I Slept in Individual Private Capsule in Tokyo Japan | Internet Cafe Kaikatsu

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
  • This time, we are trying Internet Cafe in Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan for a personal private space. What is the internet cafe or cyber cafe stay in Japan? Let's find out.
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    Accomodation: Kaikatsu Club Akihabara
    Room: Private Room
    Fee: 4,912JPY/34.3USD for 15-hour stay
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Комментарии • 401

  • @Guardianfan
    @Guardianfan Год назад +152

    This is a perfect place to spend your lunch break. Just grab something to eat, go there for 30-60min for around $3 per 30min and just watch RUclips, Eat, Relax in silence. I need this in my city.

    • @OfficalMaryScott
      @OfficalMaryScott Год назад +6

      Me too

    • @paruparu7111
      @paruparu7111 Год назад +3

      And charging battery power👍

    • @櫻井ナンシー
      @櫻井ナンシー Год назад +5

      若い人なら深夜長距離バスの出発時間待ちの調整にも使えますね 何時間か時間が出来たけど買い物も食事も全て終えて疲れはてている時などに個室で脚を伸ばして自由に寛げるスペースは便利だと感じます

    • @sharinewman524
      @sharinewman524 Год назад +4

      Or to get away from people

    • @kaylaEA_
      @kaylaEA_ 6 месяцев назад +1

      I do this in my car now.

  • @jq747
    @jq747 5 месяцев назад +2

    1. Take a room full of PCs
    2. Put walls between and lockable door on the front
    3. Put instant noodle machine in the lobby
    4. It's a hotel!
    The Japanese are awesome =D

  • @MattyIcecubes
    @MattyIcecubes 5 месяцев назад +5

    In about 20 years this is what working class Americans will be paying $2500 per month to live in.

  • @LunetTheMable
    @LunetTheMable Год назад +9

    このビデオは素晴らしいです。私はイタリア人です。日本の文化が大好きです。日本に行ってこの経験をすることを願っています。❤🇮🇹🇯🇵❤️ ₍ᐢ‥ᐢ₎ ♡

  • @beyedoc
    @beyedoc Год назад +12

    My mom lived in Japan and has told many stories. Due to me having a rare health issue I probably will never be able to travel there, so it's cool being able to see Japan without traveling.

  • @Caisadilla
    @Caisadilla Год назад +100

    These videos are my favorite to watch before bed. They're so cozy and relaxing and I love learning and seeing more of Japan! Thank you

    • @jhoellopez3612
      @jhoellopez3612 Год назад +2

      yeah from today these videos has became my favorites too, regards

    • @douglasw.7864
      @douglasw.7864 Год назад +2

      I fully agree! Extremely relaxing!

  • @alessandron.3725
    @alessandron.3725 Год назад +24

    Thanks for your videos, they are always very interesting and relaxing. I've stayed alone several times in Tokyo. When staying for a few days, frankly for a little extra money I still think is better to stay at a business hotel and sleep in a real bed with sheets and private bathroom. But for a few hours rest a place like the one in this video might be perfect.

  • @jayvogelsong4045
    @jayvogelsong4045 Год назад +34

    I don't like to travel myself, but I like to watch other people travel to interesting locations.

  • @michellecollins-betz736
    @michellecollins-betz736 Год назад +1

    For some reason, the scary vending section of the video did make me feel nervous, it had that creepy feeling. It brilliant video once again so appreciate these videos. Thank you 👏👏

  • @matthewrichards4656
    @matthewrichards4656 Год назад +52

    These honestly seem like good options for travelers. Your videos are really helpful and I'm getting plenty of inspiration for my trip to Japan 👍

    • @Tradiejoe284
      @Tradiejoe284 Год назад +6

      As an American I feel like if I gave 1000 USD at the Airport in exchange for JPY I'd be able to live in Japan for a month

    • @Sheercashmere
      @Sheercashmere Год назад +2

      I am happy for you to be able to visit such a progressive yet abundantly peace filled place
      I hope that you will upload plenty of content so that we can “ooh” and “ahh”😆

    • @Sheercashmere
      @Sheercashmere Год назад +2

      Did you omit how your hunger is growing by leaps and bounds?
      Hehehe
      Because mine has ravenously taken my 💭 process hostage 😋

    • @makotonarukami7468
      @makotonarukami7468 Год назад +2

      I think I'll be using Internet Cafe while for my 2 week stay. I remember some capsule hotels don't allow you to have an alarm so that it doesn't disrupt others.

