/jp/ - Otaku Culture

i don't like sharing toilets or showers with other filthy humans

30% of capsule hotel patrons are unemployed or underemployed

Aren't we already living in the future?

I don't mind if it's cheaper

900¥ a night

Free wifi and a power outlet

Let's face it, you'll be in Akihabara most of the time you're awake anyway.

Enough room for you, your laptop, and a box of tissues

Do you really need all those rooms in your house? You can only be in one at a time.

>>11931636
Isn't it gonna be noisy with many people around?

Think of all the people you'll meet

>>11931641
Thank you, I needed a good smile.

>>11931645
They arent like filthy foreigners. They know how to be polite and considerate of others.

You could even decorate it to look like the inside of your favourite mobile suit

I would love to live in a capsual hotel.

Also they have something similar to that it the west. If you look up tiny house, people build these houses themselves and they save so much on general costs of living in comparison to the average home.

>>11931648
You mean full beta

Even a small desk to keep a few of those figures you spent so much on

>>11931628
For 31 days that's roughly 198€. That's more than i am paying right now and my room is a lot bigger.

Who doesn't want to pay only $275-$1200 a month for everything you need?

You can even keep that cosplay you worked so hard on

Your future is only minutes from the nearest train station

>>11931645
You're really only there to sleep. They won't be making much noise.

Don't you want to solve overpopulation and take a giant leap into the future

>>11931679
bullshit
do you work for them

>>11931682
I fucking wish. Trapped in western winterhold.

>>11931681
but where would I cook or bathe? capsule lyfe is 2 expensive

>>11931688
Most capsule hotels are combined with a sento, so you have access to a variety of hot tubs and steam rooms.

>>11931688
You wouldn't be able to cook, but some have little restaurants attached to them, and there's no shortage of restaurants outside.

>>11931688
They have communal showers and why cook when you have restaurants and vending machines and convenience stores everywhere?

I dunno where you niggas live but here it's like $600 for a single room in a shared house

>>11931686
So, you're a privileged scandinavian? How useful, you have to NEET it up, while we slavs die in pointless wars.
Help a white bro out, marry me! I'll break off the marriage as soon as i'm there, this is only to get citizenship!

>>11931696
Canadian, sorry. I'm poor as shit and moving to Japan and staying in a capsule hotel is more affordable than anything in my area.

Manga cafes are cheaper

I wouldn't mind staying here:

http://www.skyspa.co.jp/

>>11931661
Japan is fucking expensive m8.

>>11931628
900¥ a night?? That means around ~2700¥ per month, not so cheap when you think about it considering that you'll also need food and water.

>>11931778
Outside of Tokyo, it's not so bad.

No wonder Japanese people are so beta. They literally live in ant hills.

Okay so the /jp/ mansion is never going to happen, but this thread has inspired me to start the next best thing: The /jp/ Capsule Hotel!

I'll buy you all a bunch of cheap coffins and get a big abandoned warehouse to put them in. It'll be great.

>>11931615
I stayed in one in Shinjuku and it was terrible compared to my weekly mansion in Osaka.

No power outlets inside these ones, shared bathroom, coin operated showers

There not that cheap either

I think prison cells have more room...

>>11931835
I often daydream what her butthole and sweaty feet might smell like

why on earth would I like to live in a tiny cell surrounded by normals, packed like a tin of sardines?

I'd rather have privacy and space to work on things.

>>11931845
Kill yourself.

>>11931909
I was j-just curious is all :(

I don't want to share a bathroom with a hundred other people. And eating out is nice but I wouldn't want to do it every meal.

>>11931859
That sounds pretty normal to me. What are "normals" and what is "a normal" anyway?

whee

Anyway, yeah capsule hotels bite, but they still beat both hostels and apartment living some places in terms of things like space, privacy and hygiene. And basic building maintenance/safety/security as well. Nothin' like waking up to poison gas leaking in and/or having been robbed in your sleep.

