It was an 'mazingly good room. Unlike Japanese hotels, there was no ceiling light, so I was a little bewildered! :-) Guess you just turn on the lamp stands, then.
By the way, there was the expected Bible in the desk drawer. I was thinking "That's America, all right," but a lot of Japanese hotels come with those too, I guess.
Reader-added tags include "I've been there", "Nobita Kogasa", and "You're sure worn out, Kogasa-san".
Our survey today asks (or answers, really):
Who'd you choose for the Hotel Chireiden? • Satori as manager • Orin as hotel-keeper • Yuugi for kitchen duties • Kisume on bath duties • Koishi in charge of loitering
Mizuki-san and I had the same thing happen to us. I ended up laying on one of the beds while the guy who got our room went out to meet the others in our room. I was sleeping for a good few hours; ended up missing dinner (no one woke me up). When you're not used to a bed, they sure do feel comfy; I don't blame Mizuki-san for falling asleep so easily.
I went into my room to drop off my luggage.Whoa, awesome! A double bed!!Even though I'm on my own!♥So soft and fluffyyyy!♡PwoffWhen did I—!?Instant DiveRiseWheee!♡Kogasa-san? Kogasa-saaan!Tok-tok
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