  • @lisastives1148
    @lisastives1148 Год назад +4

    I really enjoy watching your videos. Always so interesting. Japan looks amazing. Thank you for posting.

  • @AJStarhiker
    @AJStarhiker 8 месяцев назад

    Watching videos like your makes me want to just take off and spend a couple weeks exploring in Japan.

  • @Quklasa
    @Quklasa Год назад +19

    I love that in every video the room is greeted and thanked, so wholesome

  • @ThongvanNonsithanh
    @ThongvanNonsithanh 5 месяцев назад +1

    ❤❤ thank you for sharing. Very interesting and beautiful.

  • @岩田邦夫-v8k
    @岩田邦夫-v8k Год назад +6

    アキバの自販機の場末感がスゴイ。

  • @Mr.Travelchannel
    @Mr.Travelchannel Год назад +11

    An inspiration for my videos..❤

  • @elgitano7548
    @elgitano7548 Год назад +8

    I always feel like I am right there in Japan with you

  • @TrCathy
    @TrCathy Год назад +5

    This should be at every international airport.

  • @kwj_nekko_6320
    @kwj_nekko_6320 Год назад +8

    In Japan, many homeless people (but with a bit of income) found their 'temporary home' in these net-cafes. They are now called 'net-cafe refugees'.
    It is definitely better than staying on the streets. Many net-cafes actually sell monthly payment options. They are much cosier and safer. Crimes are virtually unheard of.
    But I don't prefer these net-cafes as a replacement for proper hotels. For sleeping, they are still subpar. People over 30s will ruin their backs if they use these rooms too much. Rooms may cause claustrophobic feelings, and the air conditioners are controlled centrally so you need to ask on the counter desk each time you want to change the room temperature.
    The net-cafe shown in this video is the top-notch brand one. In other places, conditions may be worse (for example, many net-cafes don't have these noise-proof rooms, but only cubicles, so you must be careful not to make noises).

  • @jennifervice1138
    @jennifervice1138 Год назад +6

    This is so fascinating to me. I wish we had pod hotels in America. We don't need to save the space, but a cheaper accommodation would open up travel for so many people.

    • @SireneKalypso
      @SireneKalypso Год назад

      The issue with this is a lot of people LIVE in these places due to the poor housing and Japan's economic system 😊

    • @jennifervice1138
      @jennifervice1138 Год назад +1

      @@SireneKalypso I get it. I just think poor housing is better than no housing. A baby step in the right direction.

    • @blabbergasted-nx9hu
      @blabbergasted-nx9hu 8 месяцев назад +2

      Unfortunately in my country (and I'm pretty sure in many US cities as well), people would just pay for the minimum of half an hour just to fill bottles with free soda, fill entire coolers with the ice cream and then steal a bunch of the manga. Not to mention how gross the toilets and showers would be left behind. The walls of the little cubicles would be marked with scratches and pens. The computers and accessories would be stolen within a week and it would probably become a very sketchy place with drugs etc.

  • @Lisa.274wheels
    @Lisa.274wheels Год назад +5

    I love your videos wondering if you or anyone would do one on hotels featuring accessible rooms in Japan for wheelchair users

  • @erdrickx784
    @erdrickx784 Год назад +7

    I've seen that popcorn machine at the creepy vending machine corner in another video. I knew it was broken before you tried it!

