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Room Tour | Traditional Japanese Apartment | 1LDK Apartment



Hi everyone, this is my apartment in #Kanazawa Japan. I live here with my husband and my two kids. The apartment is kinda old, the interior is also very traditional, but I love this place so much.

#Japaneseapartment has different type according to its size. Mine is 1LDK type. It means the apartment has one living room or dining room, one kitchen, and one bedroom. Mostly 1LDK apartment has around 40 square meter of living space.

To rent an apartment in Japan, you need to contact real estate agent around the city where you will stay. You can try to find about the agents on internet.

In this vlog I will show you how I arrange the furnitures so the apartment still has some free spaces. I’m sorry if it’s not perfect, I just want to try to make it feel like home for my family.
Thank you so much for watching, don’t forget to subscribe and give this video a thumbs up if you like it. Have a nice day 🙂

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Camera: Canon EOS Kiss X9, Iphone 11
Editing: Final Cut Pro X
Music: MusicBed

46 Comments

  1. Shreya Pandey

    Can u plz say how much does 1LDK cost per month in USD$ coz I will come Tokyo for my graduation 2 months later , if you reply it will be very helpful and lots of love from India ☺😘

  12. Rifka Raefal

    Apakah kakak berasal dari INDONESIA..?
    Saya melihat ada Bumbu Indonesia di rak dapur kakak.
    Dan saat bel masuk terdengar ASSALAMUALIKUM..

  16. DSherman50

    Watched your grocery shopping video just last night, towards the end of May in 2021, and subscribed. I just watched your apartment tour and it was your very first vlog at the end of October in 2020. I can’t believe how quickly you went from starting not even a year ago and yet you have so many subscribers and you’re doing so well with views. It is really exciting to see you do so well. I thought the tour was thoughtful and well done. How do you manage in 430 sq ft with two small children? I hope you’ll be able to get a larger home soon. I have a 735 sq ft apartment to myself in a suburb of the LA/OC Metro area. But when My 3 kids were growing up we had 900 sq ft in a 2 bedroom apartment. Kids take up a lot of room. Good Luck!

  17. krownzilla

    This is a pretty old apartment built in 1980s.
    Meanwhile, New Yorkers be like: My apartment building was built in the early 60s, so it's not too bad.

    All joking aside, this is a lovely video. Your apartment is super clean, organized, and homey. A warm hello from a fellow Indonesian living abroad 🙂

  18. Irwan Setiadi

    gagal fokus sama sticky note di rak susunnya ada tepung, nutrijel, agar-agar. ternyata sedulur, keren-keren teh videonya. salut!

  26. Khalifa Asan

    Assalamu'alaikum kak salam kenal dari lombok Indonesia,,, aku boleh tanya musik2 yg dipake vlognya bisa cari dimana?? ☺☺

  28. Rebecca lnt fanai

    I totally love and agree with their choice of the clothes they wear, loose, neutral,comfortable, kind of non conforming with the rest of the world's tight squeezey uncomfortable fashion.

  32. Deidre Cruickshank

    Gosh its small but very compact. I applaud you for keeping everything so orderly. We have much more space, but maybe we don't keep it so neat and tidy! I loved that you had Oden soup on the stove. I love Oden! I'm in NZ and years ago my son and I hosted a Japanese teacher for a year, who taught how to make Oden, Omrice, Gyoza and other Japanese foods. I love Japanese food and next week for my 60th birthday we are going to dinner at a restaurant in my city called Haru. Yummm I can't wait. I love your videos, they're so gentle and informative. ❤❤

  33. julie ann

    Your apartment looks very clean and organized. And you have 2 small children? I have to say you are doing very well to keep it that way! Nothing looked messy. You should be proud of yourself! I think you are amazing! Sending peace love and blessings from Michigan USA.

  37. Milo Coad

    Good morning 👋
    Thank you for sharing your home 👍❤️
    I see some of the comments people are interested in moving to Japan
    I was thinking maybe you could do a vlog just on general Japanese culture
    If I came to Japan is there any thing I should be aware of
    Like why do you take your shoes off before going into your homes
    If go to someone’s house do I take my shoes off to
    The little thing that i should know if I visiting Japan
    just a thought. ok mate have good day 🥰👍❤️

  38. Jemand Jemand

    ok thats interesting. the randoseru sounds a lot like the german word Ranzen. wchich is a common word for a backpack used in school.

  39. Prijana Tamrakar

    Wow i first time watched your vlog while i was trying to find village life in japan but after watching your video i am still watching more n more, its interesting when u make room video n about ur plants 🌱 i also love that 💕💕

  40. Normita Linda

    HELLO, I ENJOYED YOUR APPARTMENT TOUR. YOU SAID IT'S AN OLD APARTMENT BUT I LOVE IT. 

    I LOVE THAT YOU HAVE A BIGGER KITCHEN COMPARING TO ALOT OF THE 1K I HAVE SEEN. EVEN SOME OF THE 1KDL (YOU KNOW THE ONE BEDROOM, KITCHEN, DINNING ROOM AND LIVING AREA). YOU LUCKED OUT! AND IT'S PRETTY TOO!

    I HAVE A QUESTION. I WAS THINKING ABOUT RETIRING IN ANOTHER COUNTRY. DOES TOKYO JAPAN HAVE SMALLER NEIGHBORHOODS WHERE THERE IS LESS TRAFFIC AND HAS PLACES YOU CAN SHOP AT THAT IS CLOSE ENOUGH YOU CAN WALK TO? THANK YOU I ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO!!
    ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

  41. Abhishek Dalvi

    since last year started watching animes and fell in love with "japan in anime". Came here while searching about village life in Japan. All your videos are nice and your house is sweet and well organized. Hope to visit japan one day.
    Take care all.
    Love from india❤️

  44. My Rosie Life

    Ryourina glad to see your videos ❤️ I hope you had a great new year with your family. This video was so helpful! 🙏🥰 Thank you. Will be watching more of your life in Japan ❤️ btw I love the bread container!

  46. Don Crocker

    If this is still your living situation, you've done well in how you've furnished it. I watch such videos as well as looking at articles on the web to see what is being used in small spaces. In regards to grease build up in your cooking area, cooking in pans with tight lids (glass if possible) or large pots will help along with immediate wipe up with cleaner once things have cooled off. There is always the ability to place a cover over your sink to provide counter space while prepping meals if there's no need to use the sink while doing so. That is a workspace that you have with the rack used to store your bread box etc. Why not use it if it would help? Regardless you have done well within the space that you have to work with.

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