Staying at Robot Hotel in Tokyo Japan 🤖 🏨
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
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What did you think when you saw the robot at the front desk?
It's a very good idea and it has been implemented really well in that hotel... It just needs a few tweaks... I'm actually from India lol How'd you like the food?
Deep in the uncanny valley.
it was interesting but reminded me of a horror movie :D
It was funny,the choir was also interesting.
Thank you for the video!
low effort, low quality. Unlike your videos!
I’m always amazed at how clean the streets are in Japan. The Japanese people clearly care about where they live. ALL cities should be like that. 😢
They’re taught from a young age, even the schools don’t have cleaners, the kids do it themselves before going home
@@TayWoode I watched a video on a family owned bread company where the manager and part owner shared in cleaning the employee bathroom. No way this is happening here in the US.
That's very accurate but people don't care about the world of the environment because they left it there like it's an ok to do but that's what do mostly everyday
@@frankieb9444 yes exactly! I’ve seen videos of people fresh out of uni expecting a high paid job with no experience, always crying in their car, blaming someone else, or ones in Starbucks expecting a huge raise after six months coz they have a degree in gender studies 🤷🏾♂️
It’s even more impressive when you realize they do not have public trash cans anywhere. People are expected to hold on to trash until they get home or to the office. But one time we came across a public trash can in a remote wooded area of a park (not in a big city) and it was an overflowing mess!
honestly most of the Japanese rules are just common universal rules about good manners, it's sad that so many adults need reminders on very basic manners (that transcend cultures, like doing a lot of what is seen on the "don't do in Japan" booklet is stuff you would not do in your own country.. being a tourist doesn't give you a right to misbehave).
I was about to say that. After reading them, I was like "shouldn't we do that anyway anywhere?"
Just my thoughts. Normal rules for normal people. Nothing weird.
Chinese tourists...
Everything in Japan is so beautiful and appealing to me, I'm a minimalist and love small living areas and clean places, and I love technology... Just looks so nice, I'm sure my caveman Western ways seem primitive to them if I went there, but I'd try my hardest to give respect and listen carefully to the people there! This country deserves respect.
The robot choir was adorable. I noticed the slacker had no light in his eyes. Perhaps his power was cut because he was bad 😢
You are right about the Coke. It's wonderful...and bad for you. A guilty pleasure.
Thank you for the entertaining and relaxed video! Until next time!
I nave never been to Japan but for some reason I love Japan without ever being there. I love many things about Japan.
You always go to the best places to stay, as well as "bringing us along". Thank you for showing us your Japan.
It was fun hearing a German chatter during the breakfast :)
None of the rules explained on the card really caught my attention. I just think it is sad that adults have to be reminded not to do something in areas where it is prohibited, that they have to be punctual, that they shouldn't litter, things like that. That is just part of being a decent person.
Yay!!!😊🎉 eagerly awaited video from my brother from Japan!
Thank you once again for sharing with us. I look forward to watching.
Be well
Craig
Thank you, Craig! Always appreciate your support. Stay safe and take care! 😊🙌
I love the tourist etiquette guide! If I ever am financially stable enough to travel outside of the US, I would definitely do my research but it would be refreshing to know first hand what that countries etiquette is so I wouldn’t be disrespectful. Those rules I go by here but if there were any new manners I wasn’t aware of. Very nifty! ❤
When I travel I always see the loud mouth n shouting r either Americans or indians. One developed and too free. One underdeveloped and has no rules.
I love yoshinoya my father used to take me growing up , fond memories ❤ last had it over a year ago, wish there was one in my state.
I love Tokyo, there’s no other place in the world like it. I need to go at least once more before I die.
Sounds like a good place to put on a bucket list.
This is a really cool hotel and the robot choir It's really interesting. The food always looks so good that I get hungry 😂. Thank you for sharing the experience with us
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it. And yes, the food was delicious! 😋🍴 Hope you get to experience it someday!
Thank you for strong support!!!
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You eat a lot of animals in these videos. Don’t you ever feel guilt about the suffering they went through?
@@anti-ethniccleansing465Stop trying to start bad faith arguments with strangers you don’t know lol. You have the social skills of a cardboard box.
The rules of tourist etiquette aren't any different from the US. Something like "take your shoes off before entering a person's home" is more distinct to Japan, but "Don't cut in line" is the norm across most nations.