  • @9ernation4-life40
    @9ernation4-life40 6 месяцев назад

    Nice video I was a little scared about the Beatle at first, but I was glad it was only a toy😊

  • @jeanoliveira1382
    @jeanoliveira1382 Год назад +7

    Encontrei as 10
    1- o sorvete da vaquinha
    2- a bandeja com 3 pedaços um está comido
    3- a panela com caldo está com cor diferente
    4- falta uma moedinha branca
    5- na mão da primeira vaca o espeto é maior
    6- o dorayaki um tem mais recheio
    7- o primeiro pacotinho o primeiro está com a cara zangada
    8- na bandeja com 3 pedaços o primeiro está com olhar diferente
    9- a luva que está na mesa as listras são diferentes
    10- o laço que fecha o terceiro pacotinho está do lado contrário.
    Espero que tenho acertos um forte abraço. E parabéns pelo vídeo fico sempre ansioso esperando.

  • @aono4784
    @aono4784 Год назад +1

    いくつか拝見させていただきました。行ったことのある場所は懐かしく、初めて見る場所はこんなところがあるんだなあと楽しく拝見させていただいております。現在海外にいる身としては、日本が恋しく感じてしまいますね。素敵な動画をありがとうございます。

  • @squirejinx
    @squirejinx Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing the differing experiences of two trains.

  • @childofcascadia
    @childofcascadia Год назад +3

    I really wish my country had places like this. Tiny capsule hotel beds for $30, little rooms you could rent to just read, sleep or chill in. But, if places like capsule hotels and these rooms existed, they would be run down, filthy, nowhere youd want to rest your body. People would destroy them or use them to do drugs. Youd never see anything this nice and clean unless you paid over $100 USD a night for a regular hotel room.

    • @kwj_nekko_6320
      @kwj_nekko_6320 Год назад

      Actually these net-cafes of Japan are also used by homeless people as temporary home (if they have a bit of income). Many net-cafes sell monthly payment options for homeless people.
      Thanks to the safety measures and overall tendency of good crime security, crimes are virtually unheard of. But still, the workers in net-cafes occasionally encounter the 'lowest bums', including downright schizophreniacs or even illegal drug users.

    • @childofcascadia
      @childofcascadia Год назад +1

      Yes. And they are still cleaner than anything you see in my country, you want a clean hotel, youre paying $100 a night.
      Homeless people here just die on the sidewalks because theres no cheap accomadations or places to wash yourself or your clothes. Our homeless shelters are lice and flea ridden disease vectors where youre as liable to be stabbed for your shirt as you are to find a place to sleep.
      Every country has homeless people. Ive seen them in Japan. What im stunned at is how clean these little capsule hotels are even if they are frequently inhabited by the lowest rung of society.

    • @kwj_nekko_6320
      @kwj_nekko_6320 Год назад

      @@childofcascadia yes, I think it's a good thing that homeless people are given this kind of option if they can still secure some income. Easy access to showers, crime-free and warm sleeping places, and some food.
      But meanwhile, the maintenance workers of the net-cafes may be exposed to extra burdens. This is a quite common pattern throughout the society (service workers are emotionally overburdened).

    • @childofcascadia
      @childofcascadia Год назад +1

      That is also very true, that service workers take on the brunt of the thankless jobs for very little pay.

  • @sakumarei03
    @sakumarei03 Год назад +4

    Oho. I see Aira and Tsumugi. Soo Suprising Thanks MV still exist, even 7th anniv almost over. But yeah, its Akihabara, so maybe they can do that
    Also thanks for bring us along~

  • @tobiasrottenbach1769
    @tobiasrottenbach1769 Год назад +4

    It was fun to watch

  • @sophiaisabelle01
    @sophiaisabelle01 Год назад +8

    We appreciate your effort and hard work and effort. May God bless you.

  • @sarahstrong7174
    @sarahstrong7174 Год назад +6

    It is good that you can get free drinks in the internet cafe. There is a big need for somewhere safe to lay down & rest for a while when travelling the U.K. Usually there is not even anywhere to leave your luggage. All you can do is drag your bags to the nearest cafe & sit there eating & drinking, even if really your back hurts & you desperately want to lay down.

