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• 倍金萬
• 2018/11/18 (Sun) 09:00
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Oh, #628 and #629 are missing. I don't mind being called "old man" or "poor man" because I have a geeky, moldy, money-losing disease and it doesn't bother me. In fact, if being a "poor person" becomes a common belief, I will not be stared at by the IRS. ^^;


"Two people can sleep comfortably" in #630 is wrong. It seems that if you lower the wall between Suite 1A and 2A as shown in the URL below, it becomes like a double bed. Regardless of your relationship, if you have a wonderful partner and you have a million bucks in your pocket, book two of these super-first class cabins. Unfortunately, there are no flights to/from Japan-LAX.

https://youtu.be/lIsCeMS4iqU

• pssy
• 2018/11/18 (Sun) 16:28
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Double the money, double the money, double the money.

• 病原禁
• 2018/11/19 (Mon) 09:59
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#633 Double Kin Man,

I always enjoy reading your posts about finding a cheap room or staying in the wild, and enjoying life
at your old age.
I am also looking for a hotel
to go for regular checkups and treatment after several major surgeries at a hospital in Tokyo, but with my limited income, hotel rates in Tokyo are high and I always
struggle to find a hotel.
However, here, some small minded people are quick to look down on others and make fun of them or brag about their
own pride. A sleeping bag costs
27,000 yen, which is not a cheap price.
He takes the trouble to pick it up and call it poor, and then brags about his own $ 580, using
HN as his bragging HN.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/11/19 (Mon) 12:17
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＞ 27,000 yen for a sleeping bag is not a cheap price

At http://webshop.montbell.jp a down sleeping bag that can be used in winter costs 70,000 yen. Compared to that, 27,000 yen is on the cheap side, but it is a good investment if you are trying to float 7,500 yen per night for two meals at a guest house. I once bought a $40 sleeping bag when I first arrived in the U.S., but it was so large and heavy that it filled my backpack to the brim. This 27,000 yen bag weighs 575g （ 600g ） and fits in a corner of my backpack with a capacity of 14mm × 28cm （ 3.4L ）.

By the way, the backpack I use when walking in Shikoku is 25L. Even if I put the minimum necessary items in it, it weighs about 7 kg, which is a little too heavy for me, and the ideal weight is about 5 kg. However, the foreign pilgrims from Europe and the U.S. who mainly stay in the field are very tough.12 ～ They walk at a brisk pace with huge backpacks weighing 15 kg. They walk all day long for 10 days, crossing a mountain pass at an altitude of nearly 1,000 meters once every three days. It's a tough job.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/11/19 (Mon) 14:36
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The aforementioned 27,000 yen sleeping bag has a temperature specification of [limit temperature] -2℃ and [comfort temperature] 3℃. However, despite the 3°C comfort temperature specification, on a day with a minimum temperature of 10°C (50℉), I set up a long table under the patio roof in the backyard as a rehearsal and slept with two ponchos on it in a tube shape with strings, putting the sleeping bag inside. However, around 3 am I woke up cold and snuggled into my bed inside the house.

So, comfort temperature is not comfort at all, even 10℃ is difficult to get used to. I wondered what the limit was for -2℃. I googled to try it and found that "the comfort temperature is about 4-5℃ added to the stated comfort temperature". That makes sense ！.