Why I’m not staying at hotels in Japan anymore (at least by choice lol)

[@CallofDutyBlackOps28]

“I’m not going to ask because they have a katana in the room” jokes on them; that’s just art until proven otherwise.

[@Vinzona]

Until proven otherwise...

[@thehitobito]

Until the fight breaks out

[@beor2193]

If it is a katana classified as such according to japanese law, that is excempt from weapons law, because it is a registered art piece even though it is a real sword. Not katana swords are prohibited, while not weapon replicas also exist.

[@chappiescollectables]

John Yakuza intensifies

[@patu8010]

​@@beor2193oh yeah yeah, it's an art piece! Don't ask why it's sharpened

[@davidbee7394]

I stayed at a traditional place via airBnB in Kyoto. For a family it's a no brainer. You get a washing machine/laundry, kitchen, separate bedrooms. It is cheaper than a hotel and you save on washing, breakfast etc

[@davidlowe3031]

was it haunted??????

[@davidbee7394]

@@davidlowe3031 hahah seriously this place was like 50 meters from the train metro in the city. The good thing is even in the city, there are small laneways throughout and in all of them, there are traditional houses above the shops and next door. No need to worry about noise late at night in Kyoto. Everyone is mindful of that

[@sargera1]

This same as a Ryokan?​@@davidbee7394

[@razor3535]

Did you get a toilet that opens its mouth for you?

[@sargera1]

@@razor3535 u mean the auto ones

[@gaintturnip]

This is everything I've ever wanted. The lifestyle and aesthetic of the old world like that beautiful garden, traditional houses, home made everything from food to the clothes, and the quiet country life. But I also want the benefits of the new world like toilets, antibiotics, low infant mortality rate, and not having to worry about basic survival. This is literally the dream.

[@marisakirisame3234]

So true !

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I know right

[@bigguy1230]

Hope you can live that dream one day

[@gaintturnip]

@@bigguy1230 Me too!!

[@FatChanceTheCouchDog]

I strongly vibe with these sentiments. As an American.

[@Dumpsterfired]

We did in Kyoto. The owner was a 100 year old man who screamed at the guests if they went out at night. Was met at the door by a couple of Brits who were checking out after a 1 night stay because the old man freaked out every time they left to go sightseeing. We immediately returned to the train station and went back to Osaka. 😂

[@giangra92]

You can call it a real old japanese fashion experience!!!

[@dayewalker9408]

Geez Meghan, I thought you were Kris Collins...!!! Ben, you got good taste in women.

[@navyblue7009]

How much did it cost to live there?

[@kristinedoty7876]

@@Dumpsterfired Well, every culture has its eccentrics.

[@Manhandle730]

@@dayewalker9408 what inside nerd joke is this?

[@oneprez]

Toilet really said "Ive been awaiting you master"

[@ff3nyx]

Da fuq? Lol.

[@catassistant]

What

[@Insane_enasnI]

Lmao

[@JeffreyjkKlein]

Konnichiwa please go in me

[@icommitdie8756]

read this in the voice of Ordis from warframe

[@KrayZieTyler]

I just rented an apartment instead. 3 weeks cost me $1k, cheaper than the hotel I was looking at and I got a washing machine in my room lol

[@ThornOfHearts]

How'd you do that?

[@AosorarisuUnedited]

@@ThornOfHearts If it is like how it was when I was there, you need to make a Japanese bank account to pay rent. Which takes connections. So not so simple. It is cheap though for sure, but I heard they recently did away with the law that forced them to stay cheap.

[@MissxLariz]

One week in my country already costs over 1k if not nearly 1.5k 😳

[@ericbailey6779]

​@@ThornOfHeartsI think LeoPalace let's you prepay if you make a security/cleaning deposit.

[@justahugenerd1278]

That courtyard is so pretty omg

[@Icon5150]

It's a 10x10 room wtf

[@thehitobito]

Soo cute

[@arkraneus]

@@Icon5150let them cook lmao 💀

[@masstaden3507]

@@Icon5150y u hatin

[@alishashenoy]

Rats in the courtyard?

[@Tsunade88]

Yes!! I was staying in a traditional Inn in Kyoto in late March with my partner and the death stairs to the loft bedroom, incredible outdoor hot bath, heated seat toilet, and traditional coal fire cooked complimentary 4 course breakfast was an INCREDIBLE experience 😍

[@SuperUAP]

Isn't Japan's thing having tiny cameras in every inappropriate location possible?

