Japanese hotel has 183-night stay plan at low price.

Heads up! If you're planning a trip to Japan for the world’s fair or just want a long stay in Osaka, there's a cool hotel deal at First Cabin Midosuji Namba. Instead of switching hotels every few nights, this place lets you really soak in the local vibe. Plus, it's got great transport access for day trips without the hassle of moving your bags around. And book consecutive nights? You can snag some sweet discounts! Now, let's talk numbers. The Expo Accommodation Plan is 500,000 yen (that’s about US$3,310) for a whopping 183-night stay—like getting a place to live for six months! This rate is around 60% off the usual price. You’ll find yourself just blocks from the vibrant Dotonbori area, with easy subway access and quick train rides to Kyoto and Nara. Just keep in mind, you’ll be in a cozy single-occupant cabin, not a full hotel room, with shared bathrooms but some nice amenities like a gym and a sauna. One catch: you need to grab a Season Pass for the Expo, which costs 30,000 yen. But even with that, 530,000 yen for a long stay is an epic deal! So, whether you're into the Expo or just looking for a home base in Osaka, this plan's got you covered.
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