I'm kind of claustrophobic, and I can't stand not having a chair to sit on. I'd rather not have a bed rather than not have a chair and desk.

>>11931694
>>11931693
Wouldn't it be very expensive to eat prepared meals all the time ?

>>11931696
i'm norwegian i can marry you

>>11931981
I think it's vending machine sandwiches for you, yum. And anyway these pod things were originally for people who got too sloshed to make it home or something, they're not like trailer parks or something.

I think I would go insane inside one of these things. Give me a tiny fold-out desk and enough room to stand and pace back and forth for a few steps and I'd consider it.

>>11931661
>>11931778
To be fair, it's probably expensive for what you get because they don't want degenerates living in them and scaring all the normal customers off. That's what the 24/7 internet cafes are for.

>>11931696
>slav
>white
L M A O

>>11931909
Heartily seconded.
>>11931845
>>11931924
Kill yourself.

Alright here's a topic for you. If you got a chance to take an apartment at 1/5th the cost(it's probably one fifth the size, anyways) that looked like pic related, would you take it?
I'd consider it, especially if I was homeless.

I'm not a futurama robot.

>>11932025
You mean OP pic, or did you mean to post another pic yourself?

Whatever, some people seriously try to live in storage places. I wouldn't, but only because I'd be afraid of getting in trouble or getting locked in. But storage places do have bathrooms by the stairwells or whatever.

>>11931859
If anything, people who don't live in capsule hotels are normal. Don't just get into a habit of calling everything you don't like 'normal' as an insult. Arigatou.

>>11932052
Everyone is normal except for me.

Kinda reminds me of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDzjFEU_gjg

>>11931628
Do I see a camera on the roof?.

>>11932025
Even if the apartment was 1/5th of its size it would still be at least ten times bigger than that fancy coffin.

Just wait for your pod to shift around on its own, and instead of being a guest at a parking garage, you wind up as a guest in something like "Cube" or "Cabin in the Woods"

>>11932013
No need for such harshness. I was just curious is all :(

>>11932116
Well it looks like somebody already posted bkub_orin_macro_please_kill_yourself.jpg in another thread, so you can go now.

>>11932123
Why can't I stay here like the rest of you fine fellows?

>>11932074
Are you not smart enough to escape the cube?

>>11932126
You will not escape. There is no escape.

Why can't they build such great shit everywhere? Seriously, we don't need these xbox hueg appartments, houses or whatever. Especially students would love that shit. Just image a single building..and imagine it having a shit ton of rentable rooms, each of them being 1x2x2m in size with a small personal toilet and maybe a stove and call it quits. The building would also offer means of washing your stuff and cheap ass restaurants like those in asia where you can eat a ton of rice for 10 cents. WHY CAN'T NOBODY THINK OF THIS??? Oh wait..I think I've just become an entrepeneur.

>>11932135
Says you.

>>11932138
I was about to say build it yourself, Also you type like someone who would not be able to due to mental deficiencies.

>>11932138
Those are called "dorms," and even with the bathrooms down the hall from the rooms and professionally cleaned daily, dorms are usually gross. Cafeteria food ain't half bad, though.

>>11932146

Indeed, I will make it commercial, live my dream and get rich in the process.
Also I'd like to listen about my mental deficiencies, Dr. Freud.

I always wanted to try staying in one of these things. Not even because it's cheap but just I've always felt hella comfy in small enclosed spaces like that, used to always shut myself in the closet or little crawl spaces or whatever when I was younger for the same reason.

>>11931615
>What more do you need?
fresh air

>>11932189
>fresh air
Oh no you don't. Get back in there.

I need room to pace around because I'm an anxious bastard.

Just came here from the suicide thread which was rudely deleted by the resident feline-looking someone

Wanted to let that guy know that him caring about his computer's company was really cute and considerate of him because computers want to feel your warmth too

Hey Capsule-Hotel promoter, are there any of these in the states?

