>>2875506 and so do all the other tourists, when I stayed at one it was full of them, and it was dirty and noisy. It was so bad i just said screw it and booked a toyoko inn at the last minute. I just hopped on a bus nearby and arrived at my comfy private room at like 8pm, it was epic.
>>2875506 Fat foreigners wanting to larp as Asian is unironically pushing Japanese people out of cities and into suburbs just so they can get the fuck away from tourists.
>>2875506 >being a loser : | >being a loser, Japan :0 Being an otaku with a brain is suffering, your reputation gets tarnished by association with these delusional weebs that worships every negative aspect of Japanese society. You can like a country while being critical of it too.
You know you can just get an Airbnb that's just as cheap as an internet cafe right? I stayed in Osaka for 2 months for 450 bucks. The owner also had a bike I could use, so I barely used public transportation. My whole 2 months was about $700. Between the Airbnb, transportation and groceries. This was the Airbnb I used. Although it looks like prices rose. It's 450 a month now. But that's still really good for a great location https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/45539095?unique_share_id=b004cd06-7117-4728-aec7-4891f9453a20&viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76
Although, since you even considered a Internet Cafe, you're probably romanticizing about the city life. you'd probably enjoy a dormitory or living with the host which is even cheaper.
I stayed in one for few days but not in Tokyo. Was after riding the Shimanami Kaido and getting a train to Kyushu in between chasing bush years ago, thanks for reminding me of my shit post here ... thought this image was lost.
>>2875506 I recommend the capsule hotel attached to the sauna over an internet café. You can take a bath anytime, there’s a coin-operated laundry, and they provide robes, so you can stay clean. There’s also a restaurant where you can enjoy a drink, and you can relax in the reclining chairs.
>>2875535 Because the retard probably saw it in one of his favorite tranime shows and he thinks real life is like that. Many such cases of retards finding out the hard way.
>>2882778 >I recommend the capsule hotel attached to the sauna over an internet café China would be the far better place for this
24h Spas are really common and even smaller cities have multiple ones likely also cheaper than Japan only need to find one where you can order Meituan or eleme which isn't that hard likely will cost something like >50-200RMB/day ticket (~7-25€/day) >10€/day for food delivery you can go to fancier ones (like 30-60€/day) but they might restrict outside food more and are not that much better in terms of basic facilities, though more entertainment inside and "quieter"
Sleeping on the floor with a bunch of girls I don't know at a super sentō. If both the capsule rooms and the nap rooms are fully booked, you’ll have to stay the night for the price of admission alone.
If you dynamic cyber-homeless care that much about having fast internet in Japan, just book the fastest verified Airbnb in Kyoto. 592 Mbps with a private cypress bath, and it's only $1,633 for 5 nights. Stop coping in internet cafes and live like a human.
If you guys want the ultimate budget life in Japan, just sleep at a 24-hour coin laundromat. They are literally everywhere, have perfect AC all year round, and usually have long benches you can lie down on. Best of all, it's 100% free. Stop wasting 2,500 yen on internet cafes and maximize your gains.
How much money could I make per day sitting under an overpass bridge in Japan with a cardboard sign saying I was robbed and need cash to go home? Just outside of the auspices of police. You would think at least $500 per day.
>>2886038 Since Japanese people are kind, if they see a foreign tourist in trouble after being mugged, they would immediately contact the police and ask them to come and protect you. And the police will contact your country's embassy right away.
>>2886038 As soon as the Japanese police become aware of a robbery, they will launch an investigation and interview you to gather detailed information.