  • @michellemeentemeyer7047
    @michellemeentemeyer7047 Год назад +1

    That's a great place to spend your free time.

  • @繁田一郎
    @繁田一郎 Год назад +2

    紳士服の青木のビルの通路にエレベーターの入口があるので、はじめて利用される方は、ちょっと迷うかな😅周りにはテイクアウト可能な飲食店も多数ありますが、意外とコンビニが少ないので必要なものは事前に購入していく事をお勧めします🙇

  • @freeman034
    @freeman034 Год назад +19

    Thanks for those great comment-less videos, this is just a great chill way to me of visiting Japan and its culture. Carry on !

  • @jonbaxter2254
    @jonbaxter2254 Год назад +3

    Tokyo looks so futuristic and awesome.

  • @Keews14
    @Keews14 Год назад +1

    Huuuhhh I just watched DancingBacons video on that radio garden then watched this right after and surprised to see the same place in 2 recently uploaded videos 😂

  • @technics6215
    @technics6215 Год назад +1

    Very interesting video, thank you!

  • @boybul6259
    @boybul6259 Год назад +4

    いい場所ですね💝

  • @saraguest9173
    @saraguest9173 Год назад +1

    Are you a tourist to Japan or a citizen? I can’t tell but I love your videos. Very soothing, yet intriguing

  • @akigame5719
    @akigame5719 Год назад +1

    昔買ったおでん缶は蓋に折りたたみフォーク付いてて親切設計でした

  • @carolemerle9995
    @carolemerle9995 Год назад +6

    You had me going there with that beetle. And the microwave train was cute. Great video!!

  • @yuukoyuuko8646
    @yuukoyuuko8646 Год назад +7

    久しぶりのネットカフェで嬉しいです!やっぱ快活好きだなぁ

  • @souravghosh5040
    @souravghosh5040 Год назад +21

    Can you make a vlog about the old electronics stores or the thrift stores in Akihabara? I have heard a lot of good things about those places, and would love to see them from your perspective. Maybe it would help us someday in the future, when we will be there in Japan haha.

    • @KittenBowl1
      @KittenBowl1 Год назад +1

      Most shops don’t allow unauthorized videographer to compare prices. Photos aren’t allowed either without asking first. And things and prices change daily. So by the time you come to Japan it won’t be as you saw in the video. The best thing is you just go to these shops. Btw, online prices and retail prices aren’t even the same and online sales and retail prices aren’t the same either. Best to just go to the shops and check them out yourself.

  • @daviddavisrn
    @daviddavisrn Год назад

    Good video; very helpful. Thanks for posting.

  • @rocky61469
    @rocky61469 10 месяцев назад

    This is therapeutic 😌

  • @onenabeable
    @onenabeable Год назад +2

    thank you for the video👌

  • @mskellycatful
    @mskellycatful 8 месяцев назад +3

    I love to watch your videos!! The vending machines are fascinating and the unusual items you are able to purchase. I love seeing the different modes of transportation, spaces to sleep and the amenities that are offered. I also love how you take the time to explore your surroundings. Love from South Carolina, USA

  • @marthacristokio7975
    @marthacristokio7975 Год назад +1

    I think, this hotel is ideal for travelers...very practical, but you have to be very organized with your things.

  • @isaacmartinez7687
    @isaacmartinez7687 6 месяцев назад

    Awesome!! Greetings from Mexico!!

  • @お散歩委員
    @お散歩委員 Год назад +2

    快活はアプリで各店舗の空室状況を確認できるから便利ですね!
    自分はポパイと使い分けて利用してますがポパイは3店舗しかアプリが対応してないのが残念だけど、アキバの快活はタオル有料なんですね!自分の地元では無料で使い放題なんですが店内提供の飲食物は個室には持ち込み禁止なんです。

  • @WheelerOnWheels
    @WheelerOnWheels 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much!