I would live in one of these in a heartbeat if the monthly rent was less than $350

2coffin4me

And then semi-wild critters of all kinds swarm up into it and devour the guests or sting them to death.

>>11932138
>Especially students would love that shit.

Yeah, they'd love having parties on a fucking coffin.
You may like it, but the "normal" (by normal I mean the majority of the people, so you just won't put you "what is normality?" bullshit) will thinks that's awful. Hell, people feel weird inside an elevator, and that's at least 2 times bigger than that coffin.

>>11932173

We'll be living like this in 2100. No exceptions.

>>11932138

I know they don't in some countries specifically because of laws against it. Not kidding.

>>11932301
Doubt it, at least in the US. There's too much empty space and all new cities are planned to spread outward instead of upward. Eventually smaller cities will grow to larger ones, and then other small cities will grow, and so on and so on. It'll take a lot longer than 85 years for people to start living like this.

>>11932138
>Oh wait..I think I've just become an entrepeneur.

You mean building a house specifically to lease out to tenants? It's been done before.

>>11932301
Stop making me feel old, I'll move into one of those when my time comes.

>6'3'' (~190cm)

No thanks.

>>11932305
Those are called building codes, they're a fire safety thing. Still if stupidshit nightclubs can be packed shoulder-to-shoulder nightly, complete with booze, stupids, hot lamps and shitty wiring, I think the municipal laws could be expected to adapt to slot hotels or asian slum 3-to-a-closet "apartment" buildings or whatever. Fuck it, look at what people are already doing in new york.

>>11932313
>all new cities
'sup, atlanta, how's the traffic?

>>11932301
Do you even know vertical growth?

>>11932378
Why do you think people in the 50s were obsessed with subterranean housing and even building shit underwater? It might have been nuke related. I just answered my question.

>>11932403
what was the picture in your post for?

>>11932444
I was going to reply to another post and call him a nerd but I backspaced and left the thread for a while. When I wanted to make my next post I forgot to remove the pic. Sorry dude.

>>11932350
Isn't Atlanta pretty old? Am I missing a reference or something?

>>11932448
Who were you going to call a nerd?

>>11932454
Look up "urban sprawl"

Yes, it's considered a bad thing, even if you plan for it.

>>11932676
I'm still confused why Atlanta was posted. I'm so hung up on that fact that I cannot understand how anything else fits together.

I know what urban sprawl is. I know what Atlanta is. I do not understand why Atlanta was posted, or why its traffic was mentioned, so I cannot understand what urban sprawl has to do with Atlanta.

>>11932681
Don't fret it, atlanta's just a famous example of shit.

>>11931835
What anime is this?

Is this the bully thread?

Why would anyone want to live in a coffin? Developmental disorders?

I don't mind living in a miniature box but the charges are crazy high for, well, boes.

>>11932771
Compared to a hotel, the cost is quite low.

>>11932781
The prices seem similar to that of cheap shitty motels in the US. Well, to be honest, a capsule is quite preferable to some of these shitty motels, but not all of them are that bad.

>>11932781
The square meter in a hotel is cheaper

What a shitty place to live

I don't think these are meant to be lived in, just slept in.
I could handle living in a very tiny box, but you still need at least some form of the usual, bathroom, kitchen, washing machine, and maybe a closet. Otherwise you'll have to actually venture outside from time to time.

I got claustrophobic issues

I like having space to get up and walk around, my own space. Everyone needs at least some time for privacy, you know?

>tfw 188 cm tall
I can maybe still barely squeeze into one of these, right?

>>11932895
Who are you quoting?

>>11932762
>Developmental disorders
christ, what a joke. If you can't deal with kids, don't put yourself in the position of having to deal with them, folks. Don't insist on it and then reach for your labels when it doesn't work out.
>who would want
People who need a place to crash.
>live in one
Nope. Well maybe if the alternative was sleeping under a bridge. Or driving home drunk or something idiotic like that.

>>11932903
Digital tape measure with text-to-speech.

>>11931806
Can you make it so I can also fit my computer and monitors into the capsule?

