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Japan has once again proved that it is The 11th Patient (2018) Full Movie Onlineindeed home to all things weird and wonderful.

A new nap cafe has opened up in Tokyo's Harajuku district, part of a new collaboration between Nescafe and France Bed to mark World Sleep Day.

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The cafe, which is only open for a limited time at Nescafe Harajuku, houses ten plush beds from the Japanese bed maker, priced at a cool $9,000 each.

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Each bed will also comes with a Philips Hue light and Sony headphones, so you can truly reach your REM cycle with no interruptions.

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There is one catch however -- customers can only sleep for two hours, and are required to order at least one food item from the cafe's menu.

Before they go to bed, they'll be served a free cup of Nescafe's decaffeinated coffee, and another cup of regular coffee upon waking up.

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The cafe will only be around until March 26 so hurry up and get your snooze on.

[H/T Mentalfloss]

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