asian man! When I took my students to Japan the male teachers were so humble and sweet and respectful. Hopefully he is still fluent so he can teach your daughter!
@@1953lili ....did you read the comment?
@@mook_butt8037 No she used emotion before she commented like a large majority of women.
@@romanianfps Tiktok generation at work sadly. Can't read 3 sentences.
@@romanianfps making it abt women when its not necessary like majority of new gen ultra victim men
This is a very sane feature to have at bus stations or airports! Lets you escape the confusion of people for a little while, which can be very restorative.
This is exactly what I dreampt about when I was in Middle School and had to walk to my moms work that was nearby and wait 3 hrs until she got off shift. It's so cool that this actually exists somewhere.
Your travel journal is fascinating! If I watch all of your videos, it will be almost as good as traveling to Japan! I think I could easily become a Japanese culture junkie!
I could see these pods working anywhere there's a lot of people. Even in train stations and airports in a small country like Norway, there would be a lot of value in being able to book a private meeting room or being able to sit in peace for a video meeting with colleagues. Or even just to rest your head for half an hour while enjoying some quiet in an otherwise busy day.
That aerial display checkout is so fancy! I'm from australia and went to Japan recently with my brother and it was amazing how so far ahead you guys are tech wise.
What did your brother think? You only gave your own opinion
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@@assistanttrailerparksuperv6839 he agreed with me about a lot of it TBH me and him are of similar opinion in regards to things like this well for the most part.
This looks perfect for people who REALLY don’t like public spaces
So bright and colorful and yet so cold and lonely...
Tokyo was the loneliest place I've been to. I still love Japan.
The comfort of having people awake and so close by. That’s the ultimate sleeping experience for me.
A pleasant experience. I love Japan very much. I plan to travel to it to study at the University of Tokyo, Japan. I always wish you good luck
Be careful, Japanese are very racist to Middle Easterners and other Asians
I was fortunate enough to travel through Asia back in the mid-2000’s. Japan was, by far, my favourite place that I had visited. I’d love to go back sometime. Nice, neat things could only happen in Japan as these pods would be completely be destroyed and/vandalized in other countries.
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Would definitely smell of piss and weed in most places.
@@skycloud4802 Especially the U.S.
When video started i was on a diet, not anymore 😂 Amazing Japan. Thank you!❤
This is one of the things that we wanted to see first hand in Japan. The culture of this country and the things that are unconventional interests us. It makes us have Japan in our top list to visit.
For someone like me who thrives in silence and order, Japan seems perfect. No excess noise, being polite is an attribute, and everything is efficient. RUclips is making me rethink retiring in Greece. lol
It does seem very clean and organized. I like that but it might be a little crowded for me. I am 61 years old and I don't want to be. Walking down town and bumping into people. 🥺
@@evamn4999 I understand.
Thank you for this amazing video. I used to teach Korean businesspeople ESL online. They told me they commonly work until 7 or 8 pm. No wonder everyone is so tired. These pods are a necessity. Also, I love the diner robot with the blinking eyes and a name. So cute !!! PS my mom was a big fan of fried oysters, too. 😊
...this is Japan
@@hchoe741 Yes, I know that. I was making a comparison with another Asian country. DUH !!! Don’t be ridiculous.
@@rozchristopherson648 Your comment makes no sense. These pods are in Japan, not Korea.
@@rozchristopherson648 you're basically saying they're the same country.
@@hchoe741 I made a comparison. Find something better to do with your time, TROLL.
Japan is so exciting. They have technical things, we can dream off in Europe, esp. in GER. Thank you for your video reports.
Man... If there's any born-and-raised Japanese people that live in Japan currently, reading this... I'm jealous of how nice daily life looks. For an outsider, this is like Seventh Heaven. Japan, or at least Tokyo, looks like the kind of retro-futuristic cities that shows like Akira and Cyberpunk advertise.
日本を誉めて下さりありがとうございます！コメントを読んで嬉しくなりました。
日本の多くの地域は、人々が自分たちの身の回りをきれいにすることを学んでいるので、確かにきれいですが、まだ汚く、あまり良くない地域もあります。
Do you how many times I would have killed for this in the U.S. at airports when I've been stuck on an extended layover with cancelled/delayed flights? OMG
Wouldn't work in the U.S.
Either someone would use it as a solution to homelessness, refusing to leave after their time's expired, or the inside would be trashed by drunks or drug addicts. (Imagine finding a puddle of urine or fresh turds in one of these.)
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@@rocketraccoon1976 Lmao, imagine being so toxic that you actually think this would be true. The reason it wouldn't work is that they would charge too much for it, that's it...places in Europe are trying these out too but they price them way too much
@@rocketraccoon1976 I agree, don't think it would work in the US unfortunately. For the most part in Japan, people are very respectful of public spaces. It's a collectivist society and people (again for the most part) conform.
@@tevarinvagabond1192 I don't think Steve Rogers is being toxic. I actually agree with him. I think some places would be better than others depending on the types of people going through these areas. If the airport happens to have mostly business travelers going through, then it would be better for the most part, but if it's an airport that caters to a lot of other demographics (high tourist area) then all bets are off. And yes, price point is a HUGE factor.
It won't work in the United States because the majority of people got no respect for public places. Most people don't follow rules in the United States.
Wow, in Japan you can go to a 7-Eleven and not worry about being robbed! That is absolutely mind boggling!
Why?
@@twincherry4958 no black people
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RUclips Academy Award For Best Comment.
Thank U For The Truth.
@@TrueNativeScot Do better with yourself, or maybe this is your best. 😭
@@TrueNativeScot 🤣🤭
The cat robot thing at the restaurant was absolutely adorable and love how it brings your food to you and then gets happy when it makes a delivery.
This is so cool. Thanks for sharing/documenting the experience!
I am so fascinated with Japan. It's like being twenty years in the future, and also somehow the past.
That's a very good description, having been there.
Very good idea, would be nice to have a private space like this while waiting for a flight here in the US
@llort noise canceling headphones help or good quality earplugs and something to shield bright light from ones eyes .
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Too many hooligans in America. It would be trashed.
Just want like to say thank you your lil videos are very entertaining
It's so amazing there, clean, extremely organized, and comfort items to help daily commuters.
I ❤️ the lack of talking. The subtitles 🙂. The atmosphere sounds. ❤❤❤
Tokyo is audibly subdued and visually amplified. What an admirable culture.
22usd for two hours to sit in a room is actually a lot. With that said I wish they had these in the USA
Waouh une avancée incroyable au monde, dans la technologie, la propreté, le confort et la qualité de vie. Merci pour la belle découverte.
Oui merci