Lol, not worry.

Please transfer your clothes to the cabinet in front of your bed, the one in genkan is supposedly for shoes, umbrella :)

Also, be wary of your landlord seeing this, proof that you kept your shoes indoors can be used to justify not giving you your deposit back for being a dirty tenant. I hope you have a good time in Japan and get to enjoy good food!

UPDATE your video and apologize. and show your fans you corrected everything from storing all your shoes at entrance shelf. dont leave shoes in your living area. and don't drink your cartoon juice directly from it and poor into a cup or a mug. otherwise you look stupid young utuber from low class!

chill, the only reason that rule exist is to keep the floor clean. if you didn't mind the dirty floor it's cool

What else you need

Why are people so obsessed with being a main character 😂

@@strawberry7458 why would you want to be a secondary character of your own life?

@@pablodm9 lol I’m talking about the people who think they’re the main character in everyone’s lives, I’m obviously the main character of my life

@@strawberry7458 PERIOD

yesss, right? those traditional houses ARE STUNNING as well as korea's ugh 😩✋

Same, another reason why I love Japan

Their architecture is good? Their walls are really thin. The materials used for them are very flammable. The material used for the floor is very fragile to the point you have to wear slippers because your shoes can damage it.

@@quackinator1609 exactly, what luks gud isn't always gud, and what u told is onto point

let’s not start about the technology 😩

I live in a small apartment with my family of 6 (including me) and a cat. I got my own room in the storage. It's a little small but I could make it work 😊

While it's true they relax in the tub as you say, the bathroom is still really small for locals too and it's simply for the space problem. They separate toilet from bathroom in house, but they tend not to when it comes to hotel (inexpensive ones) and some apartments for the small space.

A lot of showers are designed to be used whilst standing up. That’s why they put the holder for the showers up higher. There is actually another shower holder higher up on the other wall that she could stand upright whilst using. Not sure how she didn’t see it.

Yes. If you have a normal bathroom. Not this..

I know that from Yandere Simulator 😂

@@BlueSkyeDays. to be fair the other holder was still about the same height as her. Would probably still be more comfortable to be sitting.

I wish I can have that. My apartment dont have that view, it faces another tower. Nevertheless, it's less noisy and cool enough from the sun. Not great at day, but still can sleep well.

@CutiePie 林檎 what about noise cancelling headphones n’ a mask?

😂😂😂

Nope, you won't lol Perhaps some hours lol

lol same

Yea but the lack of a drier is pretty sucky.

A vacuum plus a mini fridge, too!

i think they are normally given as a gift to other people, you can probably get affordable strawberries if you look around

literally bought strawberries yesterday here they are like about $6 lol

also bananas are 6$???? where get 12 here for 90 cents

@@kayaeki 12 for 90 cents is very cheap. but also japan banana is cheap. I am japanese and . here supermarket in Nagoya . banana 4 for 2~3 USD( 200yen ~300 yen).

@@kayaeki Here you can get 12 bananas for 60 cents. Lol

I think the reason why this kind of apartment apears in anime its because its very common con Japan

@@mirandaagui2363 yeah especially in bigger cities

That's exactly what I thought

Oh look! A weeb, how surprising...

@@Johnsalchichon390 Watching anime does not make one a weeb... You’d have go further to be classified as a weeb

She knows it

If it works for close why not

Oh no! I feel like washing all the clothes knowing shoes been in it

@@susanevanasao2031 dont so over

😂 Me the same thought.

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@@fodhawassim5359 how is that a simp in any way shape or form

A simp defending another simp

Simp alert!

literally stop with this “simp” craze 💀 im getting tired of it, they just want to compliment someone... tf..

Yeah I can confirm that after one month you'll go crazy

I get that the rent might be cheaper, but i just feel so sad with the space it has, its like a big cage Might be just me tho, but i like a little more space to place furniture and do exercise

Thats y if you dont have a chance to move to bigger house. Try to rearrange furniture/ decorate the house once for every few months. New arrangement will bring new view or new motivations.

It's a good apartment for those who spend most of their time doing field work/ in the office and only need an apartment to sleep and spend the night. It must be relatively cheap so you can save quite some money. But yeah if you spend most of the time inside this especially during the pandemic then it will make you feel claustrophobic and depressed.

I wouldn't be depressed as this room is way more spacious than my room.

Also same question. hahhaa...

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same lol

YT is growing up finally.

this is depressing

You might want to talk to a therapist about that feeling of being watched. I wonder why. Are you okay?

Nah trust me, small apartments are only good if you spend most of your time outside and only need a place to sleep, cook food and getting ready for work. They are cheap, easy to maintain and clean but if you spend most of your time inside especially during the pandemic then in few weeks or months it will start giving you a claustrophobic vibe and you will start feeling depressed.

I have lived in small room for almost 2 years and believe me, it's depressing 😖

As the other person said, it feels claustrophobic actually, and depressing :( it doesn't feel nice especially if you spend most of your time indoor

yes

Sure. So little storage space and still almost empty.

That's what i thought lol

I thought the same. Where does she cook ramen then?

Lol the personification of the pan is so cute. I just imagine it sitting in the dark with a little frowny face on the handle.

@@supremeoverlord0 :( sad pan Send pots make happy, will settle for small wok.

What is adult tea? Curious

@@MR-fl2kf 10% alc

@@ciankai ahh thank you appreciate it

@@MR-fl2kf I was kidding tbh mate ^^ I've no idea what adult tea means hehe.

