Capsule hotels are in Japan. Why do young people like them and old people don't?

There is a capsule hotel in Japan, which means to reduce the area of guests as much as possible while protecting people's privacy. Then provide people with short-term accommodation services in a way similar to hotels, so that the price is low and guaranteed, and personal privacy meets the needs of young people.

Young people like this kind of capsule hotel. It's a young man in Japan. Their thoughts are more open and modern. This modernization is reflected in their increasing desire to see the outside world and their increasing attention to protecting their privacy. They don't particularly like some rooms such as big beds. Coupled with the influence of economic development, young people's economic ability is still limited, so they want to find such a hotel that can protect their privacy and have a better living environment. So Japanese capsule hotels came into being.

Old people don't like this kind of capsule hotel very much, because it doesn't matter to young people that the space is smaller, because young people sleep here. Then entertainment activities are basically done through mobile phones and computers, which do not need much space, but it is different for the elderly. Older people are more traditional, and their health is getting worse every day. They can't get a good living experience by keeping a posture for a long time in such a narrow space, and their bodies can't bear it, so they don't particularly like this emerging hotel model.

After all, it is normal for different groups to have different views on the times. Because only one can understand the situation of a group, such as the state when he was young, he prefers new things, but he is not particularly rich economically. For example, middle-aged people pay more attention to the experience of life. He has a certain foundation in economy, so different states correspond to different ideas.