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@TokyoLens 2 года назад

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@ChrisM_Ren76 2 года назад

I do think I would live there because it's so central.

@elflass5544 2 года назад

I could deal with this though navigating the loft ladder might be a challenge depending on the day. Definitely better than some Japanese apartments I have seen.

@Hrotriks 2 года назад

Hell nah , besides of how small it is , what a terrible layout , also why separate the bathroom by a wall? It makes no sense to me.

@lon.2130 2 года назад

yo man! i think this might be your new thing

@Kirinukistworks 2 года назад

Last apartment... The Stairs of Doom is too scary! 😂

@kirinplays9858 2 года назад

I wish there are places like this with affordable prices in my country for young adults who just finished study to start living on their own. So cute!

@japvanese_id4499 2 года назад

Indonesian detected(?) :)

@resha2369 2 года назад

yea fr like we need this in malaysia too 😭😭💔💔

@mariecolette9066 2 года назад

YES you are right! Every country around the world should try this. Especially for students, do you know how happy so many parents would feel if their university age children could move out instead of living with them! Also good for people who are introverted, the divorced, people who wont have to deal with roommates! Seriously some people may not understand but many actually get it-even if its tiny it's still a place to be proud to call your own!

@darladowhaniuk1969 2 года назад

👍☺❤RIGHT ON I TOTALLY AGREE I WISH THEY HAD THEM IN UTAH MYSELF I THINK THIS WOULD BE A WONDERFUL THING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DIFFERENT KINDS OF REASONS WHAT A GOOD THING 👍 😊 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💖💖💖💖💖❤❤❤💖💖💖

@Emily_fanai 2 года назад

Just what comes into my mind

@sobaz92 2 года назад

It may be small but I can tell it was designed with care and attention to the person who would be living there. Whoever designed the space really did their best!

@BigWinsAllDay 2 года назад

@Wary Trout i definitely wouldn't last a day in this place. the main room is smaller than my toilet for god's sake

@sobaz92 2 года назад

@Wary Trout I do agree with you, I could not live in a place that small myself, but if one has to out of necessity it’s good to see that the place isn’t in some shabby condition

@jasonponce5695 2 года назад

This is called kung fu in design.

@TheICEgirl6100 2 года назад

@Wary Trout you live in a 600 a month house?

@sandrinedecosterd2702 2 года назад

The fact that there are windows and that the place is located in a nice street change the perspective. It is small but quite ok.

@skywalker6648 Год назад

I liked the resident's honest assessment of the pros and cons of living there and realistic usage of the space.

@luna7453 Год назад

I live in a quite similar flat actually since few years and i love it and funny, the cons are quite similar. quite exited by the loft upstairs at first too ;) and after a while, less confortable to use in fact for my personal feeling and needs too but it can be easily adapted, and changed functions. so i like the flexibility of not having big furnitures and be able to move and adapt the space as i want :). and i could hear my neighbour sometimes too but quite quiet area where i live too.. funny because i am not in Japan at all, in France but in a tiny town, tiny flat.. but i love to live that way. :)

@Boxghost102 3 месяца назад

Bro just vibin' with his axlotols.

@SekiberiusWelkesh Год назад

I wish they'd build more places like this around the world. Living by my self, I'd much rather live in a much smaller, much more affordable place, than pay like 2,000 a month for a one room apartment with a crap ton of open space that I'll never use. Little apartments like these would be great for people who are trying to save up for a down payment on a house.

@SocraticMind89 8 месяцев назад

They have to build like this because there is no space! We take for granted just how large the USA IS 26 times bigger than Japan so space here is plentiful

@UncleCloud 8 месяцев назад

@@SocraticMind89 They have plenty of space, just obviously not in the middle of a capital city where everybody wants to live. Every country in the world has this problem, USA included.

@Maddinhpws 7 месяцев назад

@@SocraticMind89 Japan has a ton of free space actually. Almost every place outside of the largest cities is slowly becoming less and less inhabited and breaks down from not enough people living there. And in the same manner as Tokyo the USA also does not have any space to spare in places like SF or NY.

@atedinahalf6288 7 месяцев назад

They're great if you're 3 feet tall.

@SekiberiusWelkesh 7 месяцев назад

@@atedinahalf6288 Its not even that small, the guy in the video is quite tall and he's nowhere near hitting his head on the ceiling.

@DefinitelyNotAnAlien 2 года назад

As someone who is still living with their parents because of how expensive (clean) apartments are, this is an accommodation I could only dream of. Wish we had something like this in the U.S to help the young people who are just starting to venture out on their own.

@cass_attack 2 года назад

There are a lot of shared houses in the US where you can rent a bedroom/half of a house. Depends on where you live, but if you are looking for $500.00/month and under, I would suggest looking for a shared house/apartment with multiple bedrooms to reduce costs. My friend ives in Williamsburg, Brooklyn NYC for only 600.00 including everything and has her own room, large kitchen and bathroom and entertainment space. She has 3 roommates for the other bedrooms, but thats how post-grads do it!

@AdikSaGames000 2 года назад

so you're really not an alien right?

@AyNay246 2 года назад

@@cass_attack thats not really comparable though to rent a tiny apartment on your own versus living with a bunch of people sharing a house

@KimikoAiri 2 года назад

@@cass_attack And where are you speaking about? In California, the closest thing that I could think of would be a student apartment, but even those are more expensive than $700USD nowadays

@yyg4632 2 года назад

and to help homeless or struggling people who are working to rise up

@LetsPlayKH 2 года назад

Is it just me, or are tiny loft apartments the most coziest and enjoyable living experiences ever? Gosh I would love to live in this space so much!!

@milec6799 2 года назад

@@mikamakawee3321 😂

@infirelytrusfrated7901 2 года назад

I love it too💜

@bingsu7824 2 года назад

@@mikamakawee3321 Yeah but this is already a luxury to people and not everyone can afford this. Heck, we’re lucky if we can even afford cooling and heating. Some people don’t even have roofs over their heads.

@mister6692 2 года назад

@ClaudiuManea 2 года назад

its just you

@JessicaSmith-np1vv Год назад

This has been my fav apartment you’ve shown. I would totally sleep in the loft and use a projector on the wall for my gaming and watching. I wish there were places like this where I lived and soooo much cheaper than where I’m from.

@neriothefurry Год назад

same here. its so expensive where im from and i was shocked at the price of this place. i would also sleep in the loft, and would probably be up there a lot. im short, so i probably wouldn’t feel squished up there.

