🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 What you guys might be wondering.. 1. Long Stay Plan 01:11 We can stay for 30 days for 40,000yen (About 296 USD). Price may vary.. 2. Eating Raw Eggs 06:11 In Japan, it is customary to eat raw eggs over rice. Therefore, eggs distributed in Japan are sanitized so that they are safe to eat raw. 3. Cleanliness of common areas 03:27 Hotel staff regularly cleaned common areas and shared items such as massage chairs. 4. Flushing Sound Effect 08:49 This is not limited to this hotel, but many toilets in Japan are equipped with such facilities. We can use it to cover our pee sound with its water sound. Many Japanese people feel embarrassed about their pee sound, so they use it to protect their own pride. 5. Sleeping Pods 09:15 Capsule rooms are not equipped with locks. However, there are surveillance cameras outside the capsule rooms to ensure your safety. There are no cameras inside the capsule rooms, so privacy is also ensured. Thanks for watching as always! You can easily support me by "Super Thanks" button. "Super Thanks" is to the right of LIKE button. Your support will help me to continue and improve my video.👍

@missyrabbit5250

Жыл бұрын

are the capsule hotel for men and women?

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

Yes. please see 01:52. But this building is completely gender segregated. The pink part in the map is for women and the blue one is for men. We need the barcode key to enter the women area.

@lulu-fk2pz

Жыл бұрын

the webisite pirce is much much more than that. It’s strange

@bubcatblues4751

Жыл бұрын

Awesome.

@shhhhus

Жыл бұрын

#ohhhhhh #ohhhhh #nooooioi #nooooooo #freeforpay #aghhhhhhhhhhhhhmuttleyl0l

As an American, it's almost impossible to watch this and not make comparisons between Japan and the US. We could never have something like this because so many people would abuse EVERYTHING. I love the fact that this exists in Japan and that people can follow directions, keep things neat and organized and be respectful of their surroundings. I can't wait to visit one day. Thanks for this awesome video!

@Jamjamsart

Жыл бұрын

Oh 100%. I work breakfast at a best western and its horrible how some people act. They make huge messes, leave the mini fridge open, leave their trash on the counters and sometimes people put back their half eaten yogurts? As if someone wants it?

@golpop

Жыл бұрын

you cant deny that some of it is a bit creepy though. I couldn't imagine sleeping in the Capsule Room, which looks like military barracks and with a giant ass camera watching me sleep

@000maela000

Жыл бұрын

​@@golpop I feel like the camera is reassuring in some regards. Like if someone tried to mess with you or your belongings while you sleep, it'd be easier to get police to take care of the matter since there would be proof.

@tigersnowy6979

Жыл бұрын

Im in Australia - unfortunately we would have the same problem

@generaljuno6895

Жыл бұрын

@@tigersnowy6979 there are capsule hotels in sydney

A hotel like this can only exist in a country with polite, intelligent and social people. The entire concept of the hotel depends on people not taking advantage of it. And it seems to work in japan which is pretty amazing.

@pwdb1968

Жыл бұрын

This can only happen in a homogeneous high trust society, not multicultural societies.

@remyllebeau77

Жыл бұрын

You could have this in the USA, except that everything would have to come from vending machines so people couldn't steal extra. Although this assumes a capsule hotel would be popular and a viable business when most Americans are used to having their own rooms. You'd also have a noise problem for the same reason, and because of fat people with sleep apnea and snoring. I think it would have to start out as only one floor of a hotel and a cheap alternative to the normal room. If it was popular and viable they could expand it in the future. From a 2016 article I found, most hotels are dropping amenities like pools, smoking rooms, room service, and spas. Although gyms were increasing in popularity. What better way to bring back a bunch of amenities than to lower costs with capsules?

@TH-fw1zb

Жыл бұрын

@@remyllebeau77 I dont know about america but if you had a hotel like this with free alcohol here in Germany, people would bring plastic bottles and fill them up with whiskey. Sadley, we cant have nice things like this.

@remyllebeau77

Жыл бұрын

@@TH-fw1zb Yeah, that's why I said almost everything has to come from a vending machine. You can still give freebies if you have the right technology that recognize which keycard has been used at which machine per day.

@gpinkard

Жыл бұрын

This would be a good experiment to see if a hotel like this could exist in the US & it doesn't matter the culture, race, it would depend on the individual attitude & kindness of heart.

The fact that this model of hotel can even exist, proves how polite, considerate, cultured, quiet and thoughtful Japanese people are. I look forward to returning to Japan very soon.

@Okillydokilly69

3 ай бұрын

Proves there immigration policy correct at least

@thomgizziz

Ай бұрын

The US is a low trust society... homogeneous places like japan tend to be high trust because that is how peoples brains work. You are the kind of person that pretends to beg for immigrants and the like as long as it doesn't affect you and then ignore the issues that inflating your ego caused.

As an American, I am blowned tf away. So clean, quiet, and peaceful. I don’t think this is possible in the states. Unbelievable 😢 amazing

@sugipulaboule9

8 ай бұрын

B. S man,,,,, wake the f up

@Okillydokilly69

3 ай бұрын

Theses few immigrants in Japan

@thomgizziz

Ай бұрын

The US is a low trust society... homogeneous places like japan tend to be high trust because that is how peoples brains work. You are the kind of person that pretends to beg for immigrants and the like as long as it doesn't affect you and then ignore the issues that inflating your ego caused.

