Japan Trip (4)

Most people are born and live on the ground. Almost no one goes underground. As a result, underground spaces instinctively evoke aversion in humans. Their damp, dim atmosphere alone gives off a feeling that forbids approach.

At the same time, perhaps for that very reason, live houses are often located underground. Rent is cheap, sound doesn't leak out easily, and they're free from complaints and the like. This live house was probably underground for the same reasons.

“It feels like we're entering a place straight out of an anime.”

As they descended the short staircase, Iseo muttered that. Myeongjeon grabbed Hyuna, who was chiming in, and put her in front. He couldn't speak Japanese, after all.

“Welcome. Do you have a reservation?”

“Ah… iie, iie. On-site… on-site purchase. What was it again…

Can we buy them on-site?

”

“Okay, okay. How many people?”

“Five, five-nin desu.”...