I Used a SLEEP POD inside a Train Station in Tokyo Japan

I could not imagine a facility like this existing in a major US city like LA or NYC - people would vandalize and destroy it. Tokyo is probably one of the most densely populated cities I've visited and yet it's so orderly, clean and civilized.

When I moved to Japan 10 years ago I couldn't believe some of the inventions I would see. Now it's like "yeah that's Japan for you". Their inventions are amazing. I especially love their village areas. They're so calming. So clean.

This looks like an introvert's dream: a private space away from the hustle and bustle to have a coffee, a snack, read a book. I wish all stations worldwide had this!

I went to Japan and it's a beautiful place. People are very polite and respectful. It's a very clean place. I felt safe over there. I loved it over there.

They aren't sleep pods but very useful for the business person on the go. I was running between stations for work and an emergency came up, so I managed to jump into one of the booths for a zoom meeting. Very useful. These popped up around covid times, though some existed before then too.

I feel like I could walk around anywhere in Japan with no worries even a night...Looks like such clean, well organized, bright and healthy place to live. Definitely fun place to visit

This is my new favourite youtube channel! The whole non-speech idea is awesome and really makes me relax and delve into the so different Japanese culture. Please don't stop making those videos!!

Japan is one of those places I think I'd want to travel to to just see "ordinary" stuff like this. Not really tourist attractions or natural wonders, just a bit of everyday life in places like this.

Japan is like another planet!!!

сразу захотелось на природу, и глотнуть чистого, свежего воздуха

Japan is the most respectful person I wish someday I can visit this beautiful and clean country and people is very kind.... they know how to manage their responsibilities....I love Japan💕💕💕

I love how you don’t make lots of (unnecessary noise) in your videos. Your utilisation of subtitles is brilliant. Cheers.

When I used to travel I would love booking minute suites or stopping by a quiet place in a lounge. The mental value of just spending as little as 15 mins in quiet and isolated space on a day of travel cannot be overstated. It doesn’t take long to completely change your stress level for the day.

For someone that doesn't like large crowds, this would be amazing to pass the time. It's nice that you can leave, grab some treats, and come back and have your luggage waiting there safely.

I follow multiple Japanese influencers. It all happened naturally without noticing me being drawn. Their tips and insights have made a difference in my daily life! Then I realized Im being drawn to their esthetic, values and vibe. I feel the beauty of Japan, whether it is urban city or rural is testament to the outlook and perspective of the Japanese people. Someone is cultivating the magical, beautiful vibe of Japan. Its the people! To maintain their country with such cleanliness and respect just goes to show the character of the people. I have so much respect. We can all learn from this 🙌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✨✨ARIGATO

I immediately felt like I was playing one of those escape room games when we started touring the inside of the capsule. That was super nostalgic. 👍

It's just amazing how clean japan is. Everything seems so new, but probably a few years in use.

for someone who has been living in Tokyo for more than 7 years, I can say you are better off look for net cafe nearby, some of them have private room with sound proofing. You can also choose between reclining chair/mattress. Free drink bar as well, free to use shower (bring your own towel though). Cheaper than these station pod (which are aimed towards people that are late for meeting due to train problem etc). I never really see anyone use it before.

What a fun video! That robot was too cute. And it did such a good job! Everything was so clean!! And there were so many people! The cleanliness and the number of people out and about on the street was a lot different than in most parts of the US.

Would love to see more videos like this, showing different places in Japan, loved it, thank you