@biblical_figure

Ай бұрын

No black people in Japan

@BellaandBubbies

Ай бұрын

No it's possible but we would have to start first with trying to help the lowest in our society to give them the things they need so they don't have to hang out and destroy things at places like this! The laws that govern society in Japan are much different and if we change our laws here we could eventually have that too! But we won't cuz we practice predatory capitalism here

What?! $320 a month for all this, food & alcohol included! I know a lot of people that would appreciate this in the US. I would've definitely took advantage in my youth!

@MindOfGenius

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, it feels like a great short-term solution if you're trying to find a new place to live, but nothing's available in the area you want or the price range you want, so you put away what belongings you have into storage and live there for awhile as you look.

@hxengynx

Жыл бұрын

If be living there until death lol

@mintyfresh4855

Жыл бұрын

I'd just move in there at that point, holy crapppp

@Bwahahahaha1

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, some schmuck would break the massager and steal all the razors and pee in the foot bath. Probably steal the rum bottles and eggs too. It's sad....but true.

@venom74799

Жыл бұрын

I’m tempted to move there now.

I absolutely love when people here don’t abuse the trust. I saw you take off your shoes, do tasks quietly, and put things back where they actually go. Thank you for keeping the trust and cleanliness of this place. I love people who trust and people who don’t abuse that trust. Because then we all get things like this and hopefully more in the future!

@laceandbits

Жыл бұрын

And that is exactly why this works in Japan but wouldn't in many other countries. The vast majority of Japanese people behave in the same respectful way

@lilynote2016

Жыл бұрын

@@laceandbits it works in Japan and not in many others currently, HOWEVER, if people, including you and I, choose to be like this, I’m sure the world will be a better place and more places can be like this :)

@laceandbits

Жыл бұрын

@@lilynote2016 That will only work when all (or at least 99.9%) or people respect their environment and other people's property. Unfortunately even though in most cultures a big majority of people are already like this, unfortunately there is still a minority who seem to think that the world owes them a living and that anything left around is there for them to help themselves to or simply vandalise. They don't seem to be able to understand the advantages of living in a truly 'civilised' society and therefore don't have any incentive to change, or to raise their children to be better citizens.

@lilynote2016

Жыл бұрын

@@laceandbits again. I’m saying that it can happen. You might not think so and I’m sorry for that, but I’m saying I have hope. Please stop trying to argue with me. I hope we can peacefully agree to disagree. Warm regards.

@davinahasting5863

Жыл бұрын

Hey lily! Don’t let the person being ‘honest for only honesty’s sake’ get to you. I’m glad we can enjoy the video. It’s an interesting hotel and so well preserved. I know many people who have things like this but in different forms such as take one leave one libraries and food pantries and they all require trust. It was a cool video and I’m glad I get to see the interesting things in the world even if I cant visit there!!

The reason why Japan is so neat & tidy is because Japanese are respectful of everything

@JackButland-tt9zk

24 күн бұрын

Yeah every Japanese person is amazing and respectful smh you act like there's no bad people in Japan 😂😂😂😂 it's full of scumbags

I can't believe you were walking down alleyways and not a single piece of trash anywhere! Japan is so clean! Wow, they really care about their patrons.

@experience_japan

7 ай бұрын

That is Japan!

@molder2233

Ай бұрын

And just as importantly, the patrons care about them.

I stayed at a capsule hotel in Tokyo 3 years ago at Shinjuku, $26 a night, that one had a little bar and restaurant that make hot food 24/7. most people there are office workers and some backpackers, the library had rows and rows of books and manga. and the sleeping quarter was quiet like a tomb it was surreal and tranquil, i don't think i would go to a real hotel anymore for $85. I think if capsule hotel exist in America, it would probably look like a detention center or a homeless shelter 😂😂😂

@sunso1991

Жыл бұрын

oh, the one i stayed at you need to pay for food and drink, but it was like $6 for a delicious hot donbori meal and $2 for Asahi Draft beer

@rriddick8571

Жыл бұрын

That's actually a great idea for our homeless problem

@rustyshackleford5186

Жыл бұрын

​@@rriddick8571 Most homeless people are on drugs, mentally ill, and carrying disease, the only reason that wouldn't cause a modern Typhus epidemic is because some zonked out schizo will burn the place to the ground within a week.

@largol33t1

Жыл бұрын

It could be done simply by putting a lock on the door between the floors of the hotel and the main lobby. Nobody can get in without a simple room card key.

@tedchad

Жыл бұрын

thats 780 a month... HALF of what rent is in some places.... and looks BETTER

It feels like you are on a totally different planet or different realm. I cannot believe that there are humans behaving so exceptionally high standard, respectful, clean, considerate, well behaved. I don't know if there are words to describe such high level of education and civism. Is this on earth? Unbelievable. I am in awe.

@lupeortiz5777

Жыл бұрын

Time to move to Japan

@griffnuts

Жыл бұрын

Went to Japan for the first time in 2020 and can confirm it almost feels alien in it's pride and respect of it's country and people. Holding a flag and chanting your countries name is not patriotism. True patriotism is love of your country and all it's people, and respecting that country and people. Japan has it down pretty perfectly. (there are negatives like attitudes towards immigrants and women but it's rather insidious)

@Heart2HeartBooks

Жыл бұрын

I is because they do not fall for that "Cultural Diversity" Bull!

