Hearted Youtube comments on Experience JAPAN (@experience_japan) channel.

  1. As an American, it's almost impossible to watch this and not make comparisons between Japan and the US. We could never have something like this because so many people would abuse EVERYTHING. I love the fact that this exists in Japan and that people can follow directions, keep things neat and organized and be respectful of their surroundings. I can't wait to visit one day. Thanks for this awesome video!
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  2. What?! $320 a month for all this, food & alcohol included! I know a lot of people that would appreciate this in the US. I would've definitely took advantage in my youth!
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  3. A private booth is very much needed in a place like an airport, or station. Especially if you have to do work, or just want to create a bubble and relax.
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  4. Even the cats eat politely in Japan! 😻
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  5. A hotel like this can only exist in a country with polite, intelligent and social people. The entire concept of the hotel depends on people not taking advantage of it. And it seems to work in japan which is pretty amazing.
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  6. I absolutely love when people here don’t abuse the trust. I saw you take off your shoes, do tasks quietly, and put things back where they actually go. Thank you for keeping the trust and cleanliness of this place. I love people who trust and people who don’t abuse that trust. Because then we all get things like this and hopefully more in the future!
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  7. Did anyone notice that none of those cat interacted with another cat? They must be selected for that trait. Very few cats can ignore a toy toy like that, I thought it was disturbing. They are all clean and healthy, not over weight. They get exultant care.
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  8. You'll never see such a nice and clean train like that in the USA. Congrats Japan!
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  9. I stayed at a capsule hotel in Tokyo 3 years ago at Shinjuku, $26 a night, that one had a little bar and restaurant that make hot food 24/7. most people there are office workers and some backpackers, the library had rows and rows of books and manga. and the sleeping quarter was quiet like a tomb it was surreal and tranquil, i don't think i would go to a real hotel anymore for $85. I think if capsule hotel exist in America, it would probably look like a detention center or a homeless shelter 😂😂😂
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  10. As someone from germany who filled vending machines for a little time, this video fulfills me with joy that such precious little machines still exist. I would just pull one thing from each of them, just to support it.
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  11. First-class hotels in America do not have these privileges, cleanliness and calm, they are the people who deserve all respect and appreciation
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  12. Japan is incredible when it comes to this stuff. The sense of community required for this to work is nothing short of magical
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  13. a power nap with coffee a chance to charge electronics and get a little work done when you're having a busy day and waiting for transportation to catch up with you, that sounds amazing~ More cultures should do these small things that keep people ready for whatever is next, and it helps make job opportunities even if they are small ones for people to care for these pods...
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  14. Props to him when he picked up every piece of the popcorn off the ground to put into the trash.
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  15. We could never have anything like this in the USA. People would literally steal EVERYTHING. 🙄😔😑 Japan seems so respectful and clean ❤
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  16. As an American, I appreciate how considerate Japanese culture appears to be of others.
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  17. Japanese people are so calm😍😍 The whole train in silent no irritating noises😍
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  18. You are NOT a Pinball Wizard
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  19. Amazing video! I can’t believe they only charge $320 a month. Especially when they offer all of the free stuff, and amenities. You can’t even get a nice hotel for 3 days at $320, and that’s not including food. A lot of people in USA would steal everything they could, and not think twice about the person coming behind them. I’m grateful for the traveling I got to do when I was in the military. It showed me how kind and generous people are in other countries. Much love from Texas, Stay safe out there🤙
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  20. Sadly that would never fly in the US. I can only imagine people stealing the complimentary products, over indulging the free food and liquor, being noisy, etc...Im American, and its sad, but true😔😒
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  21. For people who are afraid of flying, this train service is a huge help and relief. I am happy to see such service like this. Thanks for sharing.
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  22. This is truly an "Only in Japan" experience. Extremely clean and professional, with modern equipment all for a low price. Incredible
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  23. Here, Americans, read this: 1. He’s obviously filming mostly in the middle of the day, so the hotel is empty because people are out working or doing activities. Presumably he did this intentionally to avoid bothering people. 2. Eggs are treated in Japan with a cleaning agent before going to market, so eating them raw is entirely safe and common. 3. Basic foods in Japan are quite cheap. It’s not uncommon to get a big bowl of ramen with pork and egg for about 600 yen (about $5). People in Japan won’t stuff themselves on free food so the costs of the free stuff is probably around $5 a day per guest. Japanese businesses aren’t burdened with nearly the regulations and taxes as the US, so they don’t need as high of margins. With a large number of guests in a small footprint, this hotel will do just fine.
