good good afternoon today we are going to give a tour of our apartment
We have been living in Japan for a month this place so if we're already comfortable
here we have unpacked and we wanted them show how is the inside of a
Japanese apartment so let's go to start with our tour now then
just behind samuel here we have the entrance door to the apartment and just
as soon as you enter we have this hallway and this is where you take off your shoes
because you can not enter with shoes a Japanese apartment that's very bad
we also have umbrellas because star since there were three for something like that because
one day we came out with only one and we started to rain we had to buy another
we have like a curtain here just behind me I'm not sure why he's
here if it's decoration or what it is but it's there it's nice
so if we go to the first room I want to mention that this
Japanese apartment is quite big because when we were looking for a
place to rent a lot alone was anna mono studio so you only have one
room with your bedroom the kitchen the room and they looked over borrowed well
that fortunately we could find a apartment with four rooms with
four spaces so we've been quite comfortable here so let's go
starting with the first room that we have here that would be the
bedroom here we have two beds Individuals that are side by side
we also have a bedside table with one lamp we have air conditioning
a terrible heat there is also like a small desk and lemuel has been
working here I have seen
this apartment has two types of windows we have this window of
glass here and we also have this window that is a bit more traditional
also painting wood like with paper
yes and something half weird is that here in the bedroom we also have a kind of
kitchen but it's not a full kitchen so I'm going to show you if we open
this curtain we have our frigidity with the freezer
and there's not much inside frigid we have coming little water we have
bought fruits and vegetables from Chile useless Chilean wine we also have a
microwave oven and this is like an oven-type toaster
for sandwiches and heat things by the style but the truth is that we have not
been using this we just went out to eat to restaurants or go to the supermarket
which is just opposite and one can buying food remains is made and is
pretty cheap so it's easier behind this curtain we have the
second part of the kitchen where we can wash our dishes but that's it
and there's no burner so that means that we can not
if we have a teapot in the next room but that's all when it
it's about cooking so that concludes the tour of the first room
bedroom here we also have a curtain like to create a bit of
division with the next environment and this environment would be our room
we have here an armchair or a sofa and a little table we also have how are you
small chairs if we have friends who come to visit we have a picture
from a geisha in Japanese a clock to medium old and also this I do not know how
it's called press to change your clothes and it also helps to create a bit of
space between the bedroom and the living room and here we have a cabinet with plates cups
certain things like that much fruit that we have bought and this is the food
for our breakfast so we have green coffee instant coffee very well and
well as I had mentioned before in the Japanese houses you have to take out the
shoes as soon as one enters but you you can put these flip flops to walk
for the house but as we have medium feet 10 North American
we do not enter these flip flops are not very comfortable so we walk barefoot
for the house but it does not bother me so if this is the second environment
of the department and now we're going to continue to the third we go forward
samuel ok then another thing that I like about
this Japanese apartment is that we have these things and they are doors or walls that
they slide so I'm going to show you how does it work
closing a 123
so now we have one more space private in this third space and this
would come to be like our dining room as well that we have tatami floors that are made
from a straw the rice straw is used for the floors here we have a table
short and you're pillows where we we can sit and here we eat our
meals we examine what we use dinner and this space can also be converted
in bedroom if you have four people staying here they have left us like
Some max are some mattresses but a little more finite so we can take the
table and put those mattresses and if we have space for two people and also what
What I like here is that we have a little of art on the walls we have the
sakura yes that are the flowers of the tree cherry
so if it's a nice space here it's where we have the recyclables and the
waste you have to separate all plastics glass everything so we have air
conditioned
more art and here we have here are saved more pillows plus bedspreads like that
that if this is the third space and now I show you the fourth space here in
our Japanese apartment this would come to be like an office and I've been
working on this as it has this time and is super small in the bedroom and I
I work here so if we have here electronic solos for cameras and
all of that we also have the closet behind this curtain
and here are the mattresses that I was mentioning if they have friends that
they come to stay in the department more pillows here also more mattresses
and if we have our clothes here suitcases shoes all that and samuel taken out
of hitting the head
these clues that want to see our Street
there they have it
in this room we also have two chairs and just behind there is a table
metal that we can open but was occupying too much space and not the
we were using because there is another table in that in the third room so the
we save just and if we have another city up here we have more bedspreads
pillows blankets all like that and something that one has to be careful if
one is a little bit of everything I'm not so tall but the doors in japan are
quite low so samuel almost every day at
beginning when we were in this apartment he was walking and he
hit
landa with a little fear and here we also have
these wooden doors that one can slide to create more space between
a division between the two spaces there three doors here and up here we have
a few plants a clock a wood half worked as ornaments and that
concludes the tour of this fourth environment so now let's continue let's go to
leave through the same corridor where we started the video we have these
curtains and we're going to show you our bathroom now this is not a bathroom very
modern I've seen it japanese baths super modern is a little older
but they will see how it is ok then in how much one enters we have this piece of furniture and
here we keep the hair dryer we have more towels and all that and here
is the shower the shower has three little buttons this is to learn water
hot this second is like an extractor I do not know
if you can hear it and we also have a light inside the shower and it's a
shower a little compact is not a space super big but it works so not
we can complain a lot and now we enter here you can see the rest of the
bathroom we have a toilet the toilet
this fascinates him samuel so the bathrooms Japanese then you can have as a
lavatory where you can save the hands and the water you use to wash
hands also fills the water tank so there is not much water expenditure and
here we have another lavatory so in You can actually choose which
you want to use we have a mirror
and this concludes the tour of our Japanese apartment I hope you have
enjoyed now have a better idea of what you can find here in Tokyo
in japan this apartment is quite large there are many apartments in the
city ​​that are only studio but we are renting in shinjuku
and in the outskirts of shinjuku we are like 15 minutes from a station
subway train so if the prices are a little lower here and also those
spaces are a little wider so yes that concludes the tour today and we're going
to continue showing our apartments while we travel the
japan thank you for watching this video and we we see the next
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