@JuliaSochnikova

Жыл бұрын

@@lupeortiz5777 time to change US schools-it's all taught in schools in Japan

@loganstroganoff1284

Жыл бұрын

​@@griffnuts the attitude toward immigrants is what keeps them civil like this. It's not racist or xenophobic to preserve your culture. As an American I have no "right" to live in Japan and sane governments like the Japanese one understand and enforce this.

The level of detail and thought put into even simple everyday objects might be my favorite thing about Japanese culture.

@NazriB

7 ай бұрын

Lies again? Samsung Ericsson AO Levels

320$ for 30 days with free everything?! I'm amazed!! I love Japan so much, even though I've never been. The people seem so clean and peaceful.

@jaredvennett4036

8 ай бұрын

Staying in this hotel for a month would only have one drawback: I might end up becoming an alcoholic, because my monkey mind would interpret 3 drinks limit as a must have 3 drinks per night

@Robbie-Rabbit

8 ай бұрын

japan has the lowest wages though, so don't move yet, just visit ;)

@user-yz8nd5vd6i

8 ай бұрын

@@jaredvennett4036 19:01

@thomgizziz

Ай бұрын

I doubt it is that cheap. He paid 40 dollars for one night so there seems to be some options that the long stay wouldn't have...

I am mesmerized. In Japan people are so well educated, polite, rule observers and clean. Just by looking at how much their streets are clean I understand why they deserve to have such nice things

First-class hotels in America do not have these privileges, cleanliness and calm, they are the people who deserve all respect and appreciation

@gsk5161

Жыл бұрын

Because America is being ruined by the Communist AKA Democrats. All our large cities are shit holes now.

@spoingus4193

Жыл бұрын

…LMFAOOO

@ajaxslamgoody9736

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that American Hotels do not have cameras, like their sleeping pods have

@tigeraki555

Жыл бұрын

@@ajaxslamgoody9736 Naaaaah, it is an air ventilation! No cameras in any private areas same to US.

@TaliaIGhul

Жыл бұрын

As someone who stayed in hotel suites here in the US, I can vouch for that.

What I admire about the Japanese people is how outstanding their cleanliness is ,not a drop of litter and spotless toilets, another thing is how they respect the food sections and drink stations and only take what they need ,I absolutely believe I'd this was here in the UK it would be trashed and misused .I totally could live full time in a capsule hotel like this full time ,I love the idea of having a lovely sleeping room so cosy and clean I have no worries about being scared ,I love small spaces to be in like this ,I am so impressed by the cleanliness,only thing I don't think I'd like is a raw egg with rice haha but over all am obsessed with watching videos like this x

@lonnibaird8018

6 ай бұрын

Apparently, the raw eggs in Japan are a higher quality than what we have in Canada and USA. Their standards are higher.

@debbierennox931

Ай бұрын

Me too 😁

@DanMorgan-bh5fv

25 күн бұрын

I thought you Brits were all clean and proper I guess you're like us Muricans too lol.

I came to say what so many have already said, we could never have this in America. It’s a shame too because it could help so many people. Thank you for sharing this with us!! ❤

Can you imagine a hotel in somewhere like NYC trying to offer a foot bath 5 feet from the sidewalk?? Imagine the crazy people who would just sleep in there and make a mess of the bath and take the towels?? It’s amazing Japan can offer this type of thing safely and cleanly.

@farrahnyc9067

Жыл бұрын

Or the rats swimming in the bath!!! lol

@apophenic_

Жыл бұрын

@@mrmrsd224 racist pos

@SporeZoo

Жыл бұрын

@@mrmrsd224 True.

@brookelianne007

Жыл бұрын

And that no one takes all of the free stuff! Seems like guests there just take one of what they need. Those chargers, complimentary bathroom items, food, and definitely the alcohol would be gone in a day. This is why we can't have nice things. Lol It's so sad that it's funny.

@Helpertin

Жыл бұрын

My mom loves to point out this stuff about the japanese, but then absolutely hates when I point out that japan has a Homogenous Population.

I like how you print everything out instead of talking over it. It keeps it quiet and polite, just like the inside of the hotel! I love the smaller portions there too so different than in the USA.

Folks are so quiet and respectful in Japan. I could get used to living over there very easily. Thank you for posting this video.

@experience_japan

9 ай бұрын

Our pleasure!

I am from Greece (yes that country) and I admire Japan so much! This video made me want to go there for a month and be happy, safe and explore Kyoto. This hotel is impossible for the rest of the world....lost for words.

@nancyrandall1762

Жыл бұрын

After watching this I plan on visiting Japan and now I know that I can afford to stay a while and really see the country. How lovely to be able to sleep amidst quiet...in the US there is always someone slamming a door or talking loudly in the hallway and as for the price, so much less. I look forward to trying this out. Good luck to you TnS in your upcoming trip....Greece is also a lovely country. I enjoyed my time there as well. :)

@vaska1999

Ай бұрын

Greece is a beautiful country, as well as the cradle of Western civilization. It's sad to see so many Greeks running it down, speaking badly of it.

Absolutely insane. This place has nicer amenities than hotels I’ve paid $500 a night here in the US.

