Japan is launching it's first-ever double-decker sleeper bus with seats that flatten out for passengers travelling between ...

Sleep pods and capsule hotels are everywhere in Japan. The country revolves around sleep (and sometimes lack thereof) with people sleeping on the streets, trains, and even in offices. So today ...

I stayed in a capsule hotel at Tokyo's Narita International Airport. I didn't sleep well, but it seemed convenient for travelers with early flights.

A Japanese bus company's first bunk-bed bus aims to remove accommodation costs for young concert travellers Japan will unveil ...

The Ninehours hotel in Kyoto, Japan starts at $49 a night and offers ... There are a variety of options, from Queen Size bed pods and even female-only pods. Rooms start at $64.

Now, a company in northern Japan has come up with a novel product for those trying to catch 40 winks on the fly: a vertical sleeping pod. “Giraffenap” is the creation of Koyoju Plywood Corp.

Capsule hotels, a Japanese institution, offer claustrophobic bed-sized pods, often double-stacked in rows. They have a “shabby” reputation, Kojima said, so he found a more comfortable ...

Capsule hotels, often called pod hotels, originated in Japan. I've stayed in a capsule ... This was the number on both my locker and bed. From there, I headed to the women's capsule.