Japanese amusement park gives new meaning to the term 'telecommuting'

A Japanese amusement park has found something unique against the monotony of telecommuting in these corona times. Yomiuriland, an amusement park near the Japanese capital Tokyo, rents out the cabins of its Ferris wheel as an 'office space with a view'. The booths feature free WiFi, report CBS News. A seat in the cabin costs $ 18 for an hour. The Ferris wheel continues to rotate as usual, taking the occupants up to 152 meters into the air. "A lot of tenants told us that time flew by," said amusement park spokesman Yu Okutani. Well, you have to do something with your money and time.

In this Happy Hour we will play two “separate” Christmas Giants, namely and . We are going to call someone who has his birthday soon and has reached a good age. We are going to speak with Theo de Groot, author of the book "Education in movement at primary school" . Sounds familiar? That's right, because on October 21, Theo was a guest in our studio More info about the book? Take a look at: http://www.onderwijs-in-bewegen.nl

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