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How $11 Internet Cafes Are Changing for Homeless in Japan

2.1M views · Nov 15, 2024 · Entertainment

Comments · 3K

  • @calebwidogussy452 · 1 year ago

    This would not happen in America, I can't believe that the price became LOWER. I was starting this video thinking that Robin-san was going to be sad about the changes. That's so amazing that they increased the hours!

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  • @nevercold808 · 1 year ago

    I know it's a business and they do what they do to make money but it's a great thing. It helps the homeless or those less fortunate have a way of keeping dignity. Staying clean, having clean clothes and getting a good night's rest all help keep someone's morale up. Falling into despair is what makes people give up. I think this business helps keep the disparity for many in check. Subarashii, man!

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  • @aimlessadventurer356 · 1 year ago

    For the Internet cafe stay 😄

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  • @BuoyMeetsBoost · 5 months ago

    Love watching this video again. It brings back good memories of how I discovered NomadPush and started my love for Japan and the Japanese history and culture.

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  • @TheFunkymunkyman333 · 1 year ago

    I woke up sporadically at night and you somehow popped up on my feed, don&apos;t know how but I&apos;m glad you did. Kept me occupied for 22 minutes and longer browsing your channel. You are a goof for the bathroom scene at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSadrFchCiI&amp;t=682">11:22</a> but it was a good laugh so thanks. Buy yourself a few nights and some gas. <br><br>P.S. if I&apos;m ever in Japan on vacation, i need you to be my tour guide and friend while I&apos;m there.

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  • @dangerousdee1959 · 1 year ago

    I am glad they made it 12 hours, especially for the rest it will give to those who need a break from traveling. That place is incredible, laundromat, beverages, power, bedrest, coke-san. Rest well Robin-san, let&apos;s go tomorrow! :_lets: The honor system with the laundry is to applaud.

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  • @jonwear9791 · 1 year ago

    It&apos;s great that Japan has internet cafes offering affordable 12-hour access so that homeless individuals and travelers can avoid overspending on expensive motels.

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  • @QutelDawn · 1 year ago

    When I went to Japan for my first trip my airline lost my baggage. I had to stay at the airport with an expensive hotel for a few days. Because of the low funds I had, I got to try MANY different internet cafe&apos;s (mostly by Kaikatsu club) throughout all of Japan and they were all superb in quality. <br>I managed to save money so I could still do everything I wanted. <br>Japan has it really good with these around.

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  • @lisac.2438 · 1 year ago (edited)

    Wow, everyone is so kind with your donations. I have faith in humanity again.

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  • @Flowerpotto · 6 months ago (edited)

    you talk in a similar cadence and tone to the american youtuber Swifty. It&apos;s a pleasant voice to hear

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  • @Official_OGKingMalice · 1 year ago

    You should get sponsored by that Internet cafe man. Each prefecture you go to could feature you staying at their locations all over Japan and gives you a decent place to stay warm at night…

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  • @kuro.144 · 1 year ago (edited)

    Stay safe and do not lose hope. Most importantly, I hope you enjoy yourself. I love to drink Coke too and I will open a can right now. Cheers!

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