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Basic Japanese - Wednesday Dec 5th - 3rd period
There was a note of all of the students to meet Yondaime at the Danger shop and he waited there for them all. “Good morning,” he smiled sheepishly. “I hope that you are all prepared to be traumatized. Today we’re taking another break from language to dive into a little more of Japanese culture and learn about Love Hotels.” He paused not believing that he actually said that.
“Most young people in Japan live with their parents until they get married, which can make it difficult to be close to the person you love and so a lot of young couples use what are called love hotels. They can be rented by the hour or all night and come with decorations ranging from a normal hotel to the extreme like the Hello Kitty Bondage room.” He wasn’t blushing shush.
“The Japanese are very big on discretions and so when you get to the room, you’d find everything automated from the room service menu that in some hotels provides more than just food, pay stations on the television, karaoke and other amenities depending on the room rented. Also in most hotels you won’t ever see a person working there except for maybe the maids who come in to clean up the room when you’re done. Most check in is completely automated or the clerk is behind a frosted glass window. They don’t check ID either, if you’re old enough to pay then you’re old enough to play. Or at least that’s how the Japanese see it.”
“In the Danger Shop, it’s set up like a love hotel in Japan, so go a head and explore. Just know that you won’t get any of the dirty channels on the T.V. so don’t even try.”
[Plz to wait for OCD. Links are NWS OMG]
“Most young people in Japan live with their parents until they get married, which can make it difficult to be close to the person you love and so a lot of young couples use what are called love hotels. They can be rented by the hour or all night and come with decorations ranging from a normal hotel to the extreme like the Hello Kitty Bondage room.” He wasn’t blushing shush.
“The Japanese are very big on discretions and so when you get to the room, you’d find everything automated from the room service menu that in some hotels provides more than just food, pay stations on the television, karaoke and other amenities depending on the room rented. Also in most hotels you won’t ever see a person working there except for maybe the maids who come in to clean up the room when you’re done. Most check in is completely automated or the clerk is behind a frosted glass window. They don’t check ID either, if you’re old enough to pay then you’re old enough to play. Or at least that’s how the Japanese see it.”
“In the Danger Shop, it’s set up like a love hotel in Japan, so go a head and explore. Just know that you won’t get any of the dirty channels on the T.V. so don’t even try.”
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