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  24. The Anshin Oyado is my go-to place when ever I am in Kyoto! Always clean, friendly, great amenities, and close to many of the premier locales in Kyoto... This is a must stay for the individual traveler/explorer of Japan!
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  25. I feel like I'd be too tempted to empty my bank account on every vending machine I'd see in Japan 😫
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  26. I think every airport should have pods like these but specifically designed for sleep. I got stuck overnight in St. Louis a few months ago and sitting in the cold terminal waiting for our early morning flight with no place to lie down was awful. It was also cold in there. I would have loved to have a place inside the terminal to lie down and stay warm for a few hours while I was waiting for our next flight.
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  27. The umbrella vending machine is genius! Wish we had that one here in England. Also, the prices of the foods you tried are so reasonable, it's amazing!
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  28. I love your videos but 9am frozen microwave spaghetti bolognese for breakfast is a crime against humanity.
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  29. 8 hrs would be $80US. Less than a hotel room. I would so be sleeping.
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  30. I watched out of curiosity because my late son loved the Japanese culture and he had been weighing heavily on my mind because his birthday is in a few weeks. Then I saw you mentioned his name Eron, I know you meant Elon but still made my heart smile. Thank you
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  31. I just can’t over how clean and organized everything is in Japan! I visited 4 years ago and just amazed at the respect and etiquette people have with one another. 😊
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  32. I'm actually in shock at the prices of these. .The food looks delicious for the price and .70 for a coke in a glass bottle in the US is unheard of. I am so satisfied with this video.
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  33. I'm an American that knows nothing about Japan, but I'm really enjoying these traveling videos through Japan. It looks so different and appealing, clean, and quiet. Relaxing videos.
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  34. I've always been intrigued by Japan's bullet trains, mainly because I know we'll never have such things in the US. Too many people and companies only interested in themselves to collaborate on something so efficient. Glad I watched this video.
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  35. Is it just me or does this style really immerse you and give a great of what the places he visits is like?
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  36. I booked my flights to visit Japan for the first time next year and I want to go to that robot café! Thank you for always showing us nice spots to visit <3
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  37. these are great for so many reasons and I bet they’re super helpful for people with sensory issues or are overstimulated
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  38. Absolutely insane. This place has nicer amenities than hotels I’ve paid $500 a night here in the US.
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  39. Forget Disney World Nintendo World here i come.
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  40. Japan has alot of unique inventions, wish we have some of those inventions here .
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  41. A random vending machine selling propaganda, children's snacks, and dirty jokes. Somehow, it has recreated the experience of having a drunk uncle, all at a low price. What a deal!
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  42. The level of detail and thought put into even simple everyday objects might be my favorite thing about Japanese culture.
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  43. That was incredible; I had no idea those rooms were available on a bus. I shouldn't be surprised though because Japan does everything so much better than any other country in my opinion. I'm hoping to visit next year or the year after. I cannot wait to see the countryside and see traditional Japanese homes. Such incredible scenery; I'm in awe. I plan on briefly visiting the large cities and popular tourist attractions, but my Son and I want to visit the paths less travelled. I'll come with my appetite and camera for a once in my lifetime experience. I'm not getting any younger and this has been a dream of mine for over 40 years. 🥰
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  44. I was shocked he didn't know how to play pinball. As a Canadian it was a standard of my youth here and thinking about it you Japanese were more into Pachinko (or so i thought) back in those days. Love em both but thanks for the culture shock on something so simple as pinball ;)
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  45. As a life long cat lover….this was so adorable to watch! Thank you for showing us every super neat detail!🐆🐈🐈‍⬛😻❤️💕
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  46. i love how all these japan travel videos screams paradise for introverts. i wish to travel to japan someday
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  47. japan has one of the most beautiful and craziest architecture and buildings yet. they make the best interiors of all time.
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  48. I'm in the United States and your videos are a welcome retreat from the chaos of stupidity here.
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  49. I can't get over how clean and tidy the arcade is. I expect to see spilt drinks, chewing gum stains and sticky buttons?
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  50. Lol ya, maybe they are over stimulated if that’s even possible. I’m assuming that they get tired of playing with people after a while.
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