48 Hours Living in Tokyo's Best Capsule Hotels (and surviving off vending machines)

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From the guide “Japan Tap Water: Can You Drink It?”: Japan’s national tourism guide includes tap water in its advice on drinking water, and it says many restaurants provide tap water without an extra charge.
The guide goes on: “Japan tap water at hotels and public taps”. At your accommodation, ask staff whether the particular tap you plan to use is intended for drinking.
From the guide “Japan vending machines: cash, cards and refunds”: Japan’s vending machines are straightforward once you treat each machine’s payment instructions as specific to that model. Before paying, check the drink, its temperature, its price and whether it is available.
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