Yes, I don`t know why in some countries standing line is not in their culture
taking your shoes off before entering a person's home applies to many countries in Europe too
I’m from the UK and only an hours drive from Manchester. Most football fans are extremely passionate and celebrations usually last all day for normal matches.
I am from Germany and yes we take our soccer very serious here. The fans are very cheerfull and committed. :D
I think the only etiquette rule I wasn't aware of is the complimentary appetizer at bars & taverns. The rest are things one should do no matter what country they are visiting.
A very unusual, but entertaining, hotel.
EDIT: There's been a Yoshinoya about a mile from my home for over a decade. They're quite popular here as well.
Technically, it's not 'complimentary' per se - it's a small 'cover' charge that's added to your bill usually, think of it as you pay a small fee to get a seat at the izakaya, but in return, you get a small appetizer for it.
If only we had a paper like this for people that visit the states. Stuff like, please tip your wait staff in restaurants at least 18%
I enjoy your videos so much. Showed this to my son, & he is subscribing, too! ❤🎉 And I think the robots are a little bit creepy, but cool as well! The buffet looks yummy! Lovely selection.
I'm from the states and i love taking baths.
So happy you got to see a good footbol game...what an exciting game!!! Thanks for sharing your life with us
What an absolutely amazing country
Totally agree! It's a beautiful place. 🌍
an amazing cute little room! It looked so very cozy! I would sure stay there! The front desk seemed a little weird, but neat! Also, you asked what our favorite dish is, mine is Beef Negimaki, Miso soup, and vegetable tempura! I am glad you got to see the sports match, and hope it was fun! I am a 49ers fan (American Football) and I have never gotten to see a match in person and only on TV, so it must been exciting to see a soccer match in person being a fan! Thank you for another wonderful and amazing video, and stay safe and wonderful! UwU
I live in the US and I take baths all the time. I make sure to clean off with a quick shower first so that I am not sitting in my own grimy water to bathe.
What a relief! No unfriendly attitude. No judging.
Thank you. Glad you got the opportunity to enjoy a soccer match.
As an Introvert I would enjoy this place very much.
12:40 That is an amazing meal for less than 5 bucks!
I'm from the US, and at least for my family, we don't take baths because the US hotels we've seen aren't nearly as clean as the ones we see in Japan, unfortunately. We are always shocked at how clean the hotels are in your videos!
Errrr, keeping clean is a good thing
@@jezzter4293like yeah, it’s a given😂
There's bad ones in Japan too, it's just I don't think anyone would want to post it online since it's not pleasant 🤣
😂💯
@@Nick-db1zpdefinitely.
A shower seems quicker to me. Although I do take a bath every now and then. My daughter has a beautiful, spacious floating bathtub. When I stay there I definitely use it. It is relaxing.
Thanks for sharing!!
13:55. Typically it is seen as more hygienic to shower daily rather than bathe in the West. Showering ensures you are washed more clean. Taking a bath however is seen as more relaxing.
My small American college had a soccer team rather than football. Love it! Am still pen pals with two members of the Cork, Ireland University soccer team! After the game, I crammed 6 players in my car & took them to the bar students from my college preferred (still do!)! Still choose soccer over football UNLESS the New England Patriots are in the Superbowl!
I love it streamlined, efficient, clean looking everything you need is right there small footprint. The USA needs more hotels like this as an option for an economy traveler not so sure about the robot being popular over here but it would be pretty neat. I’m surprised Disney World hasn’t done this
I totally agree with you! Streamlined and efficient accommodations can make travel so much more accessible and enjoyable. The idea of incorporating robots is indeed fascinating - maybe we'll see more of that innovation in the future. Disney World taking on such a concept would be groundbreaking!
I can't wait to go to Japan, have always loved and respected their country and culture. I also really love the music, architecture and food haha
Can't forget about the beautiful nature and the theme parks, I gotta go fr
This is like a restaurant I visited recently in my city in the USA. Everything about it was totally normal except they had robots (basically just a tray holding shelf that rolled itself around) bringing the food from the kitchen to the table. But a human waiter still took the food from the robot and put it on the table, and the robot was not used at all to help clean up the table when we were finished. The restaurant was small too, so the robots weren’t even that necessary. I can’t imagine they are saving the owners any money, and they are hardly making things easier for the staff either.
There is a Sutadon-Ya from Japan in the United States that I have been to. I LOVE garlic and it is so delicious.