[@Mooncrest0]

Drop the name!

[@Mooncrest0]

@@SuperUAPthat’s why you get a device to check, very common in Asia for hidden cameras to be everywhere unfortunately.

[@katyb2793]

​@@Mooncrest0do you have a device you would recommend?

[@maika4282]

I stayed at an airbnb in Kagoshima that didnt have locks in the door and was by a road but there was also a katana so I wasnt scared 😭😭

[@Astraaaaaaaaaaa]

The display katanas are usually dulled so it probably wouldn’t have done much damage to an intruder :)

[@lc6134]

​@@Astraaaaaaaaaaa Could probably be used like a bat. It doesn't have to be sharp to hurt.

[@Seffyzero]

@@AstraaaaaaaaaaaThat doesn't really matter enough. You can actually still cut and stab with a dulled blade and with blades with no edge at all. It's all about leverage and force, not necessarily about sharpness.

[@maika4282]

@@Seffyzerodont forget the intimidation factor! And we actually opened a box with it, though with some effort so it wasnt the sharpest out there XD

[@Zraknul]

No one is coming and locks are only a speed bump if they were.

[@SammyJohn-x4y]

Bro last November I visited the house. It was magical my kids liked exploring the garden and the house. The traditional wooden Japanese houses are truly amazing.

[@samuelweir5985]

She mentioned "AirBNB", but actually Japan has always had AirBNB-like little family ryokans that one can stay at. I often used them decades ago when I was young and traveling in Japan. The family would often rent out a room in their residence for hotel-like stays. Even though the stays were enjoyable, I didn't use them all the time because it always felt like I was a guest in someone's house so sometimes I preferred just staying at an inexpensive hotel where I didn't feel obligated to keep to certain hours when going out at night and returning.

[@LionKimbro]

There are a LOT of AirBNBs in Japan, where you rent the whole place, all to yourself, and what's crazy is they're often very cheap. There seems to be NO correlation between cost & value, when it comes to AirBNB in Japan.

[@captainweekend5276]

What you're describing is literally a bed and breakfast, which yeah existed before airBNB 😂

[@samuelweir5985]

@@captainweekend5276 No, the small, Japanese family-run ryokans that I'm talking about are not like B&B's in the U.S. or Canada. With the small, Japanese family-run ryokans the line between the family and guests is more blurred.

[@enjoythesilence902]

Not only Japanese style 旅館Ryokan, 民宿minshuku is a private inn. Owners such as farmers and fishermen rent out part of their homes to accommodate guests. Generally, the owner stays at home and serves local and home-cooked meals to customers. 民泊Minpaku is Airbnb nowadays, japanese-style room like this short or western-style apartment. (Google translated.)

[@captainweekend5276]

@@samuelweir5985 Dude B&B's existed before America and Canada 🙄what you're describing matches a traditional English B&B, as well as those in Europe, it's really not a novel or inherently Japanese concept.

[@Nehal_rohoman]

God she is gorgeous 🫢

[@tonbalikli]

Don't do this if you are not noise tolerant. You can hear every single sound from adjacent homes and you feel like there is a ghost or there is a burglar in the house.

[@Just1Nora]

Ear plugs are a fantastic invention! 😂

[@ericbailey6779]

Love hotels are so much better.

[@Syzygy77]

Beautiful! I’d love to stay is such a charming and elegant Japanese home. Although, I did stay in a condo in Hawaii that had similar aesthetics… minus the Tatami Mats, Wall Mural, and Futons.

[@starlightsall]

Just seeing the video title my first thought was 'but why, Japanese hotels are so good' but you convinced me very quickly, that's a gorgeous place to stay at 😅

[@thehitobito]

Theyre good, but this was a whole experience

[@erikh9991]

And, the hotels have cooked food! We stayed in one of these local homes for 3 days and it was terrible. We could never find any food. We could not work the A/C. The taxi drivers told us they could never find the place. It took us an hour to get anywhere.

[@KaoticReach1999]

Have you ever even been to a Japanese hotel or just didn't know this was an option?

[@starlightsall]

​@@KaoticReach1999I've stayed at Japanese hotels, that's why I said they're so good. I know Airbnb is an option but hadn't tried it in Japan.

