Не устаю поражаться разнообразию капсульных отелей Японии! Отель отличный, есть всё необходимое для хорошего и комфортного отдыха путешественника, немудрено что это место популярно. Спасибо за видео!
@marilynturcotte5304 Жыл бұрын
This is my style of "capsule" room, something I can get in and out of the bed easily.
@sekhmetsaes Жыл бұрын
What a lovely hotel! I can see why they are popular!
I lived in Japan in the 90s and miss it every day.
@SUKIYAKITravel9 ай бұрын
Really? The city has changed a bit since the 90's, but the culture and Japaneseness is still the same! I hope you will continue to travel Japan with my channel☺️
@A.HajiHarry89 Жыл бұрын
Love it 👌
@SUKIYAKITravel Жыл бұрын
Thank you for watching!
@valerieselau7384 Жыл бұрын
Awesome video. 😊 I just have seen that hotel couple times but still one of the best videos 😊
A capsule hotel in Semba, booked every day? Not surprised. Like 200-300 m away from night time areas (main Shinsaibashi / Amemura zones) but far enough that it's not THAT loud. Feels weird when I watch one of your videos and think: "Yep, I know the area"
Привіт з України! 🇺🇦 Мені сподобався готель: зручне розташування, поряд ресторани. Ваш номер, так-так, номер прекрасний: просторий, багато повітря, можно працювати, дивитись телевізор, пересуватист в повний зріст. Дякую вам, було цікаво😍😍😍
@scot60 Жыл бұрын
Why can’t capsule rooms have locks?
@SUKIYAKITravel10 ай бұрын
This is a legal issue in Japan. Simple accommodation cannot be locked. This is because there are strict conditions and space restrictions to register as a hotel. That's a strange law.
Na moral, que lei mais estúpida é essa do Japão em ficar proibindo esses quartos de não terem portas com trancas? Tem porta pra tudo quanto é lado nesses prédios, mas não pode ter lá, onde é quê fica a privacidade dos locatários nessas horas??... parece até que fizeram isso pra não ficar tendo o trabalho pra arrombar as portas, caso algum idiota tire a própria vida lá dentro (sinceramente espero que isso não seja algo comum por aí, a ponto de ficarem criando leis tão específicas assim)
@SUKIYAKITravel10 ай бұрын
Como você disse, é uma instalação que deve sua existência à cultura e à segurança do Japão. É uma lei estranha, mas não se pode abrir um negócio num espaço como este a não ser que seja na categoria de alojamento simples, então graças a esta lei, pode usufruir destas facilidades!
@Wesleycobra10 ай бұрын
@@SUKIYAKITravel Perhaps these measures make staying in these hotels a little cheaper. Before I thought there was some central air conditioning connecting these dorms in the form of capsules, but as they have to use a kind of curtain instead of a door, the cooled air could not remain isolated inside them (making it very difficult to use these spaces during hot summer nights), apart from the loss of acoustic insulation, it would not be necessary to ask tenants to avoid making noise (even when using a cell phone), if those inside these capsules would hear almost none of the noise coming from outside.
@SwannieC Жыл бұрын
Can’t site on.
@davidsimons5944 Жыл бұрын
I don't know why they even call it a capsule hotel when really these are just small ordinary hotel rooms surely?!
@gizmogal89 Жыл бұрын
Think the law says accomodationa without locking personal room doors are considered capsule hotels. In this one, the open drop ceilings gap at the top of the room is also a factor I'd imagine.
@ZoonCrypticon Жыл бұрын
Too sterile design in my opinion. I prefer the classic capsule hotels with spa and restaurant in the more ancient Japanese style.