The rent is surprisingly high for such a small space: 59,000 yen a month, or about $640, for an upper bunk. But with no upfront deposit or extra utility charges, and basic amenities like fresh linens and free use of a communal bath and sauna, the cost is far less than renting an apartment in Tokyo, Mr. Nakanishi says.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
The Worldwide Recession
Japan has its problems, too, as if its infamous dead decades lost decade — the result of government policy error, Krugman says, too tentative — weren't wasn't enough.
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