@@ciankai ouh sorry i dont drink so idk what it means haha never hurt to know i guess

yeea😓

Yes but you know it’s cool because it’s Japan ! Ofc it’s too little to live decently but Konnichiwa 🇯🇵😍

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Wait, isn't it the same in the US too? Do they pay the same price for strawberries on winter? If so, that is so awesome! I can only eat strawberries for like 2 months here in Turkey ;-;

This is a good explanation. I know about the custom of taking off shoes indoors (we do this at my house, but we're not as strict about it as the Japanese), but I never considered whether the floors might be different. You'd think the landlord or realtor would have explained this, considering she's foreign.

@@MsSphinx91 I think not all the landlords are aware that non Japanese ppl might not take off their shoes. Think about the perspective and customs they are used to. Japanese never wear shoes inside bc of our culture and it’s just normal for us. So I assume a landlord wouldn’t even think about non-Japanese wearing shoes inside. For an example, my uncle runs real estate company in Japan. Although he had to resister and do more paper works to accept non-Japanese residents, he decided to do so bc of the difficulties I experienced when I tried to rent in the United States. After his first non-Japanese resident moved out, he noticed so many scratches and bumps on the floor and didn’t know what was wrong. He could’ve charged the resident, but since he wanted to be kind, he didn’t charge the resident and renovated the floor completely so that the new tenant could live in. I also didn’t really understand why and one day, when I was watching a KZfaq video, I realized that the creator of the vid was wearing shoes in Japanese apartment. Despite of my experience living abroad, the idea of non-Japanese ppl wearing shoes on in Japanese apt didn’t even cross my mind (cause I thought it is obvious to take to take shoes off at Genkan since it is leveled lower than other floors). I immediately told my uncle about this, and he started to remind new tenant to take their shoes off if they aren’t Japanese. Sorry for the long explanation!! I think how we should behave really comes with experiences.

@@MsSphinx91 also, if I put myself into Megan’s (creator of this vid) shoe, she is from the United States and is used to wearing shoes on inside. So even if she knew the custom in Japan, the idea of taking shoes off might have slipped her mind bc wearing shoes inside was simply normal for her! I just wanted to kindly note that it is okay if she makes mistakes! It’s not the end of the world if she doesn’t follow the rules for the first time. Especially since Japanese have so many rules that non-Japanese are not aware of😅😂

see this here is the way to remind someone. not " ugh youre a disgrace, illegal! bad person for wearing shoes!" tbh if you wear shoes with soft soles it wont do any damage at all. i personally have indoor shoes for gyms, and they wouldnt damage even the softest wood. the trouble is with high heels and hard soles, they can mess up floors.

Oh yeah, in unit washer dryer is a must have when I get a place.

One of the most important thing

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I was cringing so hard😣

Noticed the shoes right away LOL! I can imagine a Japanese person shaking his/her head disapprovingly

she also uses the entrance shoe closet to store her clothes! and keep her dirty shoes in the sleeping/ living area..... pretty gross but probably first time in Japan. she looks half Asian, so her parents didn't teach her how things are in Japan. don't drink apple juice from cartoon kid! LOL.

@@meggtokyodelicious i was so surprised too😱

@Aurora ღ you sounds like you live in 3rd world country. many American households remove shoes at the entrances.Koreans, Indonesians, Thai, Canadians, Denmark,Norway, Iceland, Finland,my friends houses in Germany and Netherlands remove their shoes at the entrance specially if the family have small children..... hope you travel overseas and see it with your own eyes. lol

Low key said the same shit in head lol

^^!!

Awiii thanks guys 💘

Smooth

Americans don’t have kettles as their grid runs on 120v. It takes too long to boil water in a kettle with such low voltage so they all tend to use stovetop whistle pots. Nine out of ten Americans have no idea what a kettle is

I-We have one of those water heaters in my apartment (US) 😧

Shes not wrong 😂

@@wh1te5had0w that’s mad, I use my kettle for boiling water for ramen, tea, coffee (obviously I only heat the water in it and then pour it wherever it need to go). Coffee machines are not popular for single house use in my country at all (they are next level expensive and you can find very cheap, good quality coffee everywhere)

As a New Zealander, this shocked me, I've always called it a "jug" like "I'll go boil the jug" if someone comes over for a hot drink. Use it about 5 times a day and honestly couldn't live without it!

Coolll

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Same lmao

Me after seeing the "Shibuiya" in title.

She need to get outta there before Halloween

@@brendosmile2690 halloween is gone buddy. Better leave Japan before 24th Dec.

Free Hong Kong

As a fellow Hongkonger, I agree that this apartment is huge

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A lot of people who live in such tiny apparments have high suicide rates

@Stopped In Time what how? My home right now is like this apartment. Just a little bit wider. But as small as this. I'm still at school and have 2 siblings. And my parents and a dog. Literally we can live here just fine. I guess it's just a person. But most homeless people or poor people won't mind a home like this. To say if we didn't live in an apartment. Will be living in a bigger house but it will be very shitty.

@@jadejaguar69 it’s not the apartment, it’s because most people that live in apartments like this live alone or are lonely. Most people, even introverts need human interaction. If I lived in a place like this I probably wouldn’t spend much time at home.

@@misfits12o broo, living at an apartment like this doesn't mean that u won't work, and if you will work you most probably need to interact with people, exceptions are always there

Lived and worked in Tokyo for 5 years. The great thing about smaller apartments is that you only buy what you need. I found that I barely stayed at home in Tokyo. Besides to sleep and the occasional weekend to stay in. I would say during the pandemic the larger western style apartment would be more ideal.

Me too but veg and fruit stuff like that is too fucking expensive in Japan 😩

@@vito3510 ikr 😔

I wanna live in her apartment though, it's small for basically one person. I love it so much.

Yeah!