>>11933016
In your average storage joint? Sure. There's even storage places with heat in the winter and air-conditioning in the summer for some damn reason. Probably so your computer that you're storing away doesn't get baked or freeze and break.

>>11933016
Yeah. It's called a notebook, retard.

Building tons of tiny rooms in some loft space ITT?

Lets get back to real capsule hotels.

>>11931806
You can make like, ten of them out of a shipping container. Try that.

I'd live in one no joke.
I rarely spend time in my house except when I can't get out because of bad weather.
I'd only be worried of getting fat because of all of the take-out I'd be eating.

>>11931615
Way too basic and I'd hate sharing facilities with others. I could probably live in an area as big as a shipping container + bathroom.

These kind of scare me. It reminds me of some dystopian story where people just get shoved into little drawers when they aren't working.

>>11931628
I don't know if you can actually rent them by the night or not but if you can that's awesome.
Hotels are one of the biggest expenses when traveling. If you could knock that down to 900¥/night, man.

Although I'm not sure I'd fit. Japan is not designed for people who are 6'2".

How does storage work for these

I'm working minimum wage currently trying to save for a trip to Japan, but it would greatly reduce the fees I need if I could stay in these for a month and only pay ~270$. I don't intend to be at my hotel much at all, other than sleeping anyway. I guess this raises the question of where the hell do you keep all your shit assuming you have brought a decent size suitcase and also all the things you have purchased in japan

>>11933307
You get a locker, from what I've read.
I'm not sure how big the locker is, though.

>>11931623
The future is cozy.

>>11931615
I don't understand why some people have to live in excesses like that. Seriously! That capsule could fit three people and he's hogging it all by himself. He must be some big shot CEO. Pfft ...

>>11932295
It's funny how it's always the people that are most socially inept calling other people autistic XD

>>11931986
Sorry man, i don't think it's that simple, and i wouldn't want to busy you by leeching off yourself, although, thanks for the offer, glad that at least someone is kind.

>>11931615

what are those 2 windows on the sides? his nieghbors?

also how sound proof is it in there?

and where do they eat? and where is the bathroom/shower

>>11934062

also is it free ac/heat in the unit

>>11934062
It's probably a mirror on the left, but it hardly matters if it's a window as there's a big one in the door. No privacy.

>>11934088

im talking about the beads on the sides which look like the same that are rolled up to cover the entrance

is that to see the people next to you?

Imagine an earthquake happening, and you're in one of those things.
Scary!

>>11934094
Oh I didn't see that, yes probably. I actually thought that was for ventilation.

>>11934109
Imagine if you farted in one of those things.

>>11934124
You haven't grown to like the smell of your own farts? Love yourself more, anon.

>>11931618
that looks so futuristic urban cyberpunk

>>11931618

wait are those the same size as these others with the bead rollup windows?

>>11931618
Lovely.

>>11931615
Or you could roll wherever you go. Have a holiday on wheels and sleep in it. Go to the beach or whatever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftDK1jaciTw

I wouldn't permanently live in it as it's too cramped.

do people have sex in these things?

is it allowed?

>>11934225
They're pretty large it's more like a small room than a capsule

>>11934340

Don't be silly. Nobody has sex in Japan. Why do you think they are suffering from plummeting birth rates?

>>11934348

thats different than the ones with teh beads

>>11934348
That looks like someone in the 50s sat down and tried to design how an apartment from the future would look like.

>>11934348
There is a huge stain on that bed, wonder how would it look like if it was just plain white.

>>11931615
japanese woman 5 yr younger than self.
then, set 4 lyfe.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ig-wrEGtKI

This scene reminds me; In the movie it had a sleep function when they got into the airplane.

>>11933319
Lockers in Japan tend to be too skinny. I had a medium sized backpack (not huge at all) and I had trouble squeezing it in.

