Note that what you’re showing here is a cheaper/older kitchen (but still super common). Most newer, more expensive builds have a kind of peninsula and a counter, or people diy their own “kitchen island” or use the dining table (which is basically in the kitchen) to prep on.
SanSanSankyuTaiyosan
Is that a “huge” kitchen sink? I would think a smaller sink would be quite unusable for washing dishes. The counters are small because there isn’t much space.
chrispiestkorean
It’s the honorable way.
Wonderful_Tree_9943
When I was in an old style Japanese kitchen there was a large center island where all the chopping was done.
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Because Japanese homes and apartments are small.
Note that what you’re showing here is a cheaper/older kitchen (but still super common). Most newer, more expensive builds have a kind of peninsula and a counter, or people diy their own “kitchen island” or use the dining table (which is basically in the kitchen) to prep on.
Is that a “huge” kitchen sink? I would think a smaller sink would be quite unusable for washing dishes. The counters are small because there isn’t much space.
It’s the honorable way.
When I was in an old style Japanese kitchen there was a large center island where all the chopping was done.