[@ericbailey6779]

They are nice but be warned; the beds are rock hard.

[@estelle418]

I stayed in this Airbnb with my partner during our trips 2 years ago! The price was honestly so affordable and for fhe size, it was a steal! Glad you enjoyed the amazing experience too ❤❤

[@moriqana3679]

we always praise japanese craftsmanship here in canadian trades but seeing those stairs sent a shiver up my spine

[@thehitobito]

Freddy fazbear

[@moriqana3679]

@@thehitobito please don't evoke him right now i can't handle it

[@shpeen8835]

They know how to squeeze the most out of zero space

[@ajoshdoingthings541]

the "perks" of living on an island@@shpeen8835

[@fringehead]

If you wake up at three for a pee those stairs are the worst

[@Michaelebills]

Small family owned hotels in Japan are just as homing! I lived in Northern Japan for 4 years during my high school years. Japanese will also host for the night for free just to spend time eating, drinking, while having conversations in English. They are some of the most hospitable people you will meet!

[@arelunk]

Agreed. I had the opportunity to stay in these during my recent trip. It was definitely a moment to remember.

[@ellenapfeffer3628]

It’s amazing staying in those kinds of hotels there!! We stayed at a bunch of bath houses very traditional very much like this place you stayed at.

[@arturiaarthus8367]

went to one, missed the hotel room immediately.

[@valerieserrano1245]

Why is that?

[@ThornOfHearts]

Why?

[@florete2310]

That's a very cool tip. If I ever manage to visit Japan (which is on my wishlist for ages), I will definitely do that. Much obliged

[@bjorn4703]

Believe me, after living long enough in Japan, you will also prefer western-style hotels like most Japanese. 😂

[@brutheius1054]

Fun fact. Mulitble cultures had heated floors in ancient time. A really cool example is romans how they did it with hot air and tubing under there house. 😀

[@redjoker365]

In traditional homes in both Korea and Japan, a sunken kitchen would be in the back of the house, and they'd build the ventilation for the oven and stove in a way that ran under the floors in a similar fashion. However this form of housing was far above the dreams of the peasantry who made up the supermajority of the population. I appreciated how the K-drama "Kingdom" didn't shy away from that kind of class consciousness when showing how most people lived in huts in contrast to the sheer luxury which some certainly had

[@emuotorimiddlefinger]

omg so pretty i might go to japan this year

[@ironboy3245]

take the time to go visit less traveled places, I'm going to go to shimanto city myself to forge a kitchen knife from scratch

[@emuotorimiddlefinger]

@@ironboy3245 ok

[@草薙寧々鳳えむ]

lucky

[@Mark-cx7ro]

​@@草薙寧々鳳えむ bro we have to cope ❤

[@草薙寧々鳳えむ]

@@Mark-cx7ro yea

[@7vlusic]

Your beauty is unreal 😮✨

[@Zehahahahahahahahahahahaha]

I thought she's an android lol

[@danieldaniels7571]

I can't even fathom being able to afford going to Japan. These days it's a struggle to afford the gas back and forth to work.

[@neojack333]

ikr

[@shyviking]

True that the plane tickets are expensive. At least if you're not chinese, korean or from another east/SE asian country. BUT (and that is a capital but...): Once you're there, it is actually not that expensive to be in (lodging, food etc), compared to most other developed countries. Compared to, say, Germany, I would say it is about the same price level once you're there.

[@tiffanyapril3528]

I was in Japan last summer. Aside from the plane tickets, everything is so affordable in Japan. Way cheaper than America. Because of their economy and the great exchange rate for Americans in Japan, everything is half the price compare to America. I love it there!

[@jimmyryan5880]

If you are from the US or EU then the cost of living in Japan is about 60% or what you pay at home. Thanks to the low yen. Still you have to pay for the flight.

[@strf90105]

@@jimmyryan5880 yeah, it's not the living in Japan that's priority concern, it's Getting out of your country in this economy for many countries

[@KairiPluck]

She's just shockingly beautiful

[@Mellow04]

Ma'am your videos are so soothing & informative & whenever I watch one I can't help but praise how gorgeous you are ❤, stay safe out there...

[@thehitobito]

Thank you so much!