@sherynaya6290 Год назад

I have so much respect for the designers and architects! They paid so much attention to detail I appreciate that

@martinhellooo7021 2 года назад

I’d definitely use the loft as a sleeping area. As a person who needs a good desk, I’d probably use the downstairs as an office/work space since the natural lighting is it’s huge advantage

@muhammadrohan9190 2 года назад

I thought the same thing

@TuNnL 2 года назад

The guy who who already lived in one of the units used a futon to sleep. If you're going to use a futon, anyway, it seems pointless to sleep downstairs where you have more space. 💁🏻‍♂️

@g.j 2 года назад

Yeah!

@kyra_from_kerkyra 2 года назад

I agree, I'd climb up to sleep only, and use the downstairs area for my daily activities

@ellecan2195 2 года назад

I would do the same thing

@nicoleb8424 2 года назад

The high ceiling and big windows really help to make the space feels more spacious. I will probably use the loft as storage so there's less things visible in the bottom space.

@AK-zq8dt 2 года назад

Beautifully summed up

@eunicestone838 2 года назад

At least it has a window.

@maryjane1851 2 года назад

Heck yeah! Def utilize that height!👍

@HandbagDiva 2 года назад

I don’t think I’d want to climb up & down every time I need clothes

@globalfamily8172 2 года назад

actually, I could not live in this.

@Cinetyk Год назад

Another excellent entry in this series. I'm 38 now and most definitely feel Japan as a whole has A LOT to teach the whole world about minimalism living. Sure you can argue some of these spaces could arguably be "unliveable" by western standards, but going back to my teen years as a University student, I spent pretty much all my time out, and also I was thinner and healthier then: managing a small space was so much easier back then. I feel like these kind of places could mean lesser rent costs for students whilst still providing decent sleeping spaces together with different environments to bring forth their personality and creativity in how they utilize the spaces. Regardless, this video was excellent showing all this stuff and I truly appreciate the Japanese residents coming forward and sharing their spaces and opinions on all of it. Great work to be sure. Cheers!

@luna7453 Год назад

totally agree :)

@njrom2975 Год назад

Lethe west have tiny house revolution now. It’s common now . Check tiny house channels and tiny big house channel. A lot of people in the west now enjoy tiny house living .

@lars7935 5 месяцев назад

@@njrom2975 The western tiny house trend doesn't really integrate into urban structures though. It's often suburban or even rural

@njrom2975 5 месяцев назад

@@lars7935 it’s trending in new York now haha 😂.. Because it’s too expensive to live big or even normally these days

@mortimerbrewster3671 3 месяца назад

I'm always amused by peoples' comments about being out all the time, like people have completely forgotten about being trapped in their homes for months on end when governments forced citizens to stay indoors. Would you like this place if you are not allowed to leave your home for 6+ months?

@PenitentSlayer Год назад

If you were allowed to alter the space, you could easily extend the loft level across to the window, and just have a hole through it for access with the ladder going up into the corner. You'd still have light on both levels due to the position of the windows. And you'd increase the amount of useable floor space by at least 25% across the entire apartment.

@wy4553 2 года назад

This place was really well designed. Despite its size, you can tell the architect divided the spaces efficiently and made it feel as open and comfortable as they could with the windows, finishing, etc. What I love about these vids is also seeing how residents utilize the space!

@Krisshomez 2 года назад

As a claustrophobic person I’m surprised at how cozy this place looks. I actually wouldn’t mind living in one of these apartments. I’m working on becoming a minimalist and this just speaks to me.

@timothyevans1803 2 года назад

It needs an oven 🤠

@karenthompson8038 2 года назад

@@timothyevans1803 yeah I don’t see that happening in there.. a convection oven would work..ish n I doubt a dishwasher is available in most of these very cool apartments! I’m tall but I could live there especially if between looking n saving some money! I love these! Fabulous idea! Perfect 👍

@shubhamjohri290 2 года назад

It's a nightmare for tall people

@Gelay2516 2 года назад

Watching this makes me breath harder.

@dinifroggy 2 года назад

I think the natural lights play an important role there...

@randomlibrarian Год назад

The idea of it being a cocoon is incredible! I wish this kind of thoughtful living were more common in places I’ve lived

@alexseven8039 Год назад

I love how you show (wide angle), visit places and ask the locals to show their opinions and places too! Very nice content! Thank you from your work! Keep doing that!

@sydneyhodge8073 2 года назад

Imagine living in a country where they help young adults find affordable housing or just provide affordable housing in general 🥰

@spartandare390 2 года назад

@@mariec5716 not like the property market has much complaining to do

@jante234 2 года назад

Its not like theyre any better off than we are, theres good and bad things in every country. Japan has some of the highest suicide rates so providing affordable housing for the students who they pressure into their narrow structures of academics is the least they can do.

@Haitouken 2 года назад

@@jante234 OP isn't saying Japan doesn't have it's downsides, much like you said every country does. But affordable housing for young people/ students to venture out on their own is something many of us can only dream of, especially in a market like Tokyo.

@samuraiboi2735 2 года назад

@@Haitouken i meant tokyo is like(not wanting to say an expensive city)but in a way a hub for those who come far and wanting to study in tokyo.

@cityintake 2 года назад

In East Germany, 60qm are like 200€ a month near the city center lol

@fatimadeleonmartinez7861 2 года назад

compared to other tiny apartments ive seen, this one looks the most liveable and efficient. a lot of them tend to look really run down and dont make the best use of space, but i honestly feel like i could live in this apartment for a couple years. its perfect for college students

@genox3636 2 года назад

These Chinese people can keep their shoeboxes!!!

@Pokemon32961 2 года назад

@@genox3636 they’re Japanese, racist.

@katarh 2 года назад

It's about the space I had on my half of the dorm room.

@youtubeoppressivecensorshi8047 2 года назад

They could trade the waiting room for more space so not the best use I don’t care if it’s part of the culture you can’t fit a bed there really yak

@angelesgonzalez2133 2 года назад

Yup, perfect for me! 19y.o

@Luke-et3it Год назад

As you said, "You can live a minimalist lifestyle", ive been wanting to live like that for such a long time, being able to be so mobile, its truly amazing!!

@jesusdl9749 Год назад

This was the first or at least one of the first videos I watched on this channel and I love the tiny apartment series. People are very efficient at using their space

@MymyDao 2 года назад

It’s crazy how small this apartment is but they really put a lot of thought into it to make it convenient for people to live on 10qm. I think I would use the loft as a cozy bedroom

@zeninspriggan794 2 года назад

Same I'm SMOLL XD

@BigEvy 2 года назад

Hi! What does qm mean?

