What’s The Longest Time You Can Stay in a Capsule Hotel?
If you’re planning on staying at one of these capsule hotels in Japan for an extended period- the amount of time varies from place to place but typically it’s around two weeks or so.
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Are Capsule Hotels Loud? The Truth About Noise in Capsule Hotels
Earplugs or noise-canceling headphones might help you sleep better in a noisy environment. Some capsules have built-in amenities like TVs or radios that can produce additional noise at night for light sleepers.
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Can You Get Food Delivered To Your Capsule Hotel? Here Are Your Options
Yes, in Japan it is possible to get food delivered to your accommodation regardless of whether you are staying at a capsule hotel or any other type of lodging.
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How Big Are The Beds in a Capsule Hotel (Can You Stretch Out?)
At most capsule hotels, guests sleep in individual capsules or pods that are typically around 1 meter wide (3 ft) by 2 meters long (6 ft).
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Can You Hear Snoring in a Capsule Hotel (What to Expect and How to Cope?)
While many Western travelers may think that Japan’s capsule hotels are silent and peaceful sleeping quarters, the reality can sometimes be quite different.
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6 Best Art Museums In Japan (Unveiling the Masterpieces)
Japan’s art museums beautifully showcase great examples of traditional and contemporary Japanese art.
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Noriaki Kinoshita Net Worth
Despite missing out on an NFL spot with the Atlanta Falcons, Kinoshita has earned fans and income in Japan and overseas, because of his love of the game.
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Yuta Watanabe Net Worth
The 28-year-old Yuta Watanabe has been tearing up courts in the NBA since becoming the first male Japanese player to go straight to the top of American college basketball. Today, we share the net worth of Yuta Watanabe.
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Haruki Murakami Net Worth
With more than 34 published books you can be sure that Haruki Murakami is a wealthy man. Here, we take a closer look at the net worth of Haruki Murakami and how his fiction writing made him a multi-millionaire!