@marilynturcotte5304

Жыл бұрын

I agree, not that I have paid $500. per night but even at $120.00 per night.

@susanh.352

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@ignoblesurfer6281

Жыл бұрын

Yep, always nice checking into a business hotel at $200 a night and they grudgingly give you a bottle of lukewarm water as your status bonus...

@sayhitosteve2785

Жыл бұрын

Here in the U.S. I stayed at the Hilton and paid for an expensive beach front suite. The water glasses were dirty, the floor was wet on the inside near the balcony, the coffee maker was old and malfunctioning, towels were dingy, and the very diverse staff were quite indifferent to my wife and I. If I were at a Hotel 6 paying a hundred bucks a night I would expect some of that, but my wife and I were celebrating our anniversary and thought paying four hundred a night would make our trip memorable. It did, in the worst way.

@fordgtguy

Жыл бұрын

@@ignoblesurfer6281 You went to a shitty business hotel.

Amazing video! I can’t believe they only charge $320 a month. Especially when they offer all of the free stuff, and amenities. You can’t even get a nice hotel for 3 days at $320, and that’s not including food. A lot of people in USA would steal everything they could, and not think twice about the person coming behind them. I’m grateful for the traveling I got to do when I was in the military. It showed me how kind and generous people are in other countries. Much love from Texas, Stay safe out there🤙

@cocoberrymochi

Жыл бұрын

americans probably act like that bc everything is so expensive here. we’re not used to getting good deals like this so they would definitely take advantage of it.

@brutusbarnabus8098

Жыл бұрын

Obviously you don't travel much. I have been to so many hotels which offer free breakfast. Not once have I ever seen someone running off with the toasters, waffle machines, boxes of cereal, or juice machines. Get real, fool.

@ss_leon

Жыл бұрын

poverty causes crime

@dieseldragon6756

Жыл бұрын

As a Brit I'm ashamed to say the same sentiment could be applied to most of us, too. Fill that place up with your typical British U40 tourists and anything that isn't tied down will have vanished, the hotel would be bankrupt, and the Police would've been called out Odin knows how many times... 🚓🇬🇧😥 (Don't believe the American stereotypes about the British. If you want an accurate opinion on just how bad we can be, simply ask anybody from Spain. 💭🇬🇧🤬)

@roberthunt1117

Жыл бұрын

@@dieseldragon6756 I don’t understand (I’m American) what do you mean, with respect brother 👍

I worked at an all night gas station 711 style and also as a custodian for the downtown parking garage/ bus transit terminus. Both in the US Midwest. I assure you that there is no way the American mindset could deal with a place like this. Even the preacher's wife would be scoffing free hairspray, razors, and taking home slippers. As far as the food, have you ever been to Golden Coral when they line up at the trough? Stay classy Japan.

@tomorrowhowever7488

9 күн бұрын

Years ago, I worked in a factory where we built commercial cooking equipment. I had never been to a "Golden Corral". We received a range returned from Golden Corral. They said the oven door wouldn't close. When we opened the door, there was so much CRUD caked on the gasket that, indeed, the door would not close! When we pulled out the oven bottom, we found a dead rat underneath!

If all of Japan was like this I would learn Japanese and move there immediately. It's baffling and inspiring that so many free amenities could be laid out and everyone is so respectful and dignified. In America you could put this in the nicest neighborhood in the country and within the first week you would have people filling their purses with the "free" shit and absolutely milking as much out of it as possible, regardless of waste and without regard for the other guests.

@c.m.7037

8 ай бұрын

American's have no discipline for themselves, nor regard for their neighbor. Sadly, very selfish.

@mr.doctorcaptain1124

8 ай бұрын

Yep. It’s one of the most disgusting parts about our country to me. And you know the same people who would abuse it would then complain when it went away saying “Well what did you expect they didn’t even bother policing it!” I can’t even leave my personal belongings at my work locker without having to fear items being stolen.

@rawblocks364

8 ай бұрын

you know alot of the city areas in japan are really like this they server lots of amenities for free free food free drinks they are very generous

@1957jmhiser1

6 ай бұрын

You're right. I work with the public, and it's shameful how people are, grabbing all they can of free amenities, packs of snacks, they trash everything and take everything in their big carryall purses.

@lonnibaird8018

5 ай бұрын

Sad, but true! Of course, not all of them or us, in Canada are like that. The bad ones make us all look bad!

$320 a month! Who said you can't plan a cheap Japan trip 😂. As a solo traveler, I think this would be great to stay for 15 days and really take in the whole city.

This is blowing my mind. The price for all of this cannot be real. I am flabbergasted 😮. The culture is so extremely different in the US. This looks like Heaven. The price is too cheap to be real..

@AKUJIVALDO

Жыл бұрын

LOL No diversity, people learn from being toddlers to be responsible and respectful... Of course it is real...but only in Japan.

What a country... Nothing but respect for Japanese people.

@Nensi014

10 ай бұрын

U don't know a history💯.

@TokyoBlue587

4 ай бұрын

@@Nensi014yes, everyone knows about World War 2, you’re not being clever.

@Nensi014

3 ай бұрын

@@TokyoBlue587, I am, but u're being poor(

thats so cute how the eggs were made to look like they were in a nest in the fridge 😂 🥚🪺

@TiestoG

10 ай бұрын

🐔

If this were in the UK, the free to borrow things, like charging cables, would either be alarmed or super glued into the wall. There's so much trust in the customers at this hotel!