[@QuickSilver1999]

Your videos always give me persona vibes haha ❤

[@fractalelf7760]

Beware the hidden cameras…

[@Hashimorex]

HHAAHA THATS WHAT I WAS THINKINH

[@ayushrawat3300]

That's what came to my mind in the starting 😂.

[@DylanL814]

For the price of a hotel, they can look wherever they want

[@lelandtsnyder9684]

For the price of a hotel, you can make a midnight live action movie for the host, complete with grunts and sighs.

[@justinstone4473]

there's a reason why their phones have mandatory shutter sounds

[@_JoeMomma]

It seems so cozy and nice inside

[@drystick-dy1ub]

don’t look my is not cozy

[@Tiosh]

Twice airbnb screwed me over in Japan. Pass for me.

[@bl8388]

Any details?

[@MabruBlack]

Japan actually HATES Airbnb. Tbh, it’s better to just go to a ryokan.

[@Leafbinder]

Wow those stairs reminded me of my grandmas house when i was a kid. thank you for that memory.

[@technewsfortechnoobs]

I can not begin to state how much I would love to buy a machiya-style house for myself in Kyoto specifically.

[@laguvids]

I love Kyoto 😍

[@jayyt9584]

There was this one ryokan I saw on Airbnb in Kyoto named Kyoto shi idk if it still is there however I want to book it if I ever visit Kyoto.

[@brianrodman1033]

I’d be happy to be able to afford a home most anywhere, though Japan is particularly awesome.

[@katttttttpaige]

I have this air bnb saved for the trip we are planning. It’s a sign 😍

[@BrOok-yoho-yoho-ho]

love the demon slayer song and the "hotel" is so pretty.

[@instinctivelychelsea2905]

That little garden is magical!!!!

[@vasiovasio]

Yeah, but Please do not forgot to check for the hidden cameras, because a lot of creeps give their houses and after that shared the recorded videos on Dark Web forums! 😢😢😢

[@thehitobito]

Thank you!

[@Marcels_Excellent_Adventure]

This should be the first comment!!!

[@ichiroutakashima4503]

Yup, that's Japan for you. We may use sticks and matches to light a fire, but our toilets can definitely take you to space. 😂

[@keepitsimple610]

That courtyard is awesome. Japanese houses seem so comfortable and relaxing.

[@louistafoya1288]

That place looks great to chill in post meditation session

[@thehitobito]

It is!

[@stanvanillo9831]

so real. I go to a shinto shrine after meditation to connect with nature's spirits and then get a tea in the court yard. I feel so deeply connected with my ancestors whenever I do this.

[@kenny1135311]

Your shorts have been coming up a lot in my feeds and your voice is a lot better than this ai thing. If I stumble on many thousands of dollars to be able to travel to Japan then I will remember this, but you’re gorgeous and I love your content!

[@stephoik4193]

That "courtyard" looks like it's 1x2 xD

[@capitalb5889]

I have no idea what that means

[@26349]

@@capitalb5889one by two square meters maybe (aka very small to be even considered a courtyard)

[@Thetenacityofkassidy]

⁠@@capitalb5889it means like the garden is either 1ft in length and 2ft in width or it is 2ft in length and 1ft in width

[@capitalb5889]

@@Thetenacityofkassidy ah. Reflecting on that, it must be meters not feet

[@Thetenacityofkassidy]

@@capitalb5889 yeah probably

[@kuuiporocha6438]

This is a true gem ❤️

[@lkj974]

beautiful. I can just imagine drinking a cup of tea in that courtyard.

[@malkalazar1801]

We stayed there in this specific house in october 2023! It was sooo beautiful, we fell in love with in a second❤❤❤❤ great place and great location

[@noomy050]

what city is it and where can you find it?

[@paulbarrera5927]

Omg those death trap stairs always get me any time I lodge at those kinds of places and all I have to give back are death stares.... Lol

[@npai6612]

When you are taking off your shoes, DO NOT step on the ground. Instead, step on tatami then put your shoes together facing outside. That's to avoid soiling tatami with dirt on your feet

[@1CorinthiansCh13Vs4]

Just... Maybe don't stay in one if you're tall. I'm 5'9", and when I stayed at 3 different machiya this past summer with my husband, my poor forehead got intimately familiar with so many light fixtures and door frames... I'm not sure how I avoided a concussion, to be honest. 😅 There were none of those concerns in the hotels we stayed in, lol.

