Staying at Japan's Unique and Cheap Capsule Hotel😪🛌 | 9hours Akasaka

This time, I stayed at a capsule hotel called “Nine Hours” located in central Tokyo. It’s known as a convenient option for a one-night stay in the city—whether you’re on a business trip, traveling, or need a place after missing the last train. The interior is very simple, focusing only on the essential functions of staying overnight: showering, sleeping, and getting ready. Nine Hours is built around the idea of “1 hour to shower, 7 hours to sleep, 1 hour to get ready = 9 hours.” What kind of experience does this concept actually create? In this video, I share the atmosphere of the facility, what the capsules look like inside, the common areas, and my honest impressions after using it. 【Price】 ¥3701/＄23.6/€20.0/£17.4/CHF18.4/NZD39.7/CAD32.3/AUD34.1/NOK254/SEK251/₩33,400/CNY170/HKD184 【Chanel】 @thisisjapan-travel Sharing the beauty of Japan from a Japanese perspective 🇯🇵 If you want to learn more about Japan, make sure to subscribe to this channel! 【used camera】 https://click.dji.com/AKyclW7H1l72Ax7... 【Most Attractive Countries Ranking】 No.1: 🥇Japan No.2: 🥈Greece No.3: 🥉Portugal No.4: 🏅Italy No.5: 🏅Spain No.6: 🏅Turkey No.7: 🏅Ireland No.8: 🏅Croatia No.9: 🏅France No.10: 🏅Canada Source: Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards 2025 [About Me] A Japanese person living in Japan I have traveled to about 98% of Japan’s prefectures. Since I travel all across Japan, I share my experiences with the hope of showing the beauty of Japan to the world. 0:00　Opening 0:26　Capsule Hotel Building Tour 5:01　Exploring Around the Capsule Hotel & Dinner 7:01　Sleeping at the Capsule Hotel 11:06　A Famous Coffee Shop in Japan 13:42　Ending