In a viral TikTok video shared on April 25, Natalisi Taksisi told her followers that she had been staying in a hotel in Tokyo when she made the discovery. “I found a strange man under my bed in my hotel room,” she said of the scary moment during her solo trip.
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00:00I found a strange man under my bed in my hotel room. I booked my solo trip to Japan because I
00:05thought Japan is a very safe country. I stayed in a very well-known chain hotel in Japan,
00:11APA Hotel, that is in Tokyo near Ryogoku Tower. The place looked legit with a keycard that allowed
00:17me access only to my floor and to my room. On the first day, everything was fine. The next day,
00:22after a day of sightseeing, I came back around 7.30 pm, unlocked my room like usually, took
00:28off my clothes, lay down on the bed, and then I noticed a weird smell. At first, I thought it was
00:34coming from my hair or the bedsheets, but then I realized it was coming from under the bed. Jokingly,
00:39I thought what if the dead person laying under the bed, but when I leaned over to check, I saw a pair
00:45of eyes staring at me. I saw Asian men under my bed. I started to scream and jumped on my feet. The man
00:54climbed out from under the bed and stared at me for three seconds. Then he started to scream too and
01:01ran out from my room. I screamed for help and the hotel administration came and called the police.
01:07They found power bank and USB cable under my bed. I was kept asking the hotel how did it happen and they
01:15didn't have any answer for me. Even more, they suggested upfront that police won't find the intruder
01:21because they had no cameras. Feeling scared and unsafe, I moved to another hotel and demanded a
01:28full refund. They agreed to refund my original payment, but the police couldn't identify the
01:34intruder. The next days of my trip were a nightmare. I couldn't sleep. I was constantly on edge, checking
01:41every corner of my room. I eventually wrote to the hotel demanding compensation for emotional damage,
01:47asking for $1,600. They refused, saying it wasn't in their policy. Now I'm left wondering how someone
01:57could get into my room, how someone knew that I'm alone in that room, and how the hotel can't take
02:02responsibility for such a severe breach of safety.