Tokyo officials hope the move will help open up more hospital beds for those needing serious medical attention.
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“Dosukoi” is the next iteration of themed travel accommodations being offered by the fun and inventive Moshi Moshi Rooms.
Less than $US40 a night gets you two luxury meals and a room with a private rotenburo bath attached.
Spacious eight-person room makes a perfect base for shinobi missions in Tokyo, but passing up sushi counter room is a hard choice.
Management promises “comfortable hospitality for both domestic and international travelers.”
People in Japan are going crazy for this sweets hotel, which serves up Koala’s March pancakes unavailable anywhere else in the world.
The Nara Hotel offers royal-class hospitality, but right now you won’t have to pay a king’s ransom to experience it.
Even if you’re traveling by yourself, you’ll never be alone since you’re on a 24-hour live stream.
Food, shelter, shower, and laundry. Everything you need, and for just 2,140 yen (US$19.80) a day.
Skipping the Shinkansen lets you spend as many nights as you want in off-the-beaten-path Japan.
Mr. Sato eats the pancakes that won the heart of one of the most powerful politicians in Japan, but were they worth it?
New accommodation recreates the feel of a high-class train cabin inside, with a priceless view outside for just US$20 a night.
A place for digital competitors to stay in the birthplace of the Japanese fighting game community.