Planning to travel the world and start with the Land of the Rising Sun? Traveling to Japan especially in Tokyo and Osaka is not really budget-friendly, and can cost you more than you bargained for. In any case, this doesn't entirely mean that you should surrender this amazing goal just because of the price you'll pay.
The answer to your problems is here, an internet café in Tokyo and Osaka called Net Maru is turning out to be progressively mainstream among travelers especially with tourists who are on a budget. This internet café turns into a "hotel" that offer clean spaces and shower facilities for visitors to utilize.
But the best part hasn't been laid out yet, according to Asia One, this "inn" comes at an extremely moderate cost. You can pay as low as 1,990 yen or $17 for a 12-hour stay computed to $175 a week.
Net Maru was originally an internet café but now serves as a basic settlement for individuals who are searching for a tidy, convenient, and budget-friendly place where they can stay. As per Kotaku, this café provides the traveler a starter pack.
The internet café offers a snuggly sleeping area with blankets for rent that costs 200 yen each or around $2 and shower facilities, which cost 100 yen or approximately $1.20 for a 10-minute shower. If their customers did not bring towels, they also allow guests to rent one for 400 yen or just under $5.
For female travelers, they also offer a female-only floor and rooms which also offers exclusive female powder rooms. Coin lockers are also provided to store guests' personal items, as well as a room to store your large luggage. Net Maru also has a common laundry room with washing machines that are cash-operated.
The Net Maru also provides water dispensers and microwave ovens for heating food. The "hotel" also has a designated smoking room and has free Wi-Fi. Their room comes with internet connected computers for travelers and tourists who needs their social media updated with their latest travel.
Currently, Net Maru is located in Tokyo and Osaka. Should you need a place to stay at a very low price, Net Maru is here to save the day.
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