Capsule hotel with too many offerings 🍚 🥚🥤 | ANSHIN OYADO

I went to a safe inn in Kyoto.
It is a capsule hotel with many free offerings.
Rice, miso soup, eggs, drinks, ice cream, etc. are free.
It's close to downtown Kyoto, so it's a great place for a long stay!

🎥 Click here to see the video of the Nagoya branch's capsule hotel 🎥

Prices are at time of shooting.

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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.

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[kimberlyblackwell]

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!

[lilynote]

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!

[TH-fwzb]

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.

[StonyRC]

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.

[jennoq]

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!

[sunso]

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 😂😂😂

[abdullrahman]

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

[TheEye]

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

[Capuchinho]

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.

[sofiabottari]

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

[a_soldierz_genetics]

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🤙

[debsleland]

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

[mandysimmons]

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.

[triniborn]

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.

[cheryll]

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

[RevolutionaryPrepper-rgkb]

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

[brandongarcia]

$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.

[kellytew]

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!! ❤

[SagaciousSilence]

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