That's awesome! Japanese cuisine has so many unique flavors and it's great to hear that you enjoy it, especially with garlic! 😋🍜
Oh England won !curry's looks so yummy lassi love that drink either salted or mango !
Quick tip, any card with a mag stripe will work in that slot, put a library card in! ;)
0:39 check out that guy walk at 2x speed 😂
An automated hotel, what an idea!
The cleanest streets I have ever seen! So beautiful! The robots are amazing too.
Thanks for the closeup on the documents. I enjoy those details. Well done. Learnt a lot. Subscribed.
Most impressive concept for a nice hotel. I enjoyed the stops for your meals as well. Unfortunately I will likely never get to visit Japan in my lifetime, as I live near Chicago. Your excellent video allowed me to see a sample of Tokyo. Very well done, thank you.
Looks so cozy and warm....
😂😂the orchestra ( ones slacking off)
Fantastic video again. Thank you for showing us the hotel and some of the local area. I prefer baths, but in the west we are asked to take showers as much as possible instead of baths to save water. I'm guessing there are potential water shortages here. I don't know much about it.
I’m an 8-year-old American learning Japanese and I want to go to this human robot hotel in Japan. And the other 15 robots are so cute that I want to stay in Japan until Sunday.
That's awesome! Keep up with your Japanese studies and maybe one day you can visit. Japan welcomes you anytime! 😊
@@experience_japanarigato gozaimasu.
LOL! You’ve come to appreciate the allure of the shoe horn. Tooo. Funny. Eighty a night is expensive, but you’re in Tokyo.
I’m sure I saw this video about five years ago, but it says it was uploaded last week, same style, no talking with subtitles, cool video but I couldn’t imagine this in certain places, imagine this in some city notorious for crime
The robot was low-end. Little more than a doll. But I liked the hotel room. Very nice, and comfortable after a long trip. I was impressed by the bathtub.
Great and interesting content. I love it as always. Thank you. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Thank you so much! Your support means the world to me. 😊🙏
Yoshinoya is very popular in my city too (I live in California). Unfortunately it isn't affordable. People here must think Yoshinoya is luxury food, because here a beef bowl costs more than $9! They don't offer kimchi either- I wish they would.
I think I’ve found our Japan trip plans! Thanks for this video!!
The "compulsory appetizer" caught my attention 😄
I would seriously consider living in Japan, its so much safer than living in the United States these days.
looks like a great place to stay, though the breakfast food looks great, it seems rather much for 1st thing in the morning.
Loved your video. I have a friend visiting Japan as I write. Wonderful experience at the Robot Hotel. I can't imagine eating curry for breakfast. Being from England, I'm glad Manchester won the match ⚽⚽ 🤩
I love how clean everything is. The US could never
Cleanliness is something we take great pride in! It's all about respect for our surroundings. 😊
I enjoy the relaxing videos you make while showing us around. When I saw the little yoglet treats I said to myself, oh they look like medicine and then you said the same thing.🤣
I can imagine somebody getting mad and yelling at the robots because his hotel accommodations weren't as he expected.
Nice hotel. It was to bad that someone damaged the room somehow. That one little robot was slacking off.
Your dinner was inexpensive but really good.
The breakfast buffet looks good too.
In the US, I would say that it is a cleanliness thing. It also might be the idea that you’d be sitting in water that has your dirt and grime in it. I like taking a soaking bath. It’s great to relax.
I was raised to be polite. The one rule that wasn't on the card, was if someone shows you a kindness, always say Thank you. My family stack our plates and set glasses together to help at restaurants. We also strip the beds and place all dirty linens in a spot near the door and gather the trash. I even do that when I've been in the hospital. Kindness is always appreciated.
10:36 “DAMN THESE HUMANS, I’M NOT DOING IT”😆
I'll never get a chance to experience this for myself, so thanks for the video. It's an interesting place indeed, especially to this business traveler who spent many years staying in dozens of Courtyard Marriotts across the USA.
Indeed you are absolutely right! Anyone who goes to another country should treat that country with the most respect and follow all of there rules. I'm glad we have people like you in this world that actually demands his/her country be respected and kept safe just like us Americans expect when others come to America. I wana visit Japan SOOOOOOOOOOO BAD, It looks beautiful, and the people are so nice and amazing! Y'all must be proud to have an amazing country like that.
that's really cool
Wow super nice hotel room for $79.
Seems like they could do the exact same with a touch screen tablet lol😂😂
Yaaaayyy a new video!