[@capitalb5889]

I'm 6' and lived in Japan for two years, but I got used to the correct level of stooping to get through low doorways.

[@1CorinthiansCh13Vs4]

@@capitalb5889 I did duck. Just apparently not enough. 😂 One of the doorways was so small, when I stood next to it the top was 2" below my armpits. I think I bent over sufficiently maybe a quarter of the time. 😅

[@capitalb5889]

@@1CorinthiansCh13Vs4 - haha - well, I think even the Japanese using it at the time would have had to have bent down pretty low, including a lot of the men. But in everyday life, my Japnese apartment doorway was 180cm high (5'11"), and that was quite common in older buildings. Newer buildings from about the 1990s were higher, but it still gave me plenty of opportunities to bump my head if I wasn't being careful. Anyway, hope you otherwise had a great time in Japan.

[@oneoranota]

Your comment just cured the 2-days amnesia I had of my last stay in Japan, from hitting my forehead on those doortop 4 or 5 times ! Glad I kept only the good memories, but yeah, that's an issue.

[@Thot-Slayer-420]

"Mind your head"

[@oldtangledwig]

this looks like my family home back in taiwan, so much nostailgia!!

[@TheSuperTrickey]

This is the same for England too imo, but amazing Airbnb!!

[@abcdpqrs1281]

You have such clear skin and obviously look so beautiful 😍. Like damn man...

[@promise8252]

Ive been to a couple hotels a lot like this in japan actually! You just have to look for them

[@thehitobito]

There are ryokan style hotels but they won't give you the isolated experience you get here!

[@sakuramakoto4261]

​@@thehitobito Whats the locations name and how much was it per night?

[@FaunetheVtuber]

Sitting in the courtyard or with the door open, rain pattering down, and some nice tea, that's probably the best part

[@coffee_drinker2912]

OMG, the 8' x 8' courtyard! Pure decadence!

[@dianaczapp7396]

Omg is this in Kyoto?!? I feel like I stayed here haha

[@Ananda-gc1cj]

Omg , your so pretty!❤

[@Porpolhot]

Gave me childhood flashbacks about doraemon

[@HON3YLAND1]

I feel like this is great as long as your clean and polite.

[@SnackPack913]

We stayed in one of those while I was there. It was run by a sweet old lady and was beautifully decorated like this was

[@Astrumplayez]

That looks super cozy

[@LionKimbro]

I've been to Japan 4 times in my life. AirBNB is the way to go. Just: Get one AirBNB for the entire trip. Don't try and slice and dice with schedules. Even if you're going to go away for a few days, -- just get the one AirBNB and stick with it. It's worth the few more dollars. ALSO: There is NO correlation between PRICE, and VALUE, when it comes to AirBNBs. I've paid a ton of money for just terrible places (up several flights of stairs, poor neighborhood, few amenities,) and dirt cheap for entire houses that were just WONDERFUL.

[@adamc.sieracki4145]

That courtyard is gorgeous.

[@Wasser-fz9ub]

We prefer a hotel, we don't need to cook we don't need to clean we don't need to wash

[@JMB_focus]

Lazy people

[@tdcfc]

​@@JMB_focusyes, let's shame people for not trying to work on a vacation, after having probably worked the whole year to be able to afford said vacation. Lol

[@Teleported_in]

We?.. There is no we.. there only you..

[@octobergaming5767]

Everything looks so meet and organize in Japan

[@saltstation01]

The merchant while you sleep: 👁️👄👁️

[@mikegiamalva321]

What

[@aaronyonny2139]

So much nicer than a hotel. So much more personal

[@Triflingtroglodyte]

The first examples of heated flooring were on the Korean peninsula, dating back 5000 BC. So it actually is a very ancient concept, just not in the western world lol

[@thehitobito]

Very cool!

[@reanukeeves2k77]

The Romans had it too actually. So yeah not as old here, but still technically an “ancient concept”

[@bl8388]

And not for the poor.

[@Thot-Slayer-420]

​@@reanukeeves2k77i was about to say lol

[@jayasuryangoral-maanyan3901]

@@reanukeeves2k77 yeah, the modern form is that you don't rely on hypocausts but rather wires

[@salso5281]

Heated floors sounds amazing

[@BIGUS_PENUS]

True 👍 I was especially surprised about how they all had hidden cameras. Who knew i would become an adult film star on the internet , without even knowing it ????

