Capsule Hotels in Japan

[aragon]

Capsule Hotels in Japan



Here’s a good example of culture differences. In Japan, it is something common to have such capsule hotels. It is made for businessmen in the first place, who don’t have time to go home and start working very early. Or for people who didn’t catch the last train. Their well developed train system shuts down around midnight.
So, here you go, little boxes where you can only be in a lying position. There’s even a small TV set at your feet.

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[mylove]

meka kukul kuduwak wagene ban

 

[Ranhiru]

Haha looks like an MRI scanner!!

 

[chint]

Hapoi eeta wada hodai pare pavement 1 nidagannawa.

(e madiwata internet uth na)

 

[gnome89]

Sound proof da danna ne?

 

[aragon]

meka kukul kuduwak wagene ban

 

[aragon]

Haha looks like an MRI scanner!!

Hehe...Ewage thama...

 

[aragon]

Hapoi eeta wada hodai pare pavement 1 nidagannawa.

(e madiwata internet uth na)

Hikz.... pavement eke nam internet thiyanawa ne...
Mobile brodbrand nisa yana ena ona thanaka internet ne..

 

[aragon]

Sound proof da danna ne?

Emokatada..?

 

[Rovin]

Maaray ne........

 

[Hayao]

He he maxxa!!! thanks for sharing!!

 

[harintheman]

ela ela

 

[kingdewi]

Haha looks like an MRI scanner!!

yah~~~!!

 

[Stanley Burrell]

Hi,

Capsule hotels encapsulates the hi-tech, limited space image of Japan.

The capsules are the width of a single bed and are high enough for you to sit up in. A TV is built in to the roof and everything is designed as to not get in your way should you awaken suddenly in the night.

 

[Java00]

haffoi

 

[gn.karunarathna]

mata nam 4toes penne naha

 

[kinkon]

I can't sleep like a dog!

 

[hamish]

cool....yanne yanne fligh wala weda train eki facilities tiyeii

 

[prasadana2]

gud for a single person... couple akak nam tama awla...