Wait, this is a real thing? Jesus christ. I thought it looked fucked up enough in Deus Ex: HR

>>11931664
>$1200 a month

>>11931615
I would have a breakdown living in such a claustrophobic space for more than a few days. Even living in a tiny business hotel room in Tokyo last year for 4 weeks eating nothing but minstop bento and nakau for dinner, I went kind of insane.

>>11931615
A kitchen, my own bathroom, and enough space for a desk and chair.
Sitting the way he does has gotta be horrible for your back in the long run. I don't want to be like my dad when I'm 60.

>>11931627
Not usually much cheaper than a love hotel; and you get much more at a love hotel

>>11935662
I could not even imagine the awkwardness of going in a love hotel alone.

>>11935662
I wonder if they laugh at you behind your back if you check in alone at a love hotel.

>>11934348
Reminds me of Gundam.

>>11934252
I've always wanted an RV

>>11932289
Fuckin' normies ruining everything.

Instead I have to pay 1k a month to some asshole because at some point in time someone decided they owned the land.

>>11935820
I wished I lived in a communist state where I could just be a shut in all day.

>>11935832
>Deluding himself he can live a comfortable NEET life under a socialist society.
This guy.

>>11935863
Who are you quoting?

>>11935863
You stink of /a/.

>>11935871
I'm sorry next time I'll post a 2hu image instead.

>>11935882
Don't do that Cthuko is cuter

>>11935882
Thank you, we do not need any smug anime faces around here.

>>11935882
Nyaruko-san got a visual novel adaptation last year so it's okay to post reaction images with her. Keep fighting the good fight.

>>11935920
>>11935886
Guess I got some support now. I guess /jp/ isn't all sour grapes.

>>11935920
Is it good?
Is it lewd?

>>11936016
The official one is fifty dollars and probably not very exciting so I ain't buying that shit. Non-ero, obviously.

There are some doujin ones which involve fucking but I haven't played those either.

>>11934252
how does he defy gravity?!?

>>11936027
I might get the official one. I'm not a fan of ero content.

>>11935863
Theres a bunch of commies shilling the fuck out of /jp/ this last week, I have no idea where they are coming from but I hope they leave in peace.

>>11936300
What are you an EET?

Reminds of that ship in Fifth Element. That's that shit I DO like.

Another alternative is to stay at 24 hour spas.

This one is by Tokyo Dome.

http://www.laqua.jp/pages/en/spa.html

This one looks nice:

http://www.hgpshinjuku.jp/

>>11935863
I'd be okay with a proper socialist society. You get assigned a job, only have to work it 1-2 days a week, then the rest of the week you can just do what you want.

>>11936316
I don't know what that is.

>>11936624
In education, employment or training.

>>11936110
Neither am I, to be honest, but even though I like Nyaruko I didn't like it enough to go out and buy something like that.

(Well, if I owned a Vita and had more income, then maybe. But no. PC all day every day poor life etc)

>>11936647
Wouldn't that be abbreviated IEET?

>>11936912
You don't abbreviate NEET to NIEET, so I don't see why you would.

>>11936916
I can't refute your logic.

So, what do they do if they have a really bad stomach ache in the middle of the night?
Is there a bathroom down the hall?

>>11932138
If this happened, the government would just cut welfare to the point where unemployed people could only live in these coffins.

I swear /jp/ is getting dumber.

>>11937062
This would also make the welfare cheaper, and therefore easier to get. Only normalfags with unreasonable housing demands would complain.

>>11936507
that's because you are a bich

>>11937098
I think the biggest complaint is that its not good housing for kids at all.
But with that- if you want to have kids, get a fucking job to support them.
If you just want to take it easy you get a little bit of space for yourself and your immediate needs.

>>11937185
or just get them a capsule, you fucking pleb

/jp/ unironically advocating putting NEETs in tiny cages.

>>11937224
Hey, it's cozy.

>>11937264
I want to roll it.

>>11937264
i always dreamed about living in the pipes like a ninja turtle as a kid

>>11937224
It's where we belong, really.

