Want to isolate yourself from the world? So look at this cardboard box launched in Japan.

When you want to have a little privacy, one of the solutions may be to lock yourself in the room. But this alternative doesn't always work, as we often share a room with someone or just can't stay closed for as long as we would like.

There are still those who play online, listen to music or enjoy chatting over the internet and hence there is no door that serves as a barrier to the sounds and ensures the necessary privacy.

For these cases and many others, the Japanese invented a cardboard box that could be the solution to the problem. Named "Danbocchi", which is a pun on the words "danbooru" (cardboard) and "bocchi" (alone), the box is reinforced and has a sound damping system of up to 30 decibels, which is enough to cut good. part of the noises and voices.

If you live in a thin-walled apartment or if your family is too noisy, by using the box you can talk or sing without risking being heard or further contributing to the confusion.

Kotaku reports that the box was first presented during the release of the Joysound Dive karaoke game for PS3. The product should start selling next month in Japan. The only impediment to optimal insulation may be the price.

The “Danboochi” box was announced for 59, 800 yen, which corresponds to more than 1, 300 reais at today's price. Would you pay that price so you could be alone and not be bothered?