today I thought I'd give you guys a tour
of my apartment I'm going to do this
video in English since this video is for
people that have never been to Japan
before they can see what a Japanese
apartment looks like so here's my front
door when you come in there's a little
closet here for my shoes and you can
basically see the whole apartment from
here it's pretty small it's smaller than
like a bachelor apartment would be in
Canada or America and here's my washing
machine as you can see I don't have a
dryer most places in Japan don't have a
dryer you hang your clothes outside to
dry them kind of a pain in the ass when
it's cold they take forever to dry and
the summer it's fine though and here's
my shower room in Japan the shower and
the toilet are in separate rooms so
here's the earth and here's the shower
and you can switch from the the water
from the sink to the showerhead using
this dialing so yeah unlike Canada you
can get the whole room wet like there's
a drain the floor here and you can have
a shower here or you can have a shower
in the bathtub
I'm so used to having a shower in the
bathtub but I always have it in there
anyways I don't like getting the floor
here wet I guess I'm just not used to it
there's a shelf there for shampoo
instead I mean that's about it it's got
a door you can close it and here's the
toilet room it's really small it's just
really small closed with one person can
fit in here and the toilets a little
different than Canadian one too you can
see it's got this like sink thing at the
top when you flush the toilet the clean
water will come out here and you can
wash your hands and then that water is
used to fill up the tank so it's kind of
cool
see if water that way and this thing is
like a peach smelly thing smells good
towel I don't have any hellokitty toilet
paper left I'm using this boring flower
stuff but in Japan it's really hard to
find white toilet paper everything's
like pink or blue
scented kind of cool and what else do
out here here is my cooking stove it's a
gas stove looks like this it's got two
elements it's really small but it's
enough for one person and my dish rack I
hate doing dishes so there's sub dirty
dishes in my sink oh this is kind of
cool it's a rose scented dish so we
don't have this in candid either I
really like this it smells awesome
and then up here we have this cupboard
which is so high that I can barely reach
it kind of annoying I've got a rice
cooker and that kind of thing I don't
use because I bought something else
which I'll show you later
and then journey here there's some more
storage giant box of oatmeal that I got
from Costco in Japan and some rice and
here's my tiny little stove not stove
umm fridge and microwave and toaster
now this fridge is really tiny here's
the freezer you can barely fit anything
in the freezer which kind of sucks I
don't own any food right now cuz I'm
going away for the weekend let this
kimchi it's some cognac ooh and some
vegetable juice is about it and a
picture of my cat in Canada I don't know
if you can see that
here is the main room here's my bedroom
I don't know if you can get an idea of
how big it is it's it's not that small
this room itself is kind of kind of big
I've got a closet over here and this is
a dormitory so all the furniture came
with the apartment even though it's an
ID it's a dormitory it's like exactly
what an apartment would be like in Japan
it's just a regular apartment but the
school has set up something with them so
that students can live here so this is
what apartments look like in Japan it's
something special because it's a
dormitory here's my computer my desk
stuff I got from you pho captured cat
face another cat face on an ice cream
cone run my comics more cat stuff my cat
in Canada
lots of teeth I like teeth oh here's the
water machine I wanted to show you we
don't have these in Canada as we did
because I think they're really cool put
the water in here and you attach the
cord and plug it in and then you can
choose a temperature 98 or 90 degrees
and then it will boil the water for you
and then it will keep it warm so you can
just push this button here and the water
comes up so you can just always have
boiling water ready for tea or coffee or
whatever you want to make so that's
pretty cool
and my extremely small TV which I hate
I bought a weed but the TV so small that
I have to like wear my glasses when I'm
playing games kind of crappy Mir that I
bought this didn't come with the
environment my scars doing deer on grey
poster my Christmas cards from my family
and my friends Fiji and then yeah I've
got a closet here with my clothes
so yeah that is about it oh yeah
and then so yeah after you wash your
laundry you got to hang it on one of
these things and then you can either
hang it inside that's why we have these
hangy hook things I don't know what to
call them but when it's winter usually
have to hang your laundry inside so you
can use that it takes forever to dry it
sucks it's night time right now so you
can't really see but I've got a current
you can hang your clothes on this line
here in the summer and they'll dry
super-quick oh yeah and you probably saw
it already but that's my air conditioner
you can't live without an air
conditioner in Japan because the summer
is so hot and humid you would die and
it's kind of cool here in the winter I'm
in Chiba it's not super cold so but I do
you it's a heater right now I'm using it
as a heater as a heater at the moment so
yeah that is about it if you have any
question oh this is another cool thing
when someone comes to my door it'll show
who it is on this monitor here and then
I can push this button and talk to them
so that's pretty cool
that's about it let me know if you have
any questions and I will answer them
thanks guys have a good New Year's Happy
New Year Yoshio Danny