@kekecom 2 года назад

They’re based in yachts rooms/interiors

@volpenvieh 2 года назад

@@BigEvy square metre

@BigEvy 2 года назад

@@volpenvieh ahh thank you I get it now , between working with multiple systems I got confused. SqM. I wasn't able to interpret that

@ChevyGirl-1984 2 года назад

I would definitely use the loft! The fact that the loft is up high, and pretty well closed off would just make me feel safe and secure. I would want the majority of the space to be mattress/bed space, and I’d line the walls with big fluffy pillows. I love it!

@toyalilacmoon840 2 года назад

😻😻😻

@KannyValentine Год назад

Like Kramer 😄

@Cos7mos Год назад

This idea is awesome 😍

@TheZakana Год назад

Awesome!

@matt.baller Год назад

Fully agree! Bed space plus a projector.

@megantran19 Год назад

I love this development idea! It's perfect for students/young professionals who don't need a lot of space but still want nice amenities. Sometimes nice amenities and space are proportional, as well as price. I thought it was interesting he used the loft as a workout/video game cave, but I feel like I would use it more as an office/study space or like you said as a closet/storage area.

@Shadow87- Год назад

I find myself thinking that a small apartment might be quite beneficial to me and maybe others. It would force me to simplify my life and find what is most useful and important. I think everyone could use a good spring cleaning now and again! Maximizing every inch of your space sound pretty fun!

@mortimerbrewster3671 3 месяца назад

You could always just do a spring cleaning occasionally no matter what the size of your home - you don't have to live in a closet to do so.

@elflass5544 2 года назад

This was an example of a truly livable tiny space, and it was cool to see how an actual resident utilized his space in reality. The designers seem to have considered utilizing using the upper spaces well (I.e. shelves above the toilet, loft space). Thanks for this peek, Norm!

@TokyoLens 2 года назад

Thanks for always being here for it!!

@Adderkleet 2 года назад

The thing that stood out to me is: "nobody has a table/desk/chair". Flat surfaces (for eating or study, or PC) are not really practical. It would take up the entire non-loft area.

@justinoo777 2 года назад

@@Adderkleet eat out

@TrashSmile 2 года назад

@@Adderkleet i am pretty sure they have those foldable camping tables for when needed.

@Smoje79 2 года назад

@@Adderkleet I was thinking the same, because I'm used to have my own PC with chair and table, in that space will be tricky (or use some different things, being inventive)

@James-mw7zv 2 года назад

At least Japan is building tiny affordable apartments unlike many other countries where the emphasis is on building luxurious places and generating huge profits.

@rory8270 2 года назад

Ikr. Other countries should invest in affordable apartments rather than expensive luxurious apartments.

@ellyreginald6546 2 года назад

Absolutely, I was kicked out of my Williamsburg, Brooklyn artist loft that was remodeled as luxury lofts. This was going on all over Williamsburg, Brooklyn and ruined the area.

@JD-nr8hf 2 года назад

@@ellyreginald6546 this was getting bad before last year especially in the larger cities where they were focused on 'revitalization' aka - minimal/cheap upgrades + huge rent increases to meet/exceed big brother tax implications and of course pocket lining on their end as well as landlords.

@innerbeauty24 2 года назад

At least their people won’t be homeless also.

@OumyNeferti 2 года назад

Ain't that the godly truth. A tiny room in the least affluent neighborhoods in NYC will cost at least $700 a month and that is if lucky .

@MairuzuGaming Год назад

Just came across your videos and just been enthralled by the spaces you’ve shown. I personally want to move to Japan once I get on my feet to experience the culture and all the nice sights that Japan has to offer and seeing how nice and minimalistic some of the apartments are just makes me want to move there all the more. Love your videos and pray for your continued success and happiness! :-)

@jamespete716 Год назад

I love the space.. very clean and airy. Ideal place for someone just starting out in this great big world. Best regards to those who have just started their journey.

@55555Nepal 2 года назад

Make me feels a bit claustrophobic, but I can't wait to visit Japan next year. I don't want to be living in these apartments but highly highly appreciate how they use small space so beautifully.

@ArabianKnight63 2 года назад

I believe this is on the higher end in big city centres, for a bit on outskirts its relatively cheaper like 1 bhk for 60-70k yen

@HermicraftAddict 2 года назад

I feel claustrophobic with just that hallway

@salmonoven 2 года назад

As long as you don't give up easily, it's enough m8

@vanessamonterroso7364 Год назад

Honestly, I wish the USA could have homes like these and keep them at an affordable rate. It would be great for young adults to start off on their own. This would have been prefect for me as a college student.

@ArchonCommando Год назад

Just a sign of how sad America has become that this would be seen as acceptable. Compare that chicken coop to what your parents could afford off an untrained job 40 years ago.

@jacqslabz Год назад

And for those of us who just don't have high paying jobs, don't have much stuff, and don't want/need much space.

@Dirty_Squirrell Год назад

We do. My first apartment was just like this. $450/mo. in the 80s.

@Dirty_Squirrell Год назад

@@ArchonCommando What kind of job isn't untrained? You either are working class/blue collar or white collar. Every job requires certain skill sets and that was true 40 years ago. Problem is the younger generation thinks it was all handed to us. We worked hard for what we got (I worked 3 jobs at one time!, but you are right, this should never become a norm. I'm living in Europe, atm, and what little people are willing to accept is sad.

@brihcheese8689 Год назад

@@ArchonCommando what untrainable jobs are you referring to? My parents were able to buy a house very young but my dad was an accountant. You have an unrealistic view of the world to think everyone in our parents generation had the means to afford a house. And worst of, your comment makes it seem like the US is “too good” to even entertain the idea of small apartments. Young adults nowadays in the US that don’t want to live at home are most likely living with roommates. Small apartments are great alternatives to living with roommates. I’m sure Japan has “regular sized” apartments but you’d probably need roommates for that.

@AckeeDJ Год назад

Incredibly cozy! With the loft you have some quality extra space. I expected something akin to your first apartment but this is great, would absolutely be willing to live there.

@orangepeals7210 Год назад

I love the idea of affordable & high quality housing like this. The loft could definitely get annoying everyday but for special occasions could be good or even just storage

@beccatrap1203 Год назад

There is an extreme lack of affordable places for single adults where I live and this just screams perfection. Seriously enough space to do what you need it to do and limited enough to teach you not to hoard items. Let's you save money, take up less space, and focus on bigger things. Where I live, you won't really find any places like this, we have "Studio apartments" but, they are no where near as well put together and still cost an arm and a leg for just a one room space.

@vivayo4588 Год назад

I rather share than live in a matchbox... And I am an introvert... but I guess it depends on the country's weather. In a sunny location, I would not mind living in this matchbox.