  • @Ironwitch1811
    @Ironwitch1811 Год назад +9

    Your videos inspire me to go to Japan! Amazing place 👍

  • @rauulfarrzRaundijp
    @rauulfarrzRaundijp 2 месяца назад

    おでん缶懐かしいな・ 昔めちゃ流行ってお土産っていって よく 勝ってきてくれる人いたな・・

  • @LenaleesJapanTravel
    @LenaleesJapanTravel Год назад +1

    快活CLUBは本当に便利だし、鍵付き完全個室なのが良いですよね❤

  • @天野ちろ
    @天野ちろ Год назад +2

    名駅近くで「あご」という魚がまるごと入っただしのペットボトルの自販機を見た時は驚愕でした😆
    カレーメシはシーフードもお薦めです。🍢缶は一時期流行りましたね。❣️🐕️

  • @insidiousfish
    @insidiousfish Год назад +1

    10:43 I can't believe they still make "spot the difference" games today.
    12:38 I saw this vending machine in an episode of "Conan O'Brien" but I thought they made up that suspicious vending machine.
    15:15 This joke works if you understand Japanese.
    22:57 Toritetsu
    Thanks for the new video! Looking forward to the next one. Stay safe!

  • @janblackkat7607
    @janblackkat7607 Год назад +3

    What a great idea! When your traveling and just need to chill. Love your videos. Im obsessed! Love from Vancouver BC Canada.

  • @shellycarter1691
    @shellycarter1691 Год назад +2

    I am so relieved the beetle was not real.

  • @ТатьянаМиткеева-щ1в

    Очень нравятся ролики - коротко и по существу. Спасибо что знакомите с современной культурой Японии👍Удивил суп в банках - удобно.

  • @hood954
    @hood954 Год назад +15

    Akihabara ain't the same without the Sega Arcade

    • @RonLarhz
      @RonLarhz Год назад

      And I'll never be able to experience it now... Thanks ALOT wuhan china!!!! 😠😠😠

  • @DLeadVox
    @DLeadVox Год назад +4

    Thank you for taking us to the internet cafe! You should make your beatle a mascot for your channel and bring him with you everywhere!

  • @mattman1684
    @mattman1684 Год назад +2

    I feel like the creepy vending machines are supposed to be seen more as an artistic depiction rather a than a commercial venue. Maybe it is meant to represent Japan's obession with vending machines and the ever growing culture of consumerism the world over.
    Or maybe I'm just thinking too deep into it and someone just has a ball of seeing other people being uncomfortable.

  • @nordmann2810
    @nordmann2810 Год назад +3

    Thank you for your travels. Very amusing and informative. I really like it to watch. Please keep going on!!

  • @DIP2ndChannel
    @DIP2ndChannel Год назад +3

    Honestly I this video makes me more happy than I thought :)

  • @missmedhok3422
    @missmedhok3422 Год назад +2

    Wow....keren...bagus sekali

  • @c.harris9989
    @c.harris9989 5 месяцев назад +1

    Ok, how does anyone who doesn't speak Japanese, know what they're ordering in the vending machine??? I'd just have to press a button and hope I got something I liked 😅

  • @JonathanMerlinSymmank
    @JonathanMerlinSymmank Год назад +3

    Nice. If I can remember the area from a different RUclipsr, but I think Akihabara is also known for having what they call “maid cafes.” Is that correct?

    • @isamuominae
      @isamuominae Год назад

      Akihabara have maid cafes more than any other place on Earth.
      They have more than should, that's why Akihabara is not good like was before this thing started.

  • @Woldemar86
    @Woldemar86 Год назад

    Спасибо за видео. Я скорее всего никогда не побываю в Японии, но хоть посмотрю.

  • @ricardosalgado7971
    @ricardosalgado7971 8 месяцев назад

    Me gustó tu vídeo, saludos cordiales desde Medellín Colombia

  • @spritals
    @spritals Год назад +3

    Pretty cool! Great for travelling students as well! Lots of fun..

  • @MasBeb
    @MasBeb Год назад +1

    Very nice video... 👍 💞

  • @StevenJiaWeiXU
    @StevenJiaWeiXU Год назад +5

    I just want to say ... fantastic! Only Japan can make it be that fantastic!