[@ZedNull.]

The katana in the living room is a sure sign you have been caught in a tourist trap.

[@truvc]

“OMG the courtyard“ Opens the door onto a sad postage stamp

[@Ethelan_h]

i wish to live in japan so hard lol the place looks awesome

[@shoiku4734]

How to tell if there are secret cameras hidden in these types of private rentals?

[@Haywood-Jablomie]

Actually, many of them DO have hidden cameras.

[@Cthight]

@@Haywood-Jablomie Haha for Safety reasons when guests dont behave of course. For sure. lol

[@papyrus627]

Ty for the advice (i plan on visiting japan)

[@pscoolguy]

I never stay in a regular hotel while in Japan. I stay in capsule hotels. A fifth of the price, free laundry service of undergarments and optional laundry service of all clothes, reading rooms, massage rooms, hot tubs, sauna space, and snacks all included.😅

[@deep470]

planning a japan trip 2025. Is there a hotel chain you can recommend?

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

This looks like a dream... I will be on the lookout for a small house for hire like this. My plan is to go to Japan next summer - so excited 😊

[@tranquocthanh949]

The courtyard is a gem

[@doodoopeepee788]

I got to stay in Nagano & in Kyoto. the one in Nagano was my favorite bc it was a half traditional half modern apartment conversion. I never saw a maiko or geiko, while in Kyoto- but the night before I was set to leave the country, I got to wander around near the miyagawa-cho area for a bit. It was such an experience. It was super cold & rainy but I think it helped to keep the memory more fresh even years later. I met a really nice older couple who were super cool & showed me where to go eat that wasn't a touristy place. Also met some jerk tourists from Australia. they were super loud, pointing everywhere & reaching over people. Really weird, unaware, self important ppl.

[@Nobodysland367]

You are looking great ❤

[@hschokker86]

Hostels, hotels and air bnb are all great options in japan. They’re all different and its great to switch it up. I specifically if you’re younger and/or like to meet new people the hostels are fun and affordable.

[@zexceedx3518]

The courtyard it's so cool 😭

[@peekingtom8337]

Imagine the cheek clapping that happened in that house

[@IamHakone-di8im]

Airbnb is fantastic!

[@tauskicombat]

I stayed at a similar Airbnb couple years ago and can't recommend it enough! It also had a lovely square bath tub with black tiling

[@joshthomas3558]

I love how nezuko is in the corner and that place looks pretty nice

[@BACONMAN566]

Crippling college debt is so nice. I love crying about never getting to go here!

[@cnnhean]

What a coincidance i've been there for few nights. They have that crazy shower enclosure outside the building. We came with big luggage and had to go through the pain of climbing these crazy death trap stairs with heavy luggage.

[@benfir8920]

Agreed. Even expensive hotels are small.

[@elizabethbrogan6582]

the ryokan I stayed in in kyoto was an incredible experience. I got an entire guest house to myself. The toilets were public and going outside in a snowstorm in january to go to the bathroom was rough, but I still loved it so much.

[@penitent2401]

we tried one in Nagano, costs twice as a regular hotel, insulation of the thin wood and paper windows and thin walls means it was so freaking cold the heater running full blast can only heat small spot directly in front of it. If you are not used to sitting or laying on the floor, watch out, I'm moderately fit in my 30s but every thing being on the floor start being a strain at the end of the 5 days stay. I suppose it would have been better in warmer season, but in deep winter it sucked.

[@sublimetoast1441]

Wow if i ever have the opportunity to go id love to stay in a place like that. Looks so cool.

[@fortune3911]

Hell yea

[@Megu2403]

I'm staying in one almost identical to this on my trip I'm super excited!

[@angelcop2]

Im a new Sub and so happy your channel popped up on my to watch list.

[@hultibrant7947]

I like it how emotionless u sometimes look xD I cant explained it but i like it Aand your voice is just different xD

[@reapsow3003]

I stayed in a house in japan too and the roof was a whole garden it was so cool. And there was an indoor garden. Just the best experience

[@kaleomariz1000]

Oh my gosh 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 This is so freaking beautiful. Oh I so want that!

[@steel5315]

Did that toliet just open as you opened the door!? Im sold!!!!

[@shinyvictory1272]

Tbh those stairs look pretty chill compared to the ones in my house