@dieseldragon6756

Жыл бұрын

If this hotel were in the UK the charging cables and accessories might still be in place (Only because they're concreted into the wall) but the mattresses, bed linen and televisions would have all vanished after the first week of business... 🇬🇧💸😉

@louisegiordano959

Жыл бұрын

@dieseldragon6756 I work at YHA in St. Pancras, I just started, I lend out the cables and electric plugs other people have left, on a honor system, but I do tell them if they don't bring it back they will have bad luck for the rest of their life hahahaha

@dieseldragon6756

Жыл бұрын

@@louisegiordano959 I know that hostel - I've stayed there quite a few times in the past! You guys have the _best_ connections with Eurostar a man could wish for! 🚄❤💨😁 It surprises me just how many chargers, cables and other things get left behind by folks though - I've probably found and handed in a good vans-worth of those over the years just by myself! 😳 I can understand the half-used bottles of shampoo left by those about to board flights...But the latest-but-one generation of iPhone with a fortnights worth of dust on it??? If you can afford to leave one of those behind, what are you doing staying in a hostel?! 🙃

@louisegiordano959

Жыл бұрын

@dieseldragon6756 I don't stay there I work there. I live by Edgware road

@mkbotic6386

Жыл бұрын

In America the free to borrow things would be stolen unfortunately 😭

We could never have anything like this in the USA. People would literally steal EVERYTHING. 🙄😔😑 Japan seems so respectful and clean ❤

@erikadlloyd5586

Жыл бұрын

Sad, yet true.

@Beardshire

Жыл бұрын

I'm not sure, shitty people generally come in pairs to provoke one or the other, the thing here is you are by yourself with no guests, so you are more respectful of your surroundings when you can self reflect with noone around.

@kc4208

Жыл бұрын

Is that a confession the tanz?

@kc4208

Жыл бұрын

"Shoplifting is one of the most commonly seen crimes in Japan. It is punishable as theft by up to 10 years imprisonment or a fine of up to 500,000 yen (about 5000 USD)." Stop electing democrats

@mattr.9167

Жыл бұрын

It is, their culture is better and we should probably leave them alone and accept that.

This so nice that people are nice and respectful and responsible

My brother and father live in Japan for last 33 years I just met them once. They are totally different from us. So well mannered tidy and soft spoken. By the way.. I tried seeing your face in the entire vlogs but I had no success. Thank you for showing Japan to the world.. I can now talk better with my family❤❤❤

Here, Americans, read this: 1. He’s obviously filming mostly in the middle of the day, so the hotel is empty because people are out working or doing activities. Presumably he did this intentionally to avoid bothering people. 2. Eggs are treated in Japan with a cleaning agent before going to market, so eating them raw is entirely safe and common. 3. Basic foods in Japan are quite cheap. It’s not uncommon to get a big bowl of ramen with pork and egg for about 600 yen (about $5). People in Japan won’t stuff themselves on free food so the costs of the free stuff is probably around $5 a day per guest. Japanese businesses aren’t burdened with nearly the regulations and taxes as the US, so they don’t need as high of margins. With a large number of guests in a small footprint, this hotel will do just fine.

@aprilleerose

Жыл бұрын

It would be wonderful to own one.

@Tris-Mimi

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say why it is just $39…

@TheRealTorG

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for assuming everyone is American

@aspenhill1479

Жыл бұрын

@@asanokatana Excellent response. Snowflakes are annoying!

@davidtesler1198

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRealTorG Most mentally challenged people do that

The Anshin Oyado is my go-to place when ever I am in Kyoto! Always clean, friendly, great amenities, and close to many of the premier locales in Kyoto... This is a must stay for the individual traveler/explorer of Japan!

@sayanorasonic

Жыл бұрын

Do you know any good place for couples at a good price just like this one?

@douglasreagan5536

Жыл бұрын

Sorry Clarence, most capsule hotels are for individuals, not couples. I am not sure of capsules that cater to couples, but I can recommend some great Onsen that cater to couples and families.

@talon310calif

Жыл бұрын

This seems too good to be true! im going to stay here. do you haxe a recommendation for a like plaxe in tokyo?

@icguys

Жыл бұрын

Do you book online or just when you get there?

@atlantischris

Жыл бұрын

is the 30 days for 300$ actually real

I love how quiet and empty it is. I'd enjoy the atmosphere so much.

Outstanding. I’m extremely impressed w the cleanliness, the different set ups, for food, bathing, plus the multiple food and drink offerings. And most of all the respect you exhibited. Even at my age of 68 I’d treat myself to that concept. And the beautiful temples, clean streets. IDE love to visit.

Imagine if hospitals had this service or if this service opened near hospitals so parents and older children can stay close to their loved ones when they're committed into the hospital! Like having your family stay in the building across for cheap while you're in labor or something like that

My Aunt is from Kyoto and recently moved back after spending 40 plus years in America (San Fran and Philadelphia). She is a Urasenke tea master who led traditional tea ceremonies in Philadelphia. Kyoto looks like a nice place to visit.

Japan seems like a great place to live. A modern, clean country filled with good people.

I like how respect still exist in Japan

I’ve only been to japan once. Tokyo. It was really good. What really stuck with me was how organized and clean everywhere was. Absolutely immaculate streets and everything.