  • @JustaMomnFamily
    @JustaMomnFamily Год назад +1

    Love ur video

  • @andre_wolff
    @andre_wolff Год назад +3

    Always amazed at what comes out of vending machines in Japan, nice video, thank you very much.

  • @spitfiregriffon1
    @spitfiregriffon1 Год назад +1

    流石にお値段は高めか 鍵無しブースでも他の1.5倍くらい? 名物トルコライス頼めないのは残念ですね
    快活のアイス食べるときは、皿を2枚重ねにして間にドリンク用の氷を挟むとなかなか溶けません
    塩味のクラッカー買ってきて乗せると捗りますね

  • @yo-jb7tq
    @yo-jb7tq Год назад +1

    快活の完全個室スペースって中で飲食していいんだったっけ?前は半個室ならいいけど個室はダメだから部屋の外で食べろって言われてたけど

  • @sarahstrong7174
    @sarahstrong7174 Год назад +2

    You need a folding plastic fork in your pocket for those Odon cans.

  • @isamuominae
    @isamuominae Год назад +1

    Cheap comparing to a hotel in Tokyo, but the price of this Kaikaku club comparing to other branches is quite obscene... LOL.
    Few years ago I paid less than 1.000 yen in Sasebo, totally worth!
    Other branch in Aomori Hirosaki I paid less than 2.000 and breakfast was free.

  • @MirageOneiric
    @MirageOneiric Год назад +4

    So cool

  • @gregoryhaus4115
    @gregoryhaus4115 Год назад +2

    Thank you for another interesting video. I love vending machines so much 😍👍

  • @valdry313
    @valdry313 Год назад +2

    Internet cafe is awesome. I always stay in internet cafe when traveling alone because it is cheap😂

  • @dojyoaho
    @dojyoaho Год назад +1

    こういう動画を色々参考にさせていただきましたが 結果としては旅行代理店のホテルと新幹線のパックの方が安かったのでそちらを利用することになりました
    カプセルホテルやネットカフェならではの魅力もあり交通費を含んで宿泊費を抑えるならこの方法が一番かと思っていたのですが・・・

  • @tomos_animal_and_diary_hamu24
    @tomos_animal_and_diary_hamu24 Год назад

    広島の鍵付き個室は、快活CLUB内の全ての飲食物が持ち込み出来ません。
    近くのコンビニとかで買ってから持ち込んで、店の食事メニューはフロント近くの飲み放題カフェ内の専用席で食べます。

  • @hatimtim7629
    @hatimtim7629 Год назад +1

    The machine ate the money... Waaaat? . First time I see something not functioning in Japan ( at least in the videos)... It makes Japan more human 🤣.
    Nice videos. Thank you.

  • @haydensnowbe9821
    @haydensnowbe9821 11 месяцев назад +1

    This is Amazing!! Budget stay 100% especially if you are traveling in winter! Nice, warm, clean place to stay after arriving and walking in the city, to warm up & have fun! Or for even a couple of hours while waiting for your regular hotel room to get ready! LOOOOVE THESE IDEAS! 💖💖💖

  • @shivwesker4171
    @shivwesker4171 Год назад

    I could only find 5 differences! I’m going to keep looking though!

  • @gersonsantos1170
    @gersonsantos1170 Год назад +2

    Muito boa a qualidade das imagens

  • @hiro8D923
    @hiro8D923 Год назад +2

    やっぱり東京は値段高いんですね、パック料金他県では半額程で利用出来ます。

  • @laznicek
    @laznicek Год назад +3

    Amazing video, thank you.

  • @FUToob
    @FUToob Год назад +1

    An APA hotel or something similar is preferable. You get about 20 hours for not much more.

  • @teresap268
    @teresap268 Год назад +4

    Great video.

  • @Winniekyuq
    @Winniekyuq Год назад +4

    看你嘗試那些東西感覺很有趣~😆

  • @janeprepper177
    @janeprepper177 Год назад +1

    I wish we had these in America. I would travel more often State to State if we had them.

