I love Japan. Partly because of how many ridiculous(ly awesome) hospitality concepts they have, from robot girlfriends to stuffed animal companions at coffeeshops. A Tokyo hotel has just unveiled a pretty, erm, unique concept -- crying rooms for women. The Mitsui Garden Yotsuya Hotel already offers rooms designed exclusively for women, which have the following…
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You should probably google "manga". Japanese "comic books" as they are poorly translated to in English are not your Marvel or Dark Horse comic books in the west. They basically cover every literary genre and there's manga that target pretty much every demographic. So yes, there's ones that have pretty tragic scenes in them that conceivably make readers tear up.
When my wife is sad, she likes to listen to slow, depressing music so she can cry more. Women are nuts!
There are so many Japan hotel packages at the domestic hotel chains. It gets kind of confusing with all the packages trying to book a hotel there nowadays.
I remember during the period where university students were looking for job offers hotels offered Long Distance Interview packages with "Guaranteed Early Wakeup Calls, Free Breakfast and A room with a desk and writing stationary", AKA everything that is offered for free anwyays.
I learned a trick to stop crying when you really don't want to (like when you are at La Guardia last weekend waiting for your flight and your boyfriend decides to dump you over the phone and there are lots of people sitting around you listening to your conversation) and it has worked every single time thus far. Put the back of your tongue up against the roof of your mouth and hold it there until you can pull yourself together..