As a big dude, I would hate living in one of those capsule pods. Sorry, but I rather waste the extra money on a deccent hotel with a lot of space.

How are people going to make love and make kids? All those people around would kill the mood.

I don't get it. Why don't they just make a large rooms with bunkbeds in them? Seems like a much cheaper solution.

>>11937562
What are love hotels?

>the sound of everyone jacking off around you in the dead of night

Maybe the /jp/ mansion should be like this.
All the little Jaypee lolis running around climbing into each others pods.

Would it be cheaper then a a traditional mansion with a ton of rooms?

>>11934348
Yes, absolutely yes, this is better, much better.

Having a REASONABLE amount of space for standing up, stretching, and getting dressed, that is better.
Also a reasonable amount of storage for, say, suitcases, bags, backpacks, whatever the lone surviving entrepreneur / NEET needs.

Loads of these and even slightly larger would make great semi-permanent homes as well for the single person. (more half-way between home and hotel, almost like a dormitory in fact with shared public spaces but private rooms)

Me right now, I have quite a bit of shit in this room.
Thing is, I could get rid of at least 70% of it easily. Most of that stuff could be converted to digital formats, DVDs, videos, papers, all capable of going on to hard drives easily.
The spare laptops, computers, easy to fix up and sell on Ebay and the like.
Consoles, sell all but most recent, emulate the rest on godly PC. (besides PS3 really since lolCell)
Said PC having plenty of storage and it will be finished hopefully in the next month whenever my fucking graphics card arrives.
The rest of the shit in this room is merely decorative, support structures, and chair+bed.
Clothes can go in to a backpack, computers in suitcase, there is me, I am now portable.
I could even throw in a small cooker and microwave oven alongside that if I feel like doing some home-cooking.
I have very little care for much outside of that.
I'd happily live in something like these, as long as they met a few basic requirements like I mentioned at the start.
Equally if they also sold storage space / lockers, that would bring them even more business. (admittedly they'd also need some insurance and security, which increases costs ever so slightly, but worth it, very much so)

>>11937754
http://www.kandeli.net/hotel/

>>11937754
http://www.lovehomap.com/
http://lovehomap.com/app/

>>11937793
I am so tempted to draw this.
But efffffort.
I may consider it.

I live in a 11m^2 apartment in the middle of Tokyo. It is definitely not as comfy as it sounds

>>11931778
My friend has a studio apartment in suburban Tokyo for 65000円　a month. ($650 USD)

Granted, the capsule is much cheaper at 27000円　a month.

>>11931615
Chink garbage.

Where do I fit my battle station, bro?

>>11940080
I live in a 8m^2 one, it is so fucking cramped.
One day I will own a two-floor big house and live in it with my Japanese wife and my Japanese children.

>>11942727
Laptops or GTFO

>>11942760
This is not your beautiful house!
This is not your beautiful wife!

>>11942760

Your faggot kids will fuck in your car.

>>11945103
he didn't say anything about owning a car.

>>11931615
>What more do you need?
at the very least a chair with proper back support and a desk to put things on. that man looks uncomfortable.

But for ¥1500 I got this room. The futon was nice and comfy, and it had a 24" TV!

>>11946493

It was so comparatively spacious! There was room for me and all of my friends!

>>11946493
Awwww shit
Is that the Hotel Toyo Osaka?
I lived there for 5 weeks a couple years ago.
Met a lot of really great people. Also nice to have a room you can bring a girl back to after a night out.

>>11946503
>Also nice to have a room you can bring a girl back to after a night out.

>>11931628
Holy shit that's cheap. What Kanji should I look for when trying find one of these places?

Complementary piss bottles would be nice. I could save 320Y on a two liter of apple tea right there.

>>11937793
This is extremely cute. Thanks for implanting this futuristic idea in my head.

>>11937264

I would have to call myself Diogenes if I lived in something like that.

>>11933408
No, liking confined areas is actually a common aspect of autism.
I actually would lay down in this linen-closet/bench for hours as a little kid.