  • @asedaruma68k
    @asedaruma68k Год назад +1

    おでん缶は、先に少し汁を飲んでから竹串をとって、あとは少しずつ汁を飲んで減らしながら具をとりやすくして食べ進んでいくんですね。

  • @AdmiredDisorder
    @AdmiredDisorder Год назад +1

    so many free services available, anything like that done here would be $200/night

  • @cggnow
    @cggnow Год назад +2

    I remember seeing a video once where some people were living in internet cafes. I'm pretty sure the rooms were a little bigger though. 🙂

  • @chaetostoma5
    @chaetostoma5 Год назад +3

    That creepy vending machine area!!!🤯

  • @taku61701
    @taku61701 Год назад +1

    店で提供されるソフトクリームや飲料って鍵付持ち込めるようになったんですか?

  • @Woldemar86
    @Woldemar86 Год назад +3

    Спасибо за видео. Я скорее всего никогда не побываю в Японии, но хоть посмотрю.

    • @dear575575
      @dear575575 Год назад

      В Корее примерно тоже самое. И визы не надо

  • @createtaylor173
    @createtaylor173 Год назад +7

    Love your videos and how you actually show the lifestyle of the area you visit instead of just the single place.
    But I have a serious question, do a lot of locals use these Internet cafe to pleasure themselves? In America we don’t have any/many type of private Internet cafe rooms.

    • @Vile_Entity_3545
      @Vile_Entity_3545 Год назад +3

      Tissues in boxes just about says what goes on in them booths. Not for the squeamish mind not knowing what you are touching.
      I bet they get a quick clean after every use.

    • @childofcascadia
      @childofcascadia Год назад

      Its Japan so if you want a booth specifically for that purpose, its probably easy to find. My city (in the US) has many places with booths you can rent by the 15 minute for that exact purpose. You can pick your porno, put in your money and go to town.
      There was also a place with booths where there was strippers behind glass in a large room, but that place closed down about 10 years ago. It was every guys I knew "turning 18 years old" ritual, to go to the place with the stripper booths.
      Im not naming the name of the place but it was pretty legendary in my city, right in downtown.
      So Im guessing Japan prob has a ton of similar places in the bigger cities

    • @Vile_Entity_3545
      @Vile_Entity_3545 Год назад

      @@childofcascadia I remember going to Soho in London when I was 14 in 1984 with my best friend and they had peep shows. For £1 you got about 30 seconds and there was a chick naked on a bed moving around showing pussay. I nearly exploded in my pants 😆

    • @KittenBowl1
      @KittenBowl1 Год назад +3

      ?! Just about the same as what you may do in a privacy of your hotel room if you rent for a night. But we the locals don’t go to these places only to have sex or please ourselves. That’s just absolutely disgusting and haven’t heard anything like that. I mean Is that all you can imagine about Japan? I think you’re watching too many wrong stuff and think the Japanese are all like what portrayed on anime or naughty clips huh? You wouldn’t be welcomed again into these Internet cafes if you exhibit strange behaviors and they find out. They’re good at observing, like I said they have cameras everywhere. And tissues aren’t for that purpose. Gross…
      Btw, we do have what’s called “Love Hotels”. Yeah look it up.

    • @KittenBowl1
      @KittenBowl1 Год назад

      Have you heard of vandalism and drug addicts? America has overwhelming number of addicts, it’s unfortunately pandemic especially fentanyl addicts and meth. Many people are dying in America, I saw the stats a few months ago it’s the leading cause of deaths for those under age of 60 years old. What do you exactly expect what’s gonna happen to these private innocent booths? I lived in America and people in America seem to have much less respect for basic infrastructures even. I mean have you seen NY subways? Absolutely disgusting and filthy. These wouldn’t last for a day. I mean you’re already imagining dirty things to do in these cafes or asking even people do these things. You know in Japan a three year old can go mini shopping unaccompanied by an adult unlike America? Totally different circumstances and crime rate. Mass shooting alone America tops the world. These two countries aren’t anything alike in terms of safety and cleanliness.