@OneEyeShadow Год назад

@@vivayo4588 If we're talking semi-random roommate as opposed to good friend, I'd take the matchbox 100%.

@strawberriesncandii 2 года назад

This is actually a well thought out space. The ceiling height and placements of the bathroom and kitchen are actually functional and this is coming from a New Yorker. Whoever designed this space did a fantastic job with the layout and storage space.

@MrSnibo 2 года назад

As a designer i can aprove this is very well made tiny apartment 👍

@lottesrensen8004 2 года назад

I would llike to have a good closetwall along the one side without deminizing the room and a little higher loftarea an a good kitchenpantry. That would help a lot. But I find it expensive and it would make me feel like a tunnel rat to walk those hallways.

@annettefournier9655 2 года назад

What storage space? Thise 3 tiny cupboards?

@katuschki Год назад

Nice video. I loved to have the comparison between empty and how you would actually live in the apartment. I also appreciated, how honest he was about the loft.

@RileysDaddy Год назад

really nice apartment for 1 person, living room and sleeping area are separated. the top area is very spacious and can likely fit a double bed. also nice view out the window, at least not a back alley or another building and the neighborhood looks really clean too. separate toilet and shower also great 👍🏽

@howwrongwewere 2 года назад

What a lot of ppl miss is that when you save so much money on rent, you actually have the means to go out and experience stuff and as a result you're not in your place as much. It's just a matter of what you personally want to prioritize in your life.

@zenobia10127 2 года назад

~Laughs in pandemic~

@sarahgeorget89 2 года назад

Totally agree with you but for me inside space is a major priority

@seanpaints 2 года назад

Exactly, like based on his numbers ($600 vs $1k for rent) that’s about $100 bucks a week - you could have a pretty sweet weekend with that amount!

@JanKoci 2 года назад

No I get that part a ton! It's one of my favourite parts 😎

@warriorwolfehh 2 года назад

Introverts exist We don't want to go outside that often lmao

@Verlisify 2 года назад

"I don't go up there often" When 9 sq meters is too much

@helenegan1079 2 года назад

This is what I call a cupboard. Its not living.

@Verlisify 2 года назад

@@helenegan1079 Very entitled

@Adamantian9 2 года назад

@@helenegan1079Not everyone can afford a 2 story house or a spacious apartment. For someone that's just getting through college ang Uni this is more than enough space at a very affordable price.

@1nvisible1 2 года назад

*Loft is really more of a vacation home by the seaside.*

@Salem_Rabbit 2 года назад

Hey it's Verlis. 😅

@nelamangalachetan 16 часов назад

I actually liked the place and it's so well lit and ventilated. This is every minimalist's crib and i got so much of positive vibes from the place!!

@alexabelmont1869 Год назад

These are my favorite video series of yours! It really makes you look at these spaces that you wouldn't think you'd enjoy because of the lack of room with a different perspective. Like a "maybe this could work" haha

@dothetwist298 2 года назад

As a person that lives in a tiny-tiny apartment in Tokyo I can say that this apartment is not bad at all. However, one huge disadvantage is the lack of an actual built-in closet which will definitely be an issue both for men and women. Not only because the storage space is limited but also because those clothes will catch so much dust even if if you clean often that you might develop allergies.

@LizzieBee00 2 года назад

You can buy a small closet and put it in there or a small dresser.

@krisb-travel 2 года назад

good point, i guess someone needs to develop some type of smart closet for tiny apartments that deals with this issue

@vasiliynkudryavtsev 2 года назад

IKEA has very cheap VUKU which is small wardrobe. Should be enough for minimal set of clothes.

@dannychen1281 2 года назад

There are nylon-based closets that can be easily put up. There are also tiered stackable plastic drawers that can be used to store clothes too...

@krdiaz8026 2 года назад

I would use the loft for storage. Up there, your clothes won't get as much dust. If you only have a few clothes and use every piece often, which means they get laundered often, you don't have to worry about dust. I'd even use the loft to dry clothes, using one of those foldable clothing racks.

@py8554 2 года назад

At least it has its own bathroom. In many of the older apartments in Tokyo, the residents have to go to a public bath in the neighbourhood because the apartments they live do not have a place for shower or bath.

@goury 2 года назад

It's better to have some space to live in than a personal bathroom. The main problem is that they refuse to build just a tiny bit higher to allow people to have some personal space.

@lolal2502 2 года назад

@Drexel Delos Reyes 😮😮😮

@indianareana2624 2 года назад

@Drexel Delos Reyes apartments in which part of the country?

@renatazbiz3545 2 года назад

Are you serious? It seems like there would at least be a shared bathroom in the in the building in your hallway. I couldn’t live somewhere without a bathroom!

@imabae4727 2 года назад

@Drexel Delos Reyes wut? You sure about this?

@SmilingQuokka Год назад

I love these tiny apartment videos. My husband and I were talking about the Futuro Homes tonight. There used to be a display model here in Perth, which stood as an icon for futuristic living for years.

@kb8511 6 месяцев назад

I would definitely live here! It’s so cute and cozy. It’s a lot more spacious than other tiny apartments.

@Erintii 2 года назад

I think this apartment can be great for those who are fine with tiny space. It's clean, bright and seem well-designed. I cannot live in such place, I fell claustrophobic even watching it. I am so happy I don't live in Tokyo. It might be great but not for me.

@tutifruti9819 2 года назад

same..I got anxious and felt like I am starting to suffocate..just from watching this video...

@Erintii 2 года назад

@@tutifruti9819 I didn't get so extreme but felt walls suddenly getting closer especially looking at shower etc. I almost felt walls! The sleeping alcove remined me of a coffin. I will be probably get very bad anxiety if ever get in such place as I have anxiety in elevator.

@endlessstudent3512 2 года назад

Yes, just imagine..rainy weather outside, sitting in that hole all day :(

@MyoclonicJerkCough 2 года назад

picture sitting crosslegged on the floor and trying to stand up and your knees getting blocked by the walls

@annnnxh 2 года назад

I'm the exact opposite.i feel safe.like a hug

@doerthemanahan9912 2 года назад

This would be a dream come true for me. Small spaces make me feel safe. I would use the loft as office space.

@kianasepeda7746 2 года назад

Are you okay .

@nellieshoals 2 года назад

@@kianasepeda7746?

@Renata_TC 2 года назад

Oh be my friend please 😀 I also feel better in small apartments!

@maureenlaneski2802 2 года назад

That's what I was thinking...I don't want to climb into bed or out of bed like that. I would like being up in my little crow's nest, working.

@lamammina2023 2 года назад

Same for me! My mom is actually clostrophobic so this would make her panic. My late dad and I were/are agoraphobic and this would be perfect.

