Staying at Japan’s $35 Expensive Capsule Hotel

Today we are staying at the famous Dormy Inn Kourakuen in the "capsule class" room.

Fee: 5000JPY/35USD/2800INR/50CAD/35EUR/30GBP/50,000KRW
Route: Under 10 minutes from closest stations.
Hotel: Dormy inn Kasuga no Yu Kourakuen
Type: Lower berth
Experience: ramen record: 3

0:00 introduction
0:42 route and fees
1:15 room tour
4:15 hotel tour
8:46 dinner
11:02 breakfast buffet
14:25 THANKS FOR WATCHING

[TokyoCapsuleCollection]

I am Japanese. Ramen is a food that all foreign visitors to Japan should try. Your videos are always interesting with a sense of humor. Thank you for your wonderful video!!

[philipwalton]

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[khalilahd.]

I love exploring Japan through your experiences. Makes me want to visit one day ❤

[fluerluv]

“And there they fall to their demise.” 😂😂
You have an awesome sense of humor and I re-watch many of your videos when I am feeling down or upset. You put things in perspective and that makes me happy. Thank you!

[eleanorm]

i watch a lot of japan travel videos but yours are by far the best because of your sense of humor! keep up the good work :)

[Jordan-inJapan]

Good info, and well-timed! Now that Japan has opened up again, I think a lot of people may be planning a trip to Tokyo and find this quite useful. I, on the other hand, LIVE in Japan and haven’t been to Tokyo in like 7 years. 😆 (I think a trip may be overdue…)

Anyway, it looks like a pretty decent place to spend the night. 🍻

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[BeautifulXlie]

Your Chanel helps me experience exploring Japan right at home, and to have more knowledge of what I may want to do if/when I visit Japan myself. Thank you very much for sharing your experiences!

[ReyOfLight]

That looked like great value for the price! It wasn’t a small capsule, more like a tiny room with common facilities. But at least you had more than just a bed and tv like at least I associate with capsule hotels when I hear the word. Here you had a little desk area and more space than just the bed. With it including ramen as well, definitely a good price for that size room in a huge city like Tokyo.

[cocom]

FINALLY!! AN "A" TIER TOILET!! 😭❤

[djackmanson]

I have wondered for a while what an A-tier toilet would look like. Very glad to have an answer!

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[sharkey]

Love the sense of humor. Opening scene with the roller coaster and your commentary reminds me why I enjoy these videos so much lol.

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[outdooradventures]

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[bozoone]

1800 isn't too bad for an all you can eat buffet! Most of the ones around here(east tennessee) are between 12 to 14 dollars. That is about the same with current exchange rate. Another fun video, thanks for taking us along👍

[Gazmeizster_Wongatron]

That breakfast looks amazing. So much more interesting than our "Continental breakfasts" of cereal, dry croissants and a slice of old ham! 😅

[nao-bfko]

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[faenethlorhalien]

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[Murchad]

"Expensive".
The last time I stayed in a $35 hotel room was about 23 years ago, motel-hopping with a coupon book in a new city waiting for my apartment to be ready. My ritual involved checking the sheets, checking the tub, and checking behind all the paintings and mirrors for cameras.

This looks like heaven by comparison.