This is quickly becoming my new favorite Japan destination channel. I'd love to have someone like this just show me around various hotels, Hot Springs, and everything else all of Japan has to offer.
I always look forward to watching your videos! It always makes me feel at peace and like I’m also traveling as well! Thank you for the wonderful video today!
I am disappointed in Starbucks' lack of creativity when it comes to storefront signage. They could have at least had the mermaid throwing a spear at the giant octopus sign, or something.
Thank you so much for this video, I wanted to stay here in April 2023 but it was fully booked on the days I wanted to stay, hopefully I will have a chance to stay one day 🙂
This was a great video! Most of the places I’ve seen in videos are for singles; it’s good to see rooms for two should my wife want to come to Japan with me! It’s also good to see they have a hotel in Tokyo. (I visited Japan for three weeks for a US-Japan joint military exercise at Camp Higashi-Chitose in 2005, and now that I am semi-retired I would like to make a more leisurely visit this time!)
I love the goods there. Ice lollies, yakult, vending machines, etc. What a comfort hotel. Can you please review sleeper train (like seto express)? Looks interesting for us who live outside Japan. Thanks. Keep this channel growing 😁
OMG. I just LOVE watching these videos of Japanese hotels. They truly look like Heaven compared to what we have in France. It's absolute shit compared to Japan hotels (unless it's _luxury_ hotels): practically no amenities (just towels in the bathroom & that's it), the room is dirty, no sound proofing, no common spaces, sometimes the windows don't even close! Yet they're *_more_* expensive than Japan hotels! In France we'd have to pay like 4 or 5 times more than 120€ for the kind of rooms you're showing here. Instead we pay around 180€ for empty shit.
OK, question on public bath hot spring, is it the rule to shower before entering the bath? And do both men and women use it at the same time? And do they wear clothes?
1. Yes you need to be clean before entering the bath, 2. Unless it's a private bath, it's usually separated by gender because 3. No clothes/swimsuit allowed.
This is quickly becoming my new favorite Japan destination channel. I'd love to have someone like this just show me around various hotels, Hot Springs, and everything else all of Japan has to offer.
Thank you for the video. I watched from beginning to the end! It’s very helpful!
I have been to this hotel and it is very good. The hotel's hot springs are clean and they offer free soy sauce ramen at night.
The “ towel rack “ is a suit case rack 🧳 😊
I really like the atmosphere of this hotel. Thank you for showing it to your viewers!
Thank you for watching!
I always look forward to watching your videos! It always makes me feel at peace and like I’m also traveling as well! Thank you for the wonderful video today!
I am disappointed in Starbucks' lack of creativity when it comes to storefront signage. They could have at least had the mermaid throwing a spear at the giant octopus sign, or something.
i used to live in Osaka and i loved Dotonbori
めっちゃ良さそう！
今度試してみるわ！
Thank you so much for this video, I wanted to stay here in April 2023 but it was fully booked on the days I wanted to stay, hopefully I will have a chance to stay one day 🙂
The first thing I do when I go into a hotel room is to open the curtains. Nice hotel.
This was a great video! Most of the places I’ve seen in videos are for singles; it’s good to see rooms for two should my wife want to come to Japan with me! It’s also good to see they have a hotel in Tokyo. (I visited Japan for three weeks for a US-Japan joint military exercise at Camp Higashi-Chitose in 2005, and now that I am semi-retired I would like to make a more leisurely visit this time!)
Thank you for another great experience, you never fail to disappoint!😊
Thank you for watching ☺️
LOL - Must have interesting clocks in Japan . Ice lolly available until 25.00. I thought there was only 24 hours in a day HaHaHa :)
여기 좋아요. 얼음정수기? 도 있어서 온천후 아아먹기 진짜 좋았어요
I stayed at a Dormy Inn in Seoul, S. Korea. I highly recommend them. I thought the price was pretty good, considering all the options for bathing.
I love the goods there. Ice lollies, yakult, vending machines, etc. What a comfort hotel. Can you please review sleeper train (like seto express)? Looks interesting for us who live outside Japan. Thanks. Keep this channel growing 😁
You are the best always I love you so much😭❤️🔥
Thank you very much😭🙌💛
I thought the day only had 24 hours, how come ice lollipops are serve until 25:00?
Pertama
OMG. I just LOVE watching these videos of Japanese hotels. They truly look like Heaven compared to what we have in France.
It's absolute shit compared to Japan hotels (unless it's _luxury_ hotels): practically no amenities (just towels in the bathroom & that's it), the room is dirty, no sound proofing, no common spaces, sometimes the windows don't even close!
Yet they're *_more_* expensive than Japan hotels!
In France we'd have to pay like 4 or 5 times more than 120€ for the kind of rooms you're showing here.
Instead we pay around 180€ for empty shit.
With the tatami flooring though, would they be okay with travelers pulling their suitcases on it?
I would like to know what the restaurant with the chef face was selling. Next to the hand holding the sushi. Excellent video!
That is 串カツ(kushikatsu) which is deep fried meat or veggie on skewers
Can I mention the English price is incorrect, £23.49 doesn't equal €129.60. you meant £123.49?
Jadi ingin pergi ke jepang
Have you experience any earthquakes or small ones while filming at the locations?
여행자라 평범한 호텔이 궁금하다. 기차나 큐브호텔 말고 일반 호텔도 많이 부탁드린다.
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OK, question on public bath hot spring, is it the rule to shower before entering the bath? And do both men and women use it at the same time? And do they wear clothes?
1. Yes you need to be clean before entering the bath, 2. Unless it's a private bath, it's usually separated by gender because 3. No clothes/swimsuit allowed.
why japanese write time more than 24h? lol 25:00 means 1am right?
사용하고 있으시는 지도앱이 무엇인가요?
Can I pay to use this hotel facility instead of staying in this hotel?
Unfortunately, you may not be able to use it unless you are a hotel guest.
dormy-hotels.com/en/dormyinn/pamphlet/nono_sendai/
I see. Not for the disabled