“Where do I sleep?”: American tourist baffled by Japanese room with no bed learns what a ryokan is

An American tourist’s confusion over a missing bed in her Japanese hotel room has ignited both mockery and sympathy online.
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Is the Japanese ‘shikibuton’ method the key to better sleep? Doctor reveals the top benefits

A centuries-old Japanese sleep practice could be the key to revitalizing rest. While Western preferences prioritize plush mattresses and abundant bedding, the Japanese approach to rest favors a ...
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Why Do Married Couples in Japan Sleep Separately?

Going to sleep in separate beds has been a longstanding cultural norm in Japan, and it’s not just limited to the Land of the Rising Sun. In recent years, the practice of sleeping in separate beds or ...
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“Where Do I Sleep?” — Tourist’s Missing Bed Mystery in Japan Sparks Global Mockery and Sympathy

An American tourist highlighted their innocent confusion concerning a “missing bed” in her Japanese hotel room, and this has ...
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I stayed at a ryokan, a traditional Japanese inn. I didn't have a bed frame, but I still preferred it to a Western-style hotel.

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'Where do I sleep?': American tourist roasted for major Japan faux pas in viral TikTok complaining of hotel room's 'missing bed'

An American tourist has gone viral after sharing a TikTok video of her Japanese hotel room which she believed was missing a bed.
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The Japanese “Shinrin-Yoku” technique that helps you sleep like a baby

You fall into bed on time and still feel wired. The room is dark, the phone is face down, and your brain keeps humming like a ...