>>11931615

Somewhere to stand, at least a semblance of storage or an area to put things, privacy, a bathroom, a fridge, a stove. I'd stay there a night for shits and giggles though.

>>11931640
>hong kong

>>11946493
Business hotels and manga cafes are clearly the best option.
But upper class manga cafes are the way to go, for a few hundred yen more you get 6 movies, H or not, net, manga and they even trow at you an onahole. Takeshima or some shit...

Countryside > City

http://www.wwoofjapan.com/main/index.php?lang=en

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU5ko76kmY8

True living with the Da Capos and Rokyubus

>>11948546
That's sad.

>>11948546

He should recycle more. I bet he spends a lot of time stacking

>>11948534
Sure, let me pay 50 bucks a year to have the right to be a slave for the holidays away from everything that interests me in that shithole of a country.
Because god knows I want to go to Japan to farm veggies and not to buy porn at comiket.
Fucking weeboos

>>11949012
It's more fulfilling than you think.
I want to do this every time I go back to Japan.

>>11949012
I'm sure you can get three days off.

I wish these existed in real life.

I desperately need somewhere else to stay, and could afford $9/night with my autismbux. It's only $100/mo more than what I have to pay anyway.

The only thing I'd miss out on would be frozen pizzas and oven broiled steaks.

A few modifications and I'd be 100% content living in these indefinitely.

>>11931615
Hey I know that capsule hotel, it is Capsule 510 Shinjuku, in Kabukicho. I've stayed there about 10 times, usually after getting totally smashed at nearby clubs. It's actually a really nice place for ~2500yen a night (or daytime)

Japanese sleeper train capsule >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Japanese capsule hotel capsule

Especially since you can use them with the Japan Rail Pass (well, only the nobinobi cars...)

>>11931628
900? in what fucking bizarro universe? I've never come across those prices, and I've been to pretty sleazy capsule hotels

>>11949409
Fuck off and your normalness with you.

>>11938312
You will not be able to have reasonable sitting space, a PC, monitor, console, and a microwave oven in there. There's probably not more than one foot of space between that bed and the wall, even if you can fit a PC in there it will not be ventilated squished up in that space. Also, those capsule hotels only have one power outlet if you're lucky.

>>11949432
Heh, if I were normal I would be bringing women home with me. The "clubs" I go to are not normal "clubs", they are otaku get-togethers where you all meet at a club and dance to anime or idol music while drinking with each other all night. Sometimes people cosplay too.
My favorite currently are probably the Macross ones.

>>11949486
Can you imagine a western version of this
All that Naruto cosplay
The stench
People dancing to dubbed theme songs

>>11949486
Normieness and otakism are not mutually exclusive.
Look at danny choo aor what's his face

>>11931661
But is your room in central Tokyo?

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>>11949409
These look like animal kennels. Can you adopt them too?

What is the cheapest capsule hotel or place to stay in Japan that is not sleeping on a bench or under a bridge.

>>11949931
If you don't mind staying in the bad part of town in Osaka, there are 1500 yen/night hotels there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobita_Shinchi

>>11950058
This is cheaper than a dinner lol

>>11948534
>Countryside
So I can encounter these friendly critters?

>>11934348
Would anybody else here gladly live in this?

>>11950941
id live with you in it

>>11934219

they look like a bunch of washing machines

>>11934348
What a dirty bed. Don't the workers ever clean up?

>>11951269
I'm sure they clean every day.

>>11951269
It's used as an apartment complex and most of the rooms are vacant, so I suppose they don't have many workers. The picture is of a sample room no one lives there.

The cool thing about this building is that the capsules can be replaced individually. So you could replace some of them and rent them out or use as hotel room and the process could continue without bothering the tenants too much. I hope they don't end up demolishing the building.

>>11946700
>manga
What? Do manga cafes these days have this sort of thing going for them?

>>11951766
You mean letting you sleep there? Even wikipedia could have told you that.