- Keiunso is a quiet, traditional Japanese hotel located surprisingly close to Shinjuku Station.
- Rooms are simple and affordable, featuring tatami mats, futon beds, and a yukata for guests.
- The hotel offers a peaceful atmosphere with a midnight curfew and caters to those seeking rest and privacy.

A: Hey! Did you hear about this crazy hotel in Shinjuku?
B: No way! What’s it called?
A: It’s called Keiunso. Can you believe it’s right near Shinjuku Station?
B: Seriously? Shinjuku is so loud! How can a hotel be quiet there?
A: That’s the amazing thing! It's a total escape. Like a calm oasis.
B: Wow! What's it like inside?
A: Super traditional! Tatami mats, a futon bed… really cozy.
B: Sounds perfect after a long night out! Like after the SoraNews24 party!
A: Exactly! And the price is great too. Around $50 for a single room.
B: That’s a steal! Does it have everything you need?
A: Yeah! A small bathroom, a TV… even hojicha tea waiting for you!
B: Hojicha? Fancy! Anything else special?
A: They have a midnight curfew to keep it quiet. And they even have yukatas to wear!
B: Yukatas? So comfy! Is it safe for solo travelers?
A: Apparently, it’s a safe and secure place. They even have a plan for students!
B: That’s so thoughtful! Was it easy to get to work from there?
A: Totally! Only a 15-minute walk to the SoraNews24 office!
B: Sounds like the perfect quiet place to recharge!