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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“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 ...
Sleepy at work? Just stand inside this windowless box and take a power nap. That’s the pitch from two Japanese companies that have unveiled a “nap box” designed to encourage a healthier office culture ...
Trains are a big part of life in Japan. If you live in a metropolitan city, perhaps as a business person, you can expect a considerable commute. An hour or more is average. Traveling business people ...
Government and experts warn that Japanese people are not getting enough good quality sleep, risking health issues, irritation and a loss of focus at work. https://p ...
A company in Japan is paying its employees to get a full night's sleep. Bloomberg reports a wedding organizer in Japan called "Crazy Inc." is awarding points to employees who sleep six hours a night ...
In many Asian cultures, work is equated with one’s worth. Work is perceived with reverence and cultural honor even if it supersedes your mental or physical health. For the Japanese, the importance of ...
Burdened with household chores and outdated notions about work, Japanese women get the least amount of sleep among 33 countries surveyed by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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