This is unbelievable! I am in shock and awe such a place exists! What an incredible hotel, thanks for sharing :)

@deacongowan909

Жыл бұрын

Looks stupid, staying in a shoe box with no privacy and shitty food.

i stayed here Anshin Oyado for 7 nights last week! i must say the accommodation and utilities included are worth the price, i got it for like almost Y5,000 per night via Agoda. as the establishment is at the center of Akihabara

I stayed in this hotel on my trip to Kyoto, I just love it. Cleanliness and awesome service, not to mention the spa and hot springs.🥰

That's a heaven for introvert like me

This capsule hotel is not well known even among Japanese. I was very surprised when I first found it. It is a little more expensive than other capsule hotels, but much cheaper than ordinary hotels, and very cost-effective. Definitely recommended. The beds are much larger than those in other capsule hotels, there are several kinds of shampoos and treatments, even though it is a hotel for men, there are many kinds of lotion, milky lotion, toothpaste, perfume, deodorant for clothes and even pillows to choose from. This hotel is part of a chain, and in addition to Kyoto, there are also branches in Tokyo and Nagoya. At the Ogikubo branch in Tokyo, you can see the crowds in the public baths and restaurants from your bedroom, which was also convenient, and the free food was curry, which was delicious.

@Dasha-vs2jl

Жыл бұрын

Very helpful info thank you!

@AKUJIVALDO

Жыл бұрын

It is for both men and women, you can clearly see it in floor plan. Women area is totally separated from men. No hanky-panky allowed LOL

@uniq

Жыл бұрын

@@AKUJIVALDO Ah, you are right, the Oyado in Kyoto and Nagoya can accommodate women. I am not a woman, but I think it is a clean capsule hotel with contents that women would also like very much.

This sharing is an excellent idea, so much less work and space needed to please everyone. I appreciate how respectful you were during your visit as well. Thank you for posting your experience.

@experience_japan

7 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Wow! How amazing and generous that this hotel offers so many complimentary things and everyone is so respectful and clean! I have never visited Japan but now I would like to. It seems like a very good culture.

I live in the UK and am homeless... I've always wanted to go to Japan. I love the culture, this place truly looks like heaven on earth. Perhaps one day I will make it to Kyoto.

@Recaru

Жыл бұрын

Best of luck to you good sir.

@deacongowan909

Жыл бұрын

This looks like a communist nightmare

@DK-rh6lk

Жыл бұрын

I hope you'll make it

@Ms.Delphine1204

Жыл бұрын

@@deacongowan909 what does? Having somewhere affordable and clean to sleep and eat while traveling?

@herlastvoyage

Жыл бұрын

@Deacon Gowan, why do you think it's communist? Nobody is making anyone stay in a capsule hotel. It's just way more affordable than a traditional hotel.

Unbelievably clean, convenient and affordable place for single travelers. It even includes free food & drinks, OMG!

What a peaceful relaxing video and I enjoyed every minute of it.

I haven’t been to Japan in 20 years. I was there for a month and did visit Kyoto. I’m inspired to return and take my teenager. I forgot the lovely sensibility and respect, cleanliness and tranquility of Japan. 💛✨

Hospitality and attention to comfort of a visitor is so evident in every video. Such care for is shown for the basic human needs.Japanese culture is amazing,would love to visit

$320 a month that's way cheaper than a normal house rental and with free food and everything if there was a place like that here I'd be moving in permanently. I know where I will be staying when I visit there

Your review of this hotel was very nice. It looked so clean and had plenty to offer. A definite go-to for traveler's to Japan. Thank you for sharing.

@experience_japan

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you found the review helpful. If you ever travel to Japan, you should definitely check it out! 😊

I would probably be claustrophobic in a capsule room. However, the hospitality at this hotel is amazing!! Wow!

As an very introverted German who loves and respects privacy I think I would love to stay there as long as everybody keep their privacy as well and don’t start taking advantage of sharing a room and start talking to me lol

@quiksilver0000

Жыл бұрын

Japanese culture is such that no one starts talking to you randomly. In fact, they avoid at all costs because it disturbs others~

My fascination with Japan just went up even more. The technology is amazing & the cleanliness ❤ However it is the Sakura Blossom festival that I want to see 🌸

Imagine a society that values respect and discipline. 💓

I want to come now!!!😫This is awesome! I’d come and book for 30 days and just immerse myself in the culture & community! Goals!🤍

Having a place like this where I live would’ve kept me from being homeless, so cheap and luxurious

WOW! Japan must have have a great respect system to open a business like that. Also it appears to look very clean. Awesome! There's too much greed,injustice and disrespect to open up something like that in America.

@deacongowan909

Жыл бұрын

No privacy, gross food that will give you food poisoning, and a shoe box you can’t stand up in.

@deacongowan909

Жыл бұрын

People flock to our hotels in places like Vegas that gives you much better amenities and an actual room, no one is flocking to this shit hole.

@kc4208

Жыл бұрын

I always wonder if ppl like you are projecting onto americans or if yall are wealthy living in democrat cities. Which one is it? "Shoplifting is one of the most commonly seen crimes in Japan. It is punishable as theft by up to 10 years imprisonment or a fine of up to 500,000 yen (about 5000 USD)."

