Thanks for your comment! They have showers!

Thanks!!!

Sorry for the delay and thanks for your comment! This is WILLER EXPRESS REBORN BUS travel.willer.co.jp/seat/reborn/

Thanks for your comment! I booked a Japanese style room. If it is a twin, they also have bunk bed type rooms. The Japanese style room is for 1~2 people, so I think it can be used by two! This hotel also has capsule type rooms, but the Japanese style room was a private room type.

Thanks for your comment! I wanted to take this video, so I went outside. I think it was Otsuki station. If you buy a ticket to Kawaguchiko Station, you do not need to get off or change trains on the way.

So sorry for the late reply. Thanks for your comment! The seat D line should be the best and C would be better for viewing. The fuji excursion makes a big curves so the view from seat A line would be good at the end.

Thank you 🥰@@sugoitraveljapan

We have just purchased the tickets 1 month ahead of our travel date. Wah really popular, 7.30am is fully booked on a weekend! We booked seat C and D too.

Hello may I know where did you book your ticket online? Thank you @@serenegoh5256

Thanks for your comment! I think they have it!

Thanks for your comment! In this video, I bought a ticket in Shinjuku and took the Fuji Excursion to Kawaguchiko Station( through Otsuki station). You can buy the tickets online or at the station counter at any major station in Tokyo. You can go from Otsuki Station to Kawaguchiko Station without using the train in this video, Fuji Excursion. It is a normal train. I think the fee is about 1,200 yen (one way). If you are boarding from a station before Otsuki Station, it is recommended that you purchase tickets to Kawaguchiko first. you can also buy tickets at Otsuki Station, but I am not sure if there are seats available. I would be happy if it would be helpful. Have a nice trip.

@@sugoitraveljapan Hi thanks for the fast response :) Yeah I am intending to take the Fuji Excursion through to Kawaguchiko.Did you use JR pass? Because my understanding is that JR pass only cover from Shinjuku to Otsuki. And Otsuki onwards will require another fare even if I am on Fuji Excursion train.

Ah i see! I am japanese so i can't buy jr pass unfortunately haha but i guess you can get the train first and pay extra fee afterwards when you arrive at kawaguchiko station. If you want to take reserved seat, you should go the jr ticket spot called "midori no madoguchi" and show the jr pass and pay the extra fee before boarding. This is official website just says a separate fare is required so it should be fine if you don't have the reservation. (These days tourists are very increasing so i recommend the reservation anyway) www.jreast.co.jp/hachioji/fuji_excursion/en/#fuji_howto Any questions if you want to know more

@@sugoitraveljapan do i switch trains in otsuki if take the fuji excursion from shinjuku?

Thank you for your comment! If you are taking the Fuji excursion, you do not need to transfer at Otsuki Station. Other trains also run on the same route as the Fuji excursion. If you want to go further than Otsuki Station on another train, you may need to transfer. I hope this helps!

Thanks for your comment!!

Thank you for your comment! There are several types of rooms and the price varies depending on the type of room. It also depends on the location. A private room with key with a 12-18 hour stay plan at the store in this video costs 35~50 Canadian dollars per night. I think You should expect about $50 Canadian. Have a nice trip!

Thank you for your comment! There are pods inside the gate and pods outside the gate. It depends on the location!

Thanks for your comment! Woooow I am so happy to hear from you about your trip! Have a nice and safe trip!

hello konichiwa! I stayed in Chiyoda and love everything about the hostel.. everything!

hello konichiwa! I stayed in Chiyoda and love everything about the hostel.. everything!

Thanks! I'm so happy to hear from you! Thanks for coming to japan and staying there!!

Thanks!! I'm glad to hear. I'll upload more videos!

Thank you for your comment! If you do not have a jr pass, you can purchase the ticket at locations in JR stations called "Midori-no-Madoguchi". Midori-no-Madoguchi" are located at large JR stations, such as Shinjuku and Shibuya stations. Ask station staff for the location, and they will tell you right away. At the Midori-no-Madoguchi, station staff will issue tickets, so it is best to tell the station staff, "I would like a ticket for the Fuji Excursion, please. In Japanese, it is called "Fuji-Kai-yu. It seems that you can only stay in Tokyo for four days. Fuji Excursion seems to be popular among foreigners these days. If you come to Tokyo, please go to the Midori-no-madoguchi (ticket office) and make a reservation as soon as possible. Have a nice trip. If you have any questions, please ask anything. I will support you.

Please refer to (I don't read all contents but they should be useful for you to find the ticket) welcome2.tokyo/travel-tips/transportation/what-is-the-midori-no-madoguchi/ gowithguide.com/blog/how-to-book-fuji-excursion-4138

I didn't get JR pass, but bought Tokyo wide pass, which is valid for 3Days. We used the pass to reserve for our seats via the JR website, as I heard that it can get quite difficult to secure a seat as the train is really popular.

Thank you for your comment! Actually, we(2 persons) stayed there at this time. It was comfortable to stay there for two!

@@sugoitraveljapan thank you for your videos, it makes the planning journey easy.

I am very happy to hear that! Please feel free to comment if you have any questions!

Thanks for the comment! This room type is Residential. Have a nice trip!

Thanks for your comment! I'm glad to hear from you. It is called sukiya which is a big gyudon(beef bowl) chain. You can find it in many places of Japan! Click here to check the locations. www.sukiya.jp/en/locations/ The breakfast in the video is only for breakfast(should be ordered by 10o'clock ) and the name is "mazenokke teishoku". I hope you will have it! Enjoy!

Thank you so much! I am happy to hear from you. Come to Japan and try this interesting bus experience hahaha

Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for your comment! There are some lockers with a key!

