TV, Radio, Alarm Clock, Shelf, Futon, Pillow, Air Vents, and Pull-Down Curtain - all in a space 6.5 feet long, by 3 feet wide, by 3 feet high.
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(formerly The Adventures of Library Assistant Ed) The further adventures of Ed Keller as he continues on his journey through life.
About Me
- Ed Keller
- I am wrapped in legend and lore, ask my friends they'll tell you more.
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January
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- What a tiny amount of liquor will do.
- Where in the World is Ed???
- Swans of the Sakurada Moat of the Japanese Imperia...
- Pickled Squid on a Stick
- Penguin Feeding Time
- Penguins are the Craziest People.
- Sunshine International Aquarium
- Casino Royale
- SUMO
- I knew there was a reason I never got a tatoo.
- The Capsule Hotel Experience
- The Zen Buddhist Temples of Kamakura
- I am going to Hell for this one.
- Dude Looks Like a Lady
- It's all fun and games until the Chinese Mafia sho...
- Undercover Superhero
- I Beat the Machine at the Tokyo Tower Amusement Park
- Pokemon and Me
- Me at the Roppongi Subway Stop
- The Freshest Sushi in the World at the Tsukiji Cen...
- Getting Ready for the Year of the Pig
- New Years Day Crowds at Senso-ji Temple
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January
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4 comments:
The capsule is very terrorific for mi, but i thout u surviver, maybe, th capsule not all bad, no?
sorry, but what do you doing in Japan?
How much do one of these capsules cost for the night?
Sounds like you are doing a lot more than the average tourist.
Love,
MOM
The capule is 4500 yen. Lamont and I went for upgraded capsules for 4800 which have better pillows, futons, and blankets.
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