Women would be safer and better off going to karaoke even if they miss the last train. I deeply regret coming here without checking the reviews. Many of the people using it are long-term stayers? Every time we pass each other, you can tell they haven't taken a bath. A very strong smell comes from the next room, making me want to ask for a refund. At the very least, the staff should inform people about how terrible the smell is. It was unpleasant being stared at, as if women rarely use this place. Everywhere you go there's a foul odor, garbage, and stares—I will never come back.

First of all, there are no staff. Actually, they probably exist, but they never come out in front of customers. Because of that, you can't become a member, but you can use it without being a member so it's not a problem. The good point is the overwhelming cheapness. 2,200 yen for 24 hours is easily less than half the price of chains like Kaikatsu Club or Popeye, which are common in the Kansai region. And the pack is abnormal in being on a 1-day basis. The impression after trying it was just crazy. First, the smell is way too stinking. The smell of tobacco, and since there are no staff, a huge amount of trash piles up in a trash can without a lid, so the smell drifts around. Also, the chairs are tattered. It was an absolute worst space overall. I selected the 24-hour pack, but the moment the first train started moving, I fled like escaping. I will never go again.

It's a manga café located in a building in front of the JR Ibaraki Station East Exit. It was my first time using it, but is the lack of capacity a drawback? I could check seat availability via a smartphone app, so I was able to enter. It's a manga café with an old-school atmosphere, and if anything, the security felt a bit unsettling. Still, it was comfortable.

The customers' civic standards are rock bottom. There is definitely some nicotine addict who doesn't use the smoking room. Otherwise, the stench throughout the shop is inexplicable. Thanks to that, my physical condition is ruined. I can't see any staff at all; who am I supposed to report this to? Head office? The police came to a nearby seat, apparently because of unpaid fees or something. At least they handle that part properly.

I knew that one of the seats had a sign posted saying 'Under Maintenance', but by mistake, upon arriving, I set 24 hours on the self-service ticket machine, pressed the maintenance seat, and paid 2,200 yen in advance. I wanted to move seats so I looked for a staff member, but it was a time slot when nobody was on the floor, so I left the shop feeling annoyed as to why there were no staff around. Well, it's my fault for choosing a seat marked as maintenance, but even so, staff should always be in the shop. I want staff to properly be in the shop, divided into morning and night shifts. I lost 2,200 yen. 😞 At least they should consider adding an 'X' mark or some indication of unusable seat numbers on the ticket machine buttons. 🤨 What would happen in an emergency if there are no staff inside the shop? Please always keep staff in the shop. 😠