Thanks for your comment! Yes it is!! I am glad that you watched the video and remember it!

Thanks for your comment! Yes it was seat D(window side). D is the best and C would be good as well. As I recall, seat A gives a better view of Mt. Fuji near the terminal station, but seat D is still better for a longer view of Mt.Fuji!

Thanks for watching the video. I am also glad that you are interested in Japan. I believe all Fuji excursions stop at Shimoyoshida station after boarding the train from Shinjuku station. Here is the official website. www.jreast.co.jp/hachioji/fuji_excursion/en/ The JR Pass, which only foreigners can buy, only allows you to ride to Otsuki Station. From Otsuki station, you need to pay an extra fare. However, I don't think you need to get off the train once (it is Japan, so you can manage by talking to the train station staff. hahahaha The JR Pass is this. japanrailpass.net/en/about_jrp.html Please keep in mind that there are some trains that are similar to the Fuji Kaito route but are not Fuji Kaito. Feel free to comment if you have any questions!

@@sugoitraveljapan Thanks so much for your speedy and helpful response! We have a JR pass so will use that for the first part of the trip and pay the rest prior to boarding at Shinjuku. We might try to reserve seats as well to avoid disappointment. When did you take this journey?

Thank you very much! I recommend that you buy tickets in advance at Shinjuku station. There is a place called Midori-no-Madoguchi(tickets window) at JR stations, so please buy your tickets there. It is crowded these days due to the increase in the number of tourists, so please be sure to allow plenty of time for purchase. This video was taken at the end of June! Fuji is beautiful in summer!

Thanks for your comment!!

Recently, due to the economic recovery and the campaign, it has become all the more expensive. It is usually 7,000 to 10,000 yen per night.

@@sugoitraveljapan takai ne. i booked my capsule hotel in Ueno for only 1,800¥

It's ”chotto” super expensive these days. hahaha and that sounds sooo good! nice choice!

@@shinggerzi4324 what site did you use to book?

Thanks for your comment! I hope he (she) replies with the hotel booking site!

Thanks for your comment! The hostel has two types of rooms: capsule type where you stay with other guests and fully private rooms. The fully private rooms have two beds. If you are staying alone, the capsule type is better, but if you are concerned about the noise of other guests, you may consider other options.

Nozomi" is excluded, but "Hikari" and "Kodama" running on the same route are covered by JP Pass. Hikari" and "Kodama" are bullet trains that run slower than "Nozomi".

​@@sugoitraveljapan ok, thank you for the information. I like the names of the trains. It feels like they are some person.

You know a lot! Yes, there are Japanese people with the same name! Kodama is often used as a surname, and Hikari and Nozomi are mostly used as female first names!

Thanks always!

It really was a beautiful view!

hahhahah my favorite!

Thanks for the comment! It is getting crazy expensive these days. it is actually a little too expensive. I think it will get a little cheaper.

Thanks for your comment! I hope you enjoyed UENO and Japan!

हमेशा मेरा साथ देने के लिए शुक्रिया। मैं खुश हूं!

Thanks again!!!

Thanks!!!

Thank you for your comment. I am very glad! Yes, I enjoyed seeing things around me while waiting in line. (It was a little too cold for me that day tho haha). I'll keep making videos that might be helpful when you come to Japan!

Muchas gracias por ver mi vídeo. Estoy muy contenta. Asakusa cuenta con algunos de los edificios históricos y culturales más importantes de Japón. Le traeremos más vídeos de diferentes escenas en Japón. Gracias!!

Thanks for all your comments! I'm so glad you like Japan!

Thank you!

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! It was comfortable if you just want to sleep for one night. But it might not be suitable for a long stay.

Merci pour votre charmant commentaire, ma chère ! Je suis heureux de l'entendre ! Nous allons essayer de tourner d'autres bonnes vidéos. Je vous souhaite le meilleur pour le reste de l'année !

Hahahaha it really is!!

thanks for watching! yes Tawaramachi station and Asakusa station( Ginza Line) are close to the hotel. about 10 min on foot.

Thanks for watching!!

Thanks for your comment! You do not have to take off your clothes every time. The indoor clothes are just for sleeping. You can put your bag in a locker with a key!

@@sugoitraveljapan thank you very much for your answer.

Sorry, one more question, don't they provide a slippers?

There were no slippers. The bedrooms had tatami mats. But there were slippers in the bathroom and shower room for common use!!

@@sugoitraveljapan thank again once

Thank yooou!

Thanks for watching. I am going to check it. Give me some

If you plan to visit other areas as well, you can buy a JR RAIL PASS, which only foreigners can buy, and buy a seat from Otsuki Station on the day.(i mean JR PASS is up to Otsuki station. Sorry for super complicated. Some of my friends bought it that way so it should be fine.) japanrailpass.net/en/about_jrp.html Alternatively, you can also buy it here. www.eki-net.com/en/jreast-train-reservation/reserve/wb/RouteSearchConditionInputByStation/Index For stations, search for Shinjuku Station to Kawaguchiko Station. Choose the train that says Fuji Excursion, as there are trains with a similar route but not Fuji Excursion. There are still seats available, so you might be able to buy one on the spot by asking a JR staff member at a JR Midori-no-madoguchi (many large stations have them) on the day you arrive in Japan. Thanks for your interest! Feel free to ask anything!

Happy new year! Hope you are doing well!

Thanks for the comment! And Happy New Year from Japan(i don't know where you are but hello from 2023)! Ramen soup is too salty and too oily. It makes you sick! Hahaha But it depends on the type of ramen.