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Karaoke booth in Japanese airport offers flyers a tuneful farewell

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Asia’s love of karaoke is now manifesting itself with an airport singalong booth to entertain passengers before they board their flight. Kyushu-Saga International Airport in southwest Japan opened the facility in late January 2025 in a bid to add novelty and fun to the traveller experience. The size of a telephone box Installed by Tokyo-based music equipment firm, Daiichikosho, the booth is the size of an old-fashioned telephone kiosk, so would-…
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Karaoke booth in Japanese airport offers flyers a tuneful farewell

Asia’s love of karaoke is now manifesting itself with an airport singalong booth to entertain passengers before they board their flight. Kyushu-Saga International Airport in southwest Japan opened the facility in late January 2025 in a bid to add novelty and fun to the traveller experience. The size of a telephone box Installed by Tokyo-based music equipment firm, Daiichikosho, the booth is the size of an old-fashioned telephone kiosk, so would-…

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Travel Tomorrow broke the news in on Thursday, February 27, 2025.
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