Here’s a good example of culture differences. In Japan, it is something common to have such capsule hotels. It is made for businessmen in the first place, who don’t have time to go home and start working very early. Or for people who didn’t catch the last train. Their well developed train system shuts down around midnight. So, here you go, little boxes where you can only be in a lying position. There’s even a small TV set at your feet.
Chinesse people?? How can anyone be sooo ignorant???!!! A good night in there cost almost... 50 euros but depends for the zone, or how confortable u want it to be. Sex in there??? well.. its forbidenn... but u can always try it
Wish we had those in the western world (for very low prices). I would use it a lot for my business trips where most of the time I only have a nap in hotels (checking in late, checking out early). .. I do hope they have showers though..
Now a days, Japanese'd prefer to stay "comic coffee shops" to stay whole night. At there, it's free for drinks (coke, coffee, orange juice, etc.) and reading comic books as much as I want to read and also can do internet. And even showers available sometimes.
I'm a Japanese, and live in Tokyo for 36 years though, never ever use such a "tiny capsel hotel"
Anyway, I just hope to guys who's visiting Japan enjoy.
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Where one group of people see a "problem solved", another group of people (us) are asking questions about SEX...
LOLMFAO... it's just a temporary thing, for someone who can't make it all the way home... and it said at the beginning of the post it's in JAPAN...
Peace...
Wish we had those in the western world (for very low prices). I would use it a lot for my business trips where most of the time I only have a nap in hotels (checking in late, checking out early). .. I do hope they have showers though..
Now a days, Japanese'd prefer to stay "comic coffee shops" to stay whole night.
At there, it's free for drinks (coke, coffee, orange juice, etc.) and reading comic books as much as I want to read and also can do internet.
And even showers available sometimes.
I'm a Japanese, and live in Tokyo for 36 years though, never ever use such a "tiny capsel hotel"
Anyway, I just hope to guys who's visiting Japan enjoy.