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Despite the small size it looks very spacious. I would absolutely adore living here especially if the price is good. Although given modern architectural circle jerks I wouldn't be surprised if this place went for over $2500USD/month
Strange layout, but it's cool. I don't like that you have to go through the shower to get to the balcony or that the shower is in the middle of the house with no privacy, but it's still neat and surprisingly spacious. Edit- I'm not talking about actually showering. I am talking about getting out of the shower and having no privacy to get your towel/robe/clothes on.
It's a style trend at the moment. This is probably a property in a very high priced area. That was probably the only option for the balcony that also met Tokyo's building laws. Balconies with weird accesses is fairly common in Tokyo and usually the other option is not to have them at all. We actually looked a house one time that had a balcony with no access at all. Real estate lady said we could use a ladder (like people have ladders in Tokyo ...)
Honestly you could put those frosted film or something on the doors of the shower for privacy. Also. This is giving very 1 person/ couple living space and at least the toilet is separate.
@@melloyellowphase even just a few years ago it wouldn't have even been glass, it would have been a shower module - normally in Japan shower rooms are a single module made so they are leakproof.
@@hollystiener16 I was raised to hold on to everything just incase, not like a hoarer but this has caused me to slightly hoard things like wires, screws. Curtains, bedding, stuff like that. I absolutely hate it and have been making steps to stop, I'd absolutely love to live in a tiny house so I can't collect " junk "
Little John worked tirelessly as a brick layer for 10 years and spent all his money to buy this house. The house is so small all he can do is sleep and eat, now let’s turn it into a fully function home. First use galvanized square steel to weld a frame. Then borrow screws from Aunt to hold it in place. Then cover with Eco Friendly Wood Veneer for a modern look. Place an induction cooker and cabinet on one side to store pots and pans. Next to that, put a wardrobe to store clothes. Above that put a Cabinet to store off seasonal sheets and blankets. On the other side install a foldable bed with can be turned into a table for studying and eating. Then next to the bed, install a wall mounted toilet to conserve space. Did the redesign work?
Introverts are cringy, do not disrespect the architect by lumping this place in with that category. This is just a place for college students with no money 😂
Little Jhon has worked long and hard cleaning sewers for 80 yrs and hes finnaly saved up enough money to buy an 11.5 square meter apartment in Tokyo. Luckily little Jhon knew just how to turn this tiny apartment into a functional home. First add galvenised square steel and attach them above using screws borrowed from his aunt. Add eco freindly wood veneers ontop, along with a comfortable mattress. Make sure to also add cussions on the side for extra comfort, now he and his girlfriend can cuddle in peace. He also made sure to add a projector and projector screen to view his korean dramas. Next to the stairwell little Jhonny added galvenised square steel frame and covered them with glass panels to make a refreshing shower room. Near the ladder to the bed little Jhon added a small desk and sink using eco friendly wood veneers; here he can cook healthy and save money by eating at home. Next to the make shift kitchen he added 2 walls using eco-friendly wood veneers and galvanised square steel. In area he added a fridge and washing machine to store his food and to keep his clothes clean. He added a sliding door to the last room and also added a heated toilet for comfort. Finnaly at the end of the hallway little Jhon put a mirror cabinet and sink for toiletreies and other amenities. Finnaly little Jhon can relax in his functional home.
Easily $3500-$4000 USD a month in San Francisco. No parking, no yard and you will pay all utilities inc water & garbage. Expect your rent to increase by $500 by the end of your lease.
I’ve seen a hotel in Japan where the business men were closing themselves in a drawer with a bed basically. So compared to that it’s like a cathedral ceiling:)
i live in big home, but slept few times in loft like this, even much smaller, it feels some what comforting, like being all wrapped up, dark when sleeping, i liked it.
In many Japanese apartments, not just these unusually small ones, the bedroom is a loft space that you can not stand in, often above the entry hallway and bathroom, overlooking the living area.
@@KT27RN In Tokyo you will find people renting net cafe cubicles as an alternative to staying at a property, it's cheaper, and net cafes got wise to it and installed washing machines and shower-rooms. True story.
everyone’s hating on how little space there is (which i get) but as someone from hong kong where the housing prices are insane and there’s so little buildable land, these units all look really well maintained and stocked and make use of the space well. in HK there are many flats much smaller and much more run down. this at least gives you everything you need in a new-looking space.
If there is demand let it be built. With minimum build sizes in places like London, its not protecting people from "living in battery farm" it just means they will rent forever and never be able to buy a first property.
@@luv.nattyy The REALLY cheap places in Western Tokyo are 10000-15000 yen so like HK$500-750 per month. Shared bathroom, tiny windows at the top edge (because they are sub ground floor) and just a single room (1R). Less than 16 sqm, probably more like 4sqm, won't even have a kitchenette. Probably not legal either not that any of the Wards enforce that stuff. This house (because it's not an apartment) is actually too nice.