@SeanDoe86 Год назад

This is incredibly cozy and the location is perfect. I was surprised when you opened the window. I want to live there.

@rekkou1880 2 года назад

The loft is definitely a unique selling point, but i can see how throughout the time, it'll become cumbersome no matter how you use it. As a bedroom, if you get sick or too tired from work, climbing up and down will be difficult and dangerous. As a storage area, moving large items can be really difficult.

@infn 2 года назад

Imagine coming home drunk. Or coming home drunk with a date. The shenanigans that would ensue...

@deeznuts-dl2mf 2 года назад

@@infn getting that sneak peak "ladies first"

@prettyokandy230 2 года назад

@@deeznuts-dl2mf or wear a kilt, you go first and then shout your youtube name ^^

@commode7x 2 года назад

I own several homes, and I can absolutely tell you that having bedrooms only upstairs is always a pain. I literally bought a bed couch in one of them just because of the fact that sometimes I just needed a nap before I went upstairs to my bed after a long day at work.

@valerieshepherd6823 2 года назад

Good point... if you are ill and having to run back and forth to the toilet, up and down to a bed in that loft would be inconvenient.

@RedBlue_Purple 2 года назад

One of the best cubicle (studio) appartment, I have ever seen. Architect put a lot of effort in designing this place - perfect for school, college students or 'single' workers. It's efficient and comfortable :)

@RedBlue_Purple 2 года назад

@@dansavka7648 You are probably from a rich family or the so called socialite , so you won't understand. Buddy, Life of poor and middle class is not something that simple. You need to live it to understand and when you understand their life, you would understand why many people liked these buildings and would appreciate this design and effort designer put into consideration. If you want to become a criminal, go ahead - who am I to stop you, but know one thing, willful criminals are worse than leeches. Just a honest citizen's opinion.

@spicydoge3847 Год назад

This is definitely a place where you can live as a student, maybe even as a young couple without kids. Awesome video as well and very well presented !

@expedited_healer9441 Год назад

Catching up on my backlog, but I love the tiny home series. This one is EASILY my second favorite one that you've shown. The one previous, uh... was it the previous one? My memory is so bad lol. But anyway, the small multi-level one was hands-down my #1. The whole time I was watching it I was like "ooh that area can be x and that one can be y. ooo my bed can go there!" And the fact that you keep finding these tiny but livable places for decent prices is amazing. I know who to go to if I ever decide to move to Japan!

@geekelly000 Год назад

In my 20s I definitely would've lived in a micro apartment like that. The studio apartments in London are much smaller and not as bright, also very expensive and you rarely get your own bathroom in there. I opted for having housemates to be able to afford the costs, however I would've loved to live on my own. I probably would use the gallery as a sleeping space. There's something cosy about it and it's nice to be elevated and be away from the rest of your stuff.

@emillychen888 Год назад

How old are you now? ^__^

@eerohughes 2 года назад

That guy was really nice to show you his place. Seems like a cool dude

@OneWingedRose 7 месяцев назад

Would definitely live there. I think I'd try and fill up the loft space so it's ALL covered by mattress, like one big square mattress/futon situation lol. So whenever I climb the ladder it's always to go to bed. Amazing designs! Love them!

@voltar1348 Год назад

Great video and the apartment space is perfect. The loft would be excellent place to keep a collection of anything or for guest to sleep over.

@nsmith1374 2 года назад

Personally I would love to see this apartment added to an interior design challenge. Have some interior designers, furniture designers use their talents to make that space come alive. Japan was one of the forerunners in convertible furniture and spaces. I would love to see some top designers there and abroad design that space because there is lots you can do with it.

@anniecallahan7176 2 года назад

I’d love the challenge, hey?

@cynthiakent4033 2 года назад

One word …..IKEA.

@Ddrhl 2 года назад

Like having those staircases that fold flat against the wall when not in use. That would free up more area in the lower level.

@Ddrhl 2 года назад

@@cynthiakent4033 Not for this. You need experts in multi-use items. That's definitely not IKEA.

@cynthiakent4033 2 года назад

@@Ddrhl …..do you think they could lower the ceiling so you could stand in the loft?

@HappyBerryCrochet 2 года назад

Love it! I'd totally use the loft space to sleep and as a TV den, downstairs I'd have a desk to paint and create because the light is amazing! Great video! Really interesting space!

@henlokitty2591 2 года назад

Didn't expect to see one of my fave crochet channels over on this side of youtube haha

@effinyu9554 2 года назад

It seems like it's made the same way cruiseship rooms are constructed.

@thiloswift8035 2 года назад

slave mentality

@Adamantian9 2 года назад

@@thiloswift8035 what?

@chinabluewho 2 года назад

@@thiloswift8035 As someone who own a 3 bedroom house that was built in the 1930's, I can assure you owning a home is not fun ... Paying home owners insurance , paying taxes, ALWAYS FIXING SOMETHING that is broken ,mowing the yard , weed eating, trimming tree limbs , raking leaves, having a huge electric bill trying to cool and heat the home and the worst part is having permanent next door neighbors, Crimony these people are trashy and nasty but you can't just up and move as you take out a thirty year mortgage that hangs around your neck like an albatross . If I had to do things over I would buy a little acre of land and a cheap little camper van and save a huge pile of cash. I literally could be retired right now if I hadn't sunken myself into this much debt.

@judithroque4009 Год назад

I love it! It looks very cozy and comfortable.

@sarahgawn5828 2 года назад

I love the idea that it is a Cocoon. Not a place forever but a refuge for those in times of growth and metamorphosis. The design is so thoughtful and intentional. Someone should show this to UCLA

@MarioCantin 2 года назад

So well said…

@rasmusverkehr4510 2 года назад

Beautiful comment

@poochigooch6114 2 года назад

@@Nightbird. It's for people that want this lifestyle and if you're not comfortable with their concept, there's hundreds of thousands of other places to live in

@cxielmail4075 2 года назад

@@Nightbird. Oh please, if you have the money then buy a mansion lol. An 18 year old that's just starting out could benefit this. Fucker thinks everyone is as privileged as him.

@radmoonable 2 года назад

@@Nightbird. earth maybe huge, but not all cities are. Tokyo, Seoul, hong kong, mumbai all are cities with housing crisis and ideas like this is a boon for the students and lower income families there

@rinrinobserve9876 2 года назад

I like how Japan has tiny apartment so young adult doesn't have to force to find a roommate or roommates because they can just afford to live on their own. I live south of Miami and a one bedroom apartment in the relatively safer neighborhood is around 1400 a month. The apartment is much bigger than this one but I really don't need that much space and I'm not a fan of having roommate. I wish I can't get something smaller and pay less.

