I Spent 100 Hours in Capsule Hotels

The robot cafe was cute. Especially when the waitress showed him her dog. It was adorable.

I saw Ludwig talking about how some guy with more subs then you that I've never heard of stole your video bar for bar. That's wack. Screw that guy. You've video is awesome. Hope my sub helps. Hopefully a lot more people will find you because of this. Keep up the good work dude. BTW Those little banana cakes you got are the most popular dessert that Japanese people buy as gifts/souvenirs for friends and family when they visit Tokyo. I'm not sure why but that's one of the treats Tokyo is famous for. You got a super cute one, I bet it was from some kind of seasonally collab or something.

Ludwig sent me here. Great vid!

Bro your video is goated and didn’t deserve to be copied at all much love

The robot waiters that are operated by somebody that’s physically disabled is an awesome idea! Seriously fascinating concept that someone who is impaired and restricted to their home environment is able to work in that manner. I hope it gains more attention!

Unreal 100 hours man! Loved every second of the journey :D

mogul mail sent me here. Great video

Nothing can beat the original, go you man, wish you all the best with your YouTube career

That cafe where people control the robots is so cute and cool tbh lol Japan is very interesting

That human controlled robot cafe was so wholesome

came from Ludwigs video and subscribed immediately

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This video just shows how much more Japan has grown and how much more advanced it is, honestly makes me kinda jealous 😅

4:49 Those machines are programmed to have the claw be able to pick stuff up every X number of attempts. He was probably creeping and saw it failed multiple times, and when you walked away he shot his shot.

sorry about the rivera drama. wish you the best of luck!

If you keep this up you could easily hit 1 million subs before the end of the year!

7:17 I stayed at this capsule hotel multiple times, and I absolutely agree with the poor ratings. My personal experience was that some of the staff were rude, the mattresses were uncomfortable, and they have this weird rule that you must check out before 10am every day and then check back in at 2pm, and aren't allowed to be in the hotel building at all between these times, which definitely caused me a few issues. I've traveled to a lot of places and stayed in a many dorms or hostels over the years, and 新宿区役所前 genuinely ranks as one of the worst I've been to. Literally the only reason I went back is because I'd been dating someone who lived practically around the corner from the hotel, so I couldn't pass up the convenience of a 5 minute walk to go spend time with them.

Drew this was so great!! You showed me many things I didn't know we had in Japan!! Thank you for taking me on this JAPAN adventure!!

came here from hbomberguys new video, love it

i am here as lud told me to come here.