Yeah, as someone that lived in Tokyo, that's actually not bad. Only complaint is 1 burner. But just use a katsu table, floor seating, and a futon bed. We dont need couches or bed frames. The big question is how far away is the subway??
@@FeRoOOo71 What do you mean cant stand up? Its perfectly fine throughout the entire place, save the bedroom on the loft - if you even turn that into a bedroom. ...and who in their right mind sleeps standing upright? I for one do not. But hey, not being a human because I actually like the look of this place? ..I take that as a win. Humans are awful.
@@shoulderpyro it's not perfectly fine to live in a tuna can size house, are you a mouse or what? if you weren't poor you could afford a big house with a yard and pool for your wife and children
@@FeRoOOo71 you're American aren't you? Unfortunately, it's nigh impossible to buy a house nowadays unless you either get extremely lucky with social media or have a rich mommy/daddy you can beg for money. And not everything needs to be big and mighty. I prefer a smaller space, you do not. ... though seeing as you apparently also want children despite the state of both society and climate I'm severely questioning your mental stability.
Same, I'm not good at dealing with open spaces, so I'm not claustrophobic at all. That house definitely suits me because I like being in an enclosed space. The only problem (that can't be avoided) is the top level for the bedding, which is typical for houses like this. Imagine walking home exhausted after work and having to climb stairs just to lie down on your bed, I'd rather set up a futon downstairs.
I mean imagine taking things up and down that long staircase and a ladder to get to my bedroom. I'm not even in my 20's but that house would take me out.
Once I moved to a 250square mts house I Lost all appreciation for tiny spaces. Idk if it's age or experiences, but before that I was accustomed to living a box room. I wouldnt mind something smaller for the Nice thing of living in Tokyo, but tbh, I better love a 80 square mts (2.5 ceiling height) apartment for 160 usd monthly. Not moving to Japan until I can afford a decent house. Living in small places makes You want to go out of your house all day.
I lived in an apartment where you had to go through, the bathroom in order to get to the back deck. It was weird but it worked. It was required for fire safety as a back exit.
The shower doubles as a hazmat decontamination area if you enter from the outside. You can wash off all zombie blood before entering the house. A very nice feature to have. 🚿☣️
Seems pretty decent for a single person who doesn't need or desires a lot of room. The only thing I don't like is that the shower is out in the open with a balcony door but could probably be fixed with some curtains and shades. Gotta see what rent costs in order to lock it in.
@@ZackHammer04You literally have to cross the shower to access the balcony. Shower will inevitably be constantly dirty with outside dirt from people passing by. Not a good design.
@@thisbalancedlife37 It doesn’t matter if it’s one person or twenty. You need to pass by the shower to get to the balcony. You are taking all the dirt from outside straight into the shower when walking in.
@@Revitalized367reference to famous TikToker who makes 3d animated parody videos of home renovation. They usually will be like “Little John has spent the last few decades working hard and saved up enough money to buy this cramped apartment, but he was unhappy with it so he came to me to renovate it, so this is what we did…” and than they clutter the apartment with elaborate renovations that barely fit in the space
In Tokyo there’s not a lot of premium space for apartments so they usually end up with TINY ass studios, like smaller than NYC. So from seeing how thin the building was, I am extremely impressed and surprised at how much space you actually have and how functional it all is, absolutely 10/10 working with what you have at it’s finest,
not to mention a lot of the space is actually very underutilized and doesn't make sense. For example, the lack of cabinets, the shower being the balcony exit, the TV on the wrong side, a lot of it just doesn't make sense.
What about all of the unused space underneath the stairs? That's the first thing I th9ught of and it's 732 am and I'm drunk and high 😂 but whoever designed this could've fit an entire other room under where the stairs led to, or atleast a whole lot of storage space, or something
@@mathieupower9575 there sis proably one ont he other side of uder the stairs. based on teh shape teh side are porably mirrored like most apartments so its proabnly stairs on the door next to it with to more on the back side for the bottom floor
@@parkergreen6583 dude u sound like ur having a blast. hope the drunk isn't every single day tho, watch out for your liver fr. and being high well if you smoke out of dutches or something else toxic, try cleaner alternatives once in a while and maybe it'll become the new norm unless you're high in another way 😅 stay safe tho, 7am is super early so it sounds like u were partying. hopefully not a daily cope altho i would understand cuz life sucks
@@mathieupower9575but....I would think it would go straight up too if there were only two doors-unless there other door goes to an apartment that looks just like the one in the video and then there are two other doors on the other side that use the space below the stairs. I'm confused I want to see the other apartment...
@@phishcatt its different for each person, but the average introvert would like to live in a house made for 1 person because they dont intend on being around people often.
Is there galvanized square steel tho 🤔🧐 Edit: guys when I posted this comment 2 weeks ago there were like 2 comments on the video. WHAT HAPPENED ‼️‼️ ALSO LOVING THE REPLIES, YOU ARE ALL FULL OF BRAIN ