Yeah, an empty room second day in a row, only this one comes with an explanation. This is a karaoke booth; it fits about 6 people comfortably. There are a couple of speakers in the corners and the TV is in the corner to the right, outside of the picture. You select songs with remotes The selection of J-Pop is huge and the western music selection isn't half bad (no Guster though). As you can tell, you can also order food and drinks from a kitchen to be delivered to you, and it's pretty tasty too (well, to be fair, just about everything in Japan is tasty). Point is, in Japan Karaoke is a fairly intimate activity to be shared with a small group as opposed to sharing it in front of a group of drunk strangers in a bar. Japan does Karaoke better than we do.
Saturday, December 04, 2010
Karaoke Booth
Yeah, an empty room second day in a row, only this one comes with an explanation. This is a karaoke booth; it fits about 6 people comfortably. There are a couple of speakers in the corners and the TV is in the corner to the right, outside of the picture. You select songs with remotes The selection of J-Pop is huge and the western music selection isn't half bad (no Guster though). As you can tell, you can also order food and drinks from a kitchen to be delivered to you, and it's pretty tasty too (well, to be fair, just about everything in Japan is tasty). Point is, in Japan Karaoke is a fairly intimate activity to be shared with a small group as opposed to sharing it in front of a group of drunk strangers in a bar. Japan does Karaoke better than we do.
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