@DjSinxix

Жыл бұрын

If it was the same punishment in the US we might not have the problems we do. But with essentially a slap on the wrist of course our crime is higher. I've lived in both Red and Blue states and cities, and have never seen anything remotely like in this video.

@shavettejohnson4791

Жыл бұрын

@@DjSinxix Well D.J it's because there's so much injustice in America, Americans only want the laws to apply to certain people and this Country don't love all Americans and it dont want what's best for all their citizens and Unfortunately that's not what America is all about. It's one of the most Morally and Ethically Corrupt Nation. A Nation with a low Moral standard could never accomplish what Japan has accomplished.

What I saw that impressed me was how clean everything was I not talking about the pod but the station people taking pride in their country... I love America but if things don't change I feel so sorry for the young people..... May Almighty GOD have mercy on us...

This was indeed a very enjoyable video, thank you for sharing your experience with us :) The capsule hotel was all so clean, quiet and subdued with lovely food and really everything you would need.............even for a long stay. Although there was no locking door there was the pull-down partition which was good. Considering everything and also all that was offered the cost was excellent xx Jean from Scotland.

If this was in the US, it'd be filled to the brim...great place to live if you're w/o a home. Only $340 mo?! So good

@narisa8856

Жыл бұрын

Your right it would be nice until corporate America dip there fingers into the business and up the monthly rates to 600 + a month. Look at every style homes from tiny homes to even a trailer or apartment. They skyrocketed every housing price to become unaffordable. Don’t bring that concept to us, someone will use the concept of happy living to unrealistic to all walks of life except the rich.

@dd3370

Жыл бұрын

If this were in the USA it would be a disgusting place to sleep, no where near what you see here. I would not feel safe sleeping in one of these in America.

@hautewire

Жыл бұрын

If this was USA it would be $340 a night!

The immersion in this video is done well, I really felt like I experienced this. Thank you for showing us these details.

This was so AWESOME ❤❤❤ ty for sharing ! This is on my bucket list

Love your channel, thanks for your work!

Very impressed with how clean everything in the hotel was. You could never have that in the US. Especially not an open bar, on the honor system. It would be wiped out in less than an hour. This hotel is awesome and the free amenities are unbelievable. I want to go there.

I stayed here for a day in 2019 and I LOVED every moment of it. Was also the first time I stayed in a capsule hotel too!

@gpinkard

Жыл бұрын

Did you have to reserve and if so how, or was it walkin?

I'm always kinda shocked when you buy drinks and they only appear to be 6-8 ounces per serving. In the USA drinks are 12-16 ounces, always with the option to go bigger.

Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. I thoroughly enjoyed watching and reading your captions to allow the viewers to know and understand what you’re doing and how you felt about your experience while staying at the Japanese Hotel. I hope to one day get a chance to visit Japan and be lucky enough to book a stay at one of these fine hotels. I got so comfortable watching this video I didn’t want the video to end but like the saying goes all good things come to an end. 😊

I loved watching this video. Sadly this concept would never work in the US. I stay at a casino hotel for a few nights for free that offers free breakfast and its hilarious watching people pocket tea, hot chocolate and sugar packs that are left out.

Wow how are they able to provide so many amazing amenities and free food but be so inexpensive? Incredible.

@simbriant

Жыл бұрын

I would guess the patron's portion of each food is included in the price of the room.

@tgshark1

Жыл бұрын

its cool they include it but its all super cheap stuff, rice and egg, small sandwiches, cheap booze yeah wouldnt be that expensive really

@remyllebeau77

Жыл бұрын

@@tgshark1 It's cool for those that would use it all. For people that don't drink alcohol or if they don't like eating one raw egg on rice, they are paying for stuff they don't use. Turn that rice into fried rice with scrambled egg and a few bits of chicken breast, and I would have that every day of the week.

@tiffanieqaisar7487

Жыл бұрын

@@remyllebeau77I agree with you! People automatically assume that it’s so inexpensive when in fact it’s a very high price and obviously no matter how clean it appears, but I can imagine the people if they stay there would absolutely wreck their health long term! Japanese are known for their preference of privacy because they are statistically on average population of elderly people. Think about 40% of the elderly population who probably still prefer rural areas as the the only the young population is forced to share tiny flats en masse as they study and work at all hours in the city and live inside their universities and workplaces and don’t have time to utilize such locales and more likely would stay over on holidays or breaks. But even those folks have to return back to the farm or family homes to care for their aged parents and relatives whom they likely support. I can imagine why the birthdate is terribly low here, because the culture is so highly developed -in fact over developed, that they have to invent machines for their service jobs for basic survival. And they are so overly open about sex in their anime culture that I can see the major repression on the subject. But this is merely my idea of the society there and not an opinion just based on my personal study of the country itself as I am obsessed with anthropology and sociology. Places like Japan and Sweden are so oddly similar in their isolated nature yet see how totally opposite but both are identical in their love of nature and nurture like yen and yang. It’s really remarkable how they manage to be so green and to keep clean and recycle. Cleanliness is after all key in good health, good appearance, and not materialistic but aimed at a balance in life comfort. Used to be everyone wanted a Swiss bank account and to retire on beachfront mansions but now they are spending less on housing and cars and soooo much more on comfort and how to be as lazy as possible. They have figured out how that Rolex third copies are just junk and hopefully they will go back to family life as it used to be rather than killing their children to retire in obscurity! I see this is off topic but more and more of an issue that modern science is overpopulating the planet and the sick are getting sicker but living in misery longer and longer! Who will be left to care for them if the robots malfunction or tomorrow we lose internet???? Is anyone thinking forward? I don’t see it happening and this really worries me. A disturbing pattern and now pandemic, wars, and slavery is what we are only seeing! Less and less US and so much more ME. So much that we are losing our self awareness and identity socially and becoming so isolated that laws are systematically corrupt all across the board except for remote locations like Siberia and it has to change soon and come to world peace if we want to see our children have children of their own in future! Ok off my speech now!!!! I just theorize and philosophize all day so what do I know, though? Love from the Wild West in the USA. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@remyllebeau77

