10-11-2021, 12:09 PM
yesterday
While the rest of the world has been “working from home” during the pandemic, people in Japan have been “teleworking“. Some might argue it’s essentially the same thing, but with Japan avoiding strict lockdowns, and homes here generally being a lot smaller than those overseas, people have been working away from both the office and the home, enjoying “workations” at unusual places like public bathhouses, capsule hotels, and even Ferris wheels.
Now, there’s another location to add to the list of unusual options for the telecommuter, and it’s dubbed the “Nya Workation Plan” (“Meow Workation Plan”). As the name suggests, this telecommuting plan involves cats, and it’s being offered by “Nyanja Town”, a new area inside Namja Town, an indoor amusement park operated by Namco in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro Ward.
Many photos and experience description at: https://soranews24.com/2021/11/09/why-wo...-cat-town/
While the rest of the world has been “working from home” during the pandemic, people in Japan have been “teleworking“. Some might argue it’s essentially the same thing, but with Japan avoiding strict lockdowns, and homes here generally being a lot smaller than those overseas, people have been working away from both the office and the home, enjoying “workations” at unusual places like public bathhouses, capsule hotels, and even Ferris wheels.
Now, there’s another location to add to the list of unusual options for the telecommuter, and it’s dubbed the “Nya Workation Plan” (“Meow Workation Plan”). As the name suggests, this telecommuting plan involves cats, and it’s being offered by “Nyanja Town”, a new area inside Namja Town, an indoor amusement park operated by Namco in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro Ward.
Many photos and experience description at: https://soranews24.com/2021/11/09/why-wo...-cat-town/