Francois Prost explores Japan's love hotels, revealing a hidden world of fantasy and escapism across the country. His 3,000km journey delves into unique architectural styles—from manga-themed motels to castle-like structures, showcasing an industry that features approximately 37,000 establishments. Prost finds these hotels fascinating, as they represent a contrast to Japan's conservative culture, offering whimsical experiences for couples seeking privacy. Despite varying reviews, the distinctive designs and themes highlight an unusual cultural phenomenon thriving in both urban and rural settings.
Japan's love hotels offer a unique blend of fantasy and escapism, catering to a diverse array of desires in playful and whimsical architectural designs.
Francois Prost's journey through Japan showcases the country's surprising juxtaposition of conservatism and a flourishing industry of love hotels, with creative themes and aesthetics.
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