I'm not going to lie. I would definitely stay here. It looked rather nice and clean, save for the creepy robots. And free Indian food too? Give me all the curry and samosa you've got! Lol.
What a great video.. very informative and interesting Thank you for sharing 🥰🇦🇺
I have yet to see a Japanese meal that I could try to eat, let alone find it looking appealing. The raw egg on rice is really off putting and I would heave if served this. I think I would starve in Japan!
I do like how clean everywhere looks and how polite people seem to be, and the toilets look amazing.
Thank you for visiting the hotel I will never visit to 💀😭 (jkk all the facilities in that hotel is amazing but the robots at the reception was hella creepy 💀)
In California, we have Yoshinoya restaurants. Hotels in Japan are much cleaner than the US. I love your videos so much! ❤
It’s wonderful to experience Japan through your wonderful videos! This hotel is the future, robots will be everywhere! 😊
Ahaha for a second I thought you were going to put the Yoglet in your Coke!
In the US, in the 70s, there was this show called Laverne and Shirley. I think Laverne liked Pepsi and milk. :)
Daww, yoshinoya. You're making me miss it. There was a local one in my home state of California and it was really good. It went out of business or something like that. It was somewhat popular. For those curious, its just meat (usually chicken or beef) with onion and rice. Typically put soy sauce, kimchi and anything spicey/salty on top. It's really good.
Wow, that was a really interesting experience) I can say, that this hotel is really not bad, convenient for tourists or just to stay for 2-3 days. I wish I could stay in something like it one day.
20:04 I know this is off topic but the boy on the bicycle looks so beautiful 👀
I replayed that part to see him again
Truly a golden hour miracle lol
Wow, really great. Thanks for sharing. What are you using to film its so sharp and clear?
the smoking rule definitely caught my attention, it is even more strange to see a samurai smoking cigarettes lol
I hope the little robot that was taking a break is feeling better now, lol.
It made me laugh way harder than I needed too!😂
Was a bit bamboozled by hearing German at the hotels restaurant, but then came the part with the soccer and all came together :D All in all a really great video!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the surprise element of German at the restaurant added a unique twist! Thanks for sticking through to the soccer part. 😊
Dear friend, i really Love your Videos, because everytime i watch them, it feels like a mini - Vacation to me. I sadly am too young to travel and dont have enough money, so your videos are my favourite activity. ❤
All I could think of when I saw the tiny robot dancers was it would be cool to have a bunch of tiny Jet Jaguars singing and dancing.
Thanks for sharing these amazing videos!! ❤
Nobody would get me into this place. I'd rather cuddle up in my jacket under a brigde.
Coke Studio? How about a Coke Pro?
Nice and relaxing Video :)
the little dancing robots are cute. and ill be honest, i may not speak for everyone but i think why those of us at least in the us dont use the tubs often is because they are agrivating. they arent shaped in a way that is comfortable unless its an expensive model, and most are one size fits most. you have to clean them, which a lot of us dont often have time for when we get home from work, and more often than not it does tend to just be preferance. i know at least in my house we had to actually break the drain plug in our shower/tub in the bathroom i use because it was impossible to clean out the clogs of hair otherwise. my parents have a tub in their bathroom that has hot tub jets but it uses so much hot water that it quickly turns cold so rarely used
I am a soccer fan and I work in a soccer arena in Los Angeles USA and I saw Messi play for the first time and it was a sold out game also we have yoshinowa here in the United States, love the food
A meal that nice for under $5?!?!? so jealous... orz
I liked the non-conformist attitude of the middle robot. Stick it to the man, little guy!
Love soccer also. Played every since about 13 to college. Still do some playing and coaching now.
A robot hotel?!?! No way😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
omg i was missing so much hotel's videos, thanks experience Japan!!!
As a German soccer fan, I was surprised to see the Bayern match at the end of your video. Hope you enjoyed it!
My favorite japanese dish is ramen, especially curry ramen which I always order whenever goes to japanese restaurant. Yoshinoya is one of the fastest growing fast food chain in my country, Indonesia. And you're right, their beef bowls is delicious (and I also like their karaage rice set. it's cheap and comes with salad and free flow ocha)
I’d be afraid I get stuck to the toilet or something. I’m not very technologically minded😂. I love how clean everything and everywhere is. I live and work in Dublin City and it’s just filthy😔
To cool I would love this be safe much love my friend
Too cool.