Жыл бұрын

@@tiffanieqaisar7487 Uh, okay?

❤Thank you. Wow! This is great. 😊

Beautiful video

Imagine having something like this while in college. That would be awesome!

@AKUJIVALDO

Жыл бұрын

Outside Japan it wouldn't work...

@HakeemTheDream616

26 күн бұрын

​@AKUJIVALDO I know I can't stand Americans...

That hotel looks AMAZING!.. so clean and with so many amenities, it’s very cool!. I also enjoyed seeing a little of Kyoto during your stay and it looks so beautiful. Thank you for the great content, I really want to visit Japan desperately! 🇯🇵🥰

@sandrascott2606

Жыл бұрын

From one desperate traveller to another, I hope you make it there one day. I'm extremely fortunate to have been once already, but I'd love to go again.

This is such perfection! ❤

I love how everything is so clean!!

The rest of the world could learn a thing or more from this country! Most definitely my favorite country I’ve visited. Loved everything about it 🫶☺️

@puredjskaraoke

Жыл бұрын

Notice Japan doesn't take in refugees or many immigrants.

This looks incredible. So much free stuff. There has to be a lot of trust in that nation. Unimaginable in Poland (where I am from).

The appeal of a hotel like this is incredible! Amenities are everything!

The more I watch these kinds of videos, the more I make a few comparisons between an American Hotel and Japanese Hotel, I think it’s beautiful and considerate that everyone can keep the lounge area neat and clean. I definitely want to travel to Japan one day. Either alone, with a liver or friend

That is an awsome hotel, loving it. As a german I am very happy with the efficency of these capsule hotels espcially when they communalize bathingspace and such, whilst still providing some personal space. If there was a hotel like this in germany it would be highly popular with young people, espcially apprentices and people who study due to the pricing making it actually affordable living space, something not very common in german cities. (Espcially thoose that feature Universities or major employers.)

@grapefruitsyrup8185

Жыл бұрын

german education system is weird. i heard only people who went to gym can go to universities, and a large bunch goes to apprenticeship and wont go uni. for a country that priortise STEM fields, why does so many people goes to apprenticeship instead of uni and people are ok with that? also is it true that all german unis have no rankings, as long as your result is ok you can enter any uni?

so yummy...inspires to do all that generosity about eating food and finding drinks you like when return home

the ambience and amenities at this hotel is too good to be true. imagine an international chain purchasing this hotel and jacking the price really high. i used to travel quite a bit through thailand and there was a small local-chain that offered incredible value to its customers. a few years later, it was bought up; the quality nose-dived and the price went up, up up. great video .. domo arigatou

Wow! So many nice free things come with this nice capsule hotel. The bed looked roomy enough.

This place looks amazing!

It’s hard to describe accurately in words just how much I love these videos.

So, you get (a very small but comfortable) room, board, booze, and other nice amenities for about USD $10 per day! This sounds like heaven to me. There simply isn't anything here in the United States that even remotely compares to this affordable level of high hospitality.

@kc4208

Жыл бұрын

Yes there is lolol

@TopFix

Жыл бұрын

$36 a day**

@AKUJIVALDO

Жыл бұрын

​@@TopFix only if you buy one-day stay...long term is less than $11 per day.

Amazing Japan! 💖👍 That's all I can say. 🥰 Their hospitality, their outstanding respect, their tidiness, their punctuality, and discipline makes me so comfortable and secured to enjoy even the simplest amenities within the place. I think I would loved to stay in Japan for good just to experience all these fun and unique pleasures.

I enjoyed watching your video. I am happy you showed us Kyoto is beautiful and peaceful. Knowing the city is not crowded and there is a nice place to stay with very good amenities that are extremely affordable has helped me decide to visit Kyoto next in my travels. Thank you.

Wow enjoyed this video. What a great culture

I would live in there permanently 🎉

@slickjoe28

Жыл бұрын

Me too

This hotel was one of the best I've ever seen. All those amenities! That's unimaginable in the west. People would rob the place blind in a day. So nice to know this exists. An excellent video. Liked and subscribed. Looking forward to more of your videos.

@remyllebeau77

Жыл бұрын

We'd have to have everything come from vending machines to keep people from stealing extra.

I stayed at the Anshin Oyado in Shinjuku, just at the south-east exit of the station. It was much like this. Really cool place to stay and really close to some great bars and stuff, particularly Kabukichō!

There is probably something good to learn about in every culture. Thank you for sharing.

Seriously such a hidden treasure hotel ✨✨

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

In Japan, there are more and more interesting hotels like this one these days.