@ANTSEMUT1 2 года назад

I suspect it's the zoning laws of Miami prevent that from happening.

@briddenattech 2 года назад

@@ANTSEMUT1 Right. US Zoning laws are much more restrictive than in Japan. If people in Miami could rent out half the space for 60% of the price, they absolutely would.

@jeffmazziotta 2 года назад

to be honest though most young people in Japan live in their Family homes still. It is not uncommon at all to be in your 30's and still living with your mother and father. Many don't actually move out into their own place until marriage surprisingly, either that or will sometimes move from family home into a corporate apartment that their company may provide or offer at a very low subsidized rate (which brings its own headaches as you literally leave work, go home to you apartment building in which all your colleagues and boss may live at..thus never leaving work...)

@maskedgamer7565 2 года назад

1400 a month? May I ask how much people in this area make a month? I just don't understand how people working for a boss can make enough money to pay 1400 a month when you still need to pay for water, electricity, food, etc.

@Preflightterror4 2 года назад

@@maskedgamer7565 1400/m Is not a lot

@rabacabab Год назад

Im going through some of my favourite videos again. There is something about small apartments and the like that just vibe with me. I dont know why but i love them, gotta get me one of those

@MCbeccy89 Год назад

Man just seeing that these beautiful places exist for so cheap makes me totally jealous! This is the perfect type of apartment I'd love while working and trying to get on my own feet. The area looks absolutely lovely as well. I'd definitely would enjoy finding ways that could make more loft space in that super high ceiling area. Maybe nonstickable hooks that could help hold planks to put storage, snacks, or other clothes I wouldn't want in the way. Looks perfect for putting things all over the wall or in that open area to give yourself a ton more room. And that loft most definitely would be turned into a practically pillow hang out area. Love soft areas and places, so that loft looks incredibly comfortable. A good set up fan with the window would easily help cool that top portion off as well. Overall, this place is truly magnificent. Makes me giddy almost, I hope I could find something like this in america. Would love to live in these spaces with friends and be able to easily get together with them to hang out nearby.

@lehoff 2 года назад

As someone that lives in the countryside with a lot of land and a large home, with garage and annex this place makes me feel claustrophobic! Cool use of space though.

@Steinshamn93 2 года назад

@leanbeam1314 2 года назад

Good for u bro

@lehoff 2 года назад

@@Steinshamn93 I'm just saying it's amazing what you get used to. to me this seems insane, but I have a family. As a single bloke I never rented anything that small either - I just dont' think I could do it.

@lehoff 2 года назад

@@leanbeam1314 it wasn't to show off - I have no need to do so to random strangers on the internet who don't know me or give a fuck about me! It's just incredible how in some cultures this is considered absolutely normal - for example I love a big kitchen as I love cooking, and that would be tough to not have. As I said, it's a question of what you're used to. Living in a hugely densely populated city I can only assume this is a normal thing - something I've never experienced (despite having lived around the world).

@urrikolm1251 2 года назад

Yeah, I know the feeling. I live in the countryside, where my nearest neighbor is 600m away through the forest, 800m on the road. My house, where living room is 52m2, looks like monster giant next to this apartment.

@leylinar_9435 2 года назад

Ngl this just looks like a student’s appartement, I’m French and we have apartment looking like this that are like 10m2 without even the upper loft so this is super lovely and you can totally live there comfortably

@Hmletmetry 2 года назад

I’m French too and I agree these tiny spaces are common but the design is better in Japan in my opinion. I couldn’t live there I’m claustrophobic but I still think it’s nice tho.

@youtubeoppressivecensorshi8047 2 года назад

Man in America they don’t have places that small it’s rare even studio bigger

@yoshikitakeda3262 2 года назад

@@Hmletmetry comment l'appartement de France pour un étudiant est-il? Combien coûte-t-il?

@Hmletmetry 2 года назад

@@yoshikitakeda3262 Honestly I live in Paris so the prices might be cheaper in other cities but it’s around 500- 600€ for 10m2. It also depends on the neighbourhood in Paris but it’s generally high priced everywhere. On the other hand, there are financial help from the state.

@WhiteCottages Год назад

I like this one, bright and sunny, I can see a hanging shelf with plants, sunlight and white walls make all the difference.

@maryreynolds8356 Год назад

I am loving your videos! I think it would be really interesting if you could do a tour of your first apartment, if it's around still. Huge thumbs up.

@lemonforever 2 года назад

If I was a student, I would love to live in that appartment. It is so neat and organized.

@craftblader410 2 года назад

Me too. I don't really like super big homes, but the ones like this are so good, especially if the place is near the market, I would like to stay there.

@melonie_peppers 2 года назад

As a student absolutely yes but as a grown adult I would be more willing to spend for comfort

@amosfraser 2 года назад

In the first unit, I'd want to replace the ladder with a set of stairs, where each stair was storage for socks/underwear, tops, books, dishes, toiletries, etc. Like people with 'Tiny Houses' often build into their spaces.

@user-vk6cm5zo9i Год назад

I was thinking the same thing!!

@eugenel2724 Год назад

I agree, the ladder isn't safe especially if you are sleepy in the middle of the night.

@amb600cd0 Год назад

those would be some steep steep steps if you wanted it to fit in the space without taking too much from the living space

@SB-kb6bp Год назад

Wow, these are such tiny little spaces but I think they are great for collage students just starting out.

@mandarin2637 Год назад

I think the reason why they dont build those storage stairs is the regular earthquakes. ☹️ I haved lived in Tokyo in a tiny apartment like this (slightly bigger) and actually the storage options were still quite satisfying and smart☺️

@Melissamms Год назад

That is probably the nicest tiny apartment I've seen in this whole genre. I love it. I had a 1-bedroom starting out on my own and it was larger but so poorly kept up (and almost 150 years old) that I never felt truly safe there. Exposed flames in the furnace, a very very old gas range and hookups, dangerous neighborhood for a very similar price. Something like this would've been awesome for a time. I am glad that my partner and I now have a home. I am almost 6' and he is 6'4" so a small space would never work for us. But this is a super wonderful initiative and its so obvious that this is a humanistic endeavor with good people behind it.

@annachill7552 2 года назад

I’m a homebody…. I feel claustrophobic watching this. Huge no for me. But I can see that it’s well thought out for what it is

@sferguson1130 2 года назад

Took the words right out of my mouth.

@gerardinecizmar 2 года назад

Same here. It's depressing.

@tedthesailor172 2 года назад

ideal for a garden gnome...

@moonchild2663 2 года назад

Yes, its so tiny

@fft2020 2 года назад

I would die in such a miserable small space

@BoringTroublemaker 2 года назад

“This is VERY livable” I’m sorry, sir, but my giant ass is getting anxiety just looking at that toilet area. 😂

@akashvashishtha8810 2 года назад

😂 thats why these guys are mostly fit.

@auntiec6294 2 года назад

Facts 😂

@jamiecee4960 2 года назад

The whole place gave me anxiety.. 😁

@bidibibip 2 года назад

I would lose my mind after a month in a place that teeny 😄

@melanytodd2929 2 года назад

@@bidibibip I'm getting a panic attack just watching this ❣🤣

@slippinslidewayz Год назад

I came here from watching NYC apartment tours. I'd take a tiny apartment in Tokyo hands down over anything in NYC. Very cool spaces and I love the design!

@Qantravon Год назад

This place looks absolutely fantastic. It's small, but everything is really well laid out to give maximum utility. I wish the apartments around here were designed with as much thought and care. Here they often just throw things together and you end up with spaces that are really hard to make proper use of.

@gabsis11 2 года назад

I love it when an apartment has a lot of natural light! Perfect for most house plants :)

@UnderSeaShadow 2 года назад

You can just picture lush green plants on a beautiful wall garden in there ^^

@sjbaem4448 2 года назад

A couple plants might improve air quality but at the same time the place is already small as hell I don't know if there's space for them. They might make the place feel a bit crowded.... even if they're on the wall.

@rickster0103 2 года назад

My high school best friends were Japanese and Chinese. By their love for the massive open spaces and homes in S Africa I quickly came to realize that this kind of tiny living is likely not by choice for many people. Also now that covid has forced so many of us indoors its hard to imagine how someone would not get frustrated confined to such a small 'cell'. There's issues of accessibility also. Impossible for older people and those with any kind of physical limitation to reside in and safely navigate.

@2004mojo 2 года назад

I was thinking about a person that is overweight but not obese would have problems with the tiny toilet area & shower as well a that using that ladder to the loft.

@AudieHolland 2 года назад

@@2004mojo Have you ever seen a video by Abroad in Japan? Overweight people are not tolerated in Japan. If you gain even a bit of weight, your friends and co-workers will keep reminding you that you got larger so there's no other way than to lose that weight asap again or lose the respect of your friends and/or co-workers. It's probably the same as fat shaming and bullying although a bit more subtle.

@asandax6 2 года назад

@@AudieHolland fat Shaming is good in fact we should be Shaming more unhealthy behaviour people do.

@ms.chuisin7727 2 года назад

@@AudieHolland Yeah, a relative of mine worked with a Japanese company in Malaysia. She was told she needed a diet and her company actually sent her to a diet program that involved eating only an apple during lunch 😅

@jules2291 2 года назад

@@asandax6 that's bigoted to the capital B . People get fat due to meds and diseases and well , sometimes unhealthy behaviors are coping methods to deal with fat shaming , it's nothing to encourage .

@MysticUser Год назад

I remember as a kid I had a bunk bed all to myself, for no other reason than to be sleeping up high and cozy. The bottom bunk bed was actually removed and I had a little desk space under it. It wasn't even one of those pre-built desk/bed combos either. So climbing up into a low ceiling loft to curl up and sleep in sounds like a dream to me.

@Ravenannify Год назад

I actually normally watch exotic pet videos and randomly stumbled across your channel (love your videos btw) but seeing those axolotl reminded me of all the horror enclosure stories I normally watch on here D':

@lesbwian7023 Год назад

I feel so bad for those axolotls.

@ethanrw13 3 месяца назад

@@lesbwian7023i was shocked that he even had them. Seems like a nice dude but the tank was so small for them.

@aedansilva1114 Месяц назад

They're still juveniles. Maybe they will transition to a 40 gal up in the loft.

@othername6345 2 года назад

I lived in a tiny dorm room for 5 years, so I know it's pretty easy to adapt - especially if your young. It's also very nice of the man to allow us into his house.

@trishna_6815 2 года назад

I would replace the ladder with box stair thingies which would provide extra storage and make it much more convenient to go up and down, meaning you'd be more likely to use that space. I imagine the loft space not being used much by most people as is, ladders are super annoying to keep going up and down long term, especially when you can't stand up in loft space.

@andalistark5416 2 года назад

I imagine the ladder wd literally become my stairclimber, my workout equipment! Gotta stay (🤥) thin just to fit down the hall!!

@unhiddenhistory 2 года назад

I'd make that ladder into wooden steps that could also function as shelves for books.

@andalistark5416 2 года назад

@@unhiddenhistory Oh i looove that! But i get yelled at NOW for all the space i “waste” on a book hoard. I think in this home even *I* wd have to resign myself to electronic 😭📚💔

@unhiddenhistory 2 года назад

@@andalistark5416Just say that it's a collection, not a hoard, lol!

@yyg4632 2 года назад

that box stair would take up more space below than ladder

@BobbyBev95 Год назад

With the housing crisis in many American cities, I’m surprised these have not really popped up as options that much. I know a lot of people who would probably trade having 1-3 roommates for a smaller place they can call their own. Plus one that lets you reasonably afford living there

@TheDVM Год назад

I was thinking the same. Why doesn't America have these?

@Butterism 11 месяцев назад

That's what I did! Found a "studio" apartment that was really just a room and a bathroom. It was only about 300 sqare feet and didn't have a kitchen (came with a mini fridge, toaster oven, microwave, and a half broken dresser), but hey, it was mine! None of my old roommates liked to clean so the place was really a God send.

@MaxW-er1hm 9 месяцев назад

Oh , absolutely. This place is MORE then I need. And roommates stink big time.

@490o 8 месяцев назад

I'm willing to bet they have laws against them. The US is quite strict when to comes to building houses

@sillystring2121 7 месяцев назад

I think its because people are obsessed with home ownership, and outside of that, having a lot of space in general? I moved into a smaller apartment recently and I'm enjoying it much more than I did my last one, which was extremely large (and also expensive lol) for a 1 bdrm.

@HiCZoK 3 месяца назад

This is really well thought out and could be incredibly comfy for people who like small spaces without sweating due to good ventilation and ac

@norainibalberan1915 2 года назад

The space is perfect for a single person to live in that apartment and for me I think its a great price.

@mamieshannon5681 2 года назад

I didn't hear the price can you tell me the price please?

@wadai9016 2 года назад

@@mamieshannon5681 Around 650dollars/month

@moseyburns1614 2 года назад

I really wish we had this kind of small, inexpensive accommodation in the west. I live in a town in Canada of about 30,000 people and for 600/month the best you're going to find is a bedroom in somebody else's home, it's amazing that you can have a whole (small) apartment for so little in a city the size of Tokyo.

@solanofurlan443 2 года назад

600/month CAD or USD?

@moocyfarus8549 2 года назад

@@solanofurlan443 generally people say prices in the country there in so the fact that they've said they live in Canada it's probably Canadian dollars,, I live in a town in western Canada of about the same amount of people and to rent a room in somebody else's house you're looking at about $1,000 easy however when I first moved here few years ago you could get a two-bedroom house for $750 Canada is currently dealing with hyperinflation as we descend into a third world nation

@valecell7592 2 года назад

I live in a medium sized city in Italy, a whole apartment (with furniture, kitchen and toilet) costs about 500/600€

@amitjain4249 2 года назад

In India for 300USD you can rent a 3 bedroom house in an upscale area.

@tessan613 2 года назад

I'm in a rural area of Sweden and my apartment of 65 square metres (700 square feet) is approximately USD 400 per month. In cities of course the rent is higher but not insane.

@_E_l_a_a_n_ 8 месяцев назад

Sup! Much love from NYC ❤️🧡💛💚💙🤎🖤💜 I would absolutely love this as my first apartment in Japan. Although the one with the five tiny floors is SOOOOO adorable.

@dearlyseungmin Год назад

omg I love this apartment, it's actually pretty perfect and wisely built

@courtneyfox2497 2 года назад

So interesting to see these apartments ! They make me feel claustrophobic just looking at them

@mrss4328 2 года назад

The hallways are cringe worthy.

@angelad7759 2 года назад

Same! I would feel like the walls are closing in on me!

@sarahholland2600 2 года назад

But if due to budget, your only other option is a room in a shared house, I think many young people would prefer this. Shared houses are hit & miss & I grew tired of them by my late 20's.

@MidoriGa95 2 года назад

@@mrss4328 It's the toilet for me. So small 🧐

@lagmanart3328 2 года назад

I like the design although too small for me.

@SugarPlumCheese 2 года назад

The loft would definitely be my bed area. Decorate with string lights it’d be beautiful. Small seating downstairs, tv and that. Ideal

@chofa135 2 года назад

Or having to pee on the night

@klappstuhl4370 2 года назад

what is up with... why the f%ck is it always some basic b%tch stuff like string lights 🤣 Like, come on, think larger, Why not e.g. a moss wall, or a classic look library with book nook mirror effects to make it appear massive

@daikisweekendslut 2 года назад

@@klappstuhl4370 a moss wall is pretty basic too. I like string lights because of the ambiance and helps my anxiety.

@sha_lafathim 2 года назад

Mmm

@Elbram34 2 года назад

I would put up some stars on the ceiling like the night sky and pictures of cats or some sh*t. I would have a really thick soft mattress with loads of pillows and fleece covers, then turn down the aircon to 16 and pretend it was winter whist drinking mulled wine and watching Star Trek on the wall with a projector. :)

@Cj_U Год назад

I think I'd live here specially because of the loft. My sitting height won't exceed 2 feet and I'm much smaller when I'm crouching( which I normally do) and the small space kind of minimises space which is something I don't like because it feels empty but at the same time seeing the apartment like this gives it a sort of "free" vibe and look

@terryqokov6999 Год назад

This is all I want in life. This House is literal perfection. I love it sm.

@Kaitlynde 2 года назад

Whoa! I would totally live in that space! The high ceilings and huge windows give it so much light and make it feel larger. I love that the windows have frosting on them to ensure privacy. The separate washroom and shower are also really nice since they don't look like they'd feel claustrophobic. Super cool to see those axolotls too!

@TokyoLens 2 года назад

Love that light!!

@Ranakii_ 2 года назад

This apartment's like a dream to me, I'm already short as it is and having a small space like that would feel so cozy and comfy to live in

@munchkinmeep Год назад

I am glad the window is translucent! Especially for that ground floor room

@rengawr7734 2 года назад

I wish there were more affordable small apartments like these in the US. Living alone costs way too much for those starting off in the real world.

@thatgirlinthesouth 2 года назад

ikr :(

@Tiazdshit 2 года назад

Definitely. The US would find a way to still charge too much

@saraohm9753 2 года назад

It costs too much for me at 42 to live in USA

@Amy-wh9dz Год назад

Love it! The windows and white walls help immensely to make the space feel open instead of claustrophobic. I lived in a small apartment for 3 years which was halfway underground. It was horrible....yellow walls, yellow wooden cabinets and kitchen table, yellow laminated floor, dark red walls inside the bathroom, black bathroom faucet and towel racks...dark wooden trim and doors, and light from only three small windows (all of which were positioned under trees). I can't believe I survived that long, really. The apartment I'm living in now, while small, feels like a penthouse suite compared to my previous one! Tons of storage, white walls, tons of windows....feels open and light instead of yellow and depressing. Haha.

@Teyliaj 2 года назад

I love how organize the room is. You really don’t need a lot, just what you need.

@roberttheronin9803 2 года назад

@John Smith i dunno it looks comfortable enough.

@rottenrat2238 Год назад

literally offer me a mansion and this and i’d still pick this tiny apartment cuz goddamn that seems like a dream come true to live in

@joshuarufino172 7 месяцев назад

The quick head peek at the end made the video a whole lot better

@leelasmoochie 2 года назад

Love the tenant’s apartment. He was really nice. Japan is such a beautiful country

@saraferguson1156 2 года назад

He was super friendly. I don’t know that asking to come into someone’s apartment somewhere like the US would have gone as well. The Japanese people seem very polite and hospitable

@kingayy9267 2 года назад

He had great hair, too.

@nana-ct4jv 2 года назад

yes nice hairstyle and cut😂

@ZacharyBuhler 2 года назад

I recently converted a garage into a studio apartment and I built a loft bed kind of similar to this one with a mini split. It’s a great way to live! Did it for 3 years with 2 kids, my wife and a dog!

@ZacharyBuhler 2 года назад

@@sashafierce183 I don’t think I can post photos in the comments, you can look at my channel I’ve got a video on there that does a walk-through of it. Hopefully that helps?

@Mishkafofer 2 года назад

Recently and 3 years?

@marieocean8 2 года назад

Bravo 👏 for 3 years!!!

@ZacharyBuhler 2 года назад

@@marieocean8 thank you! It got really tough the last year. If it was just me and my wife we could have lived there for decades. But with kids it put a time limit on the time we could spend there.

@ZacharyBuhler 2 года назад

@@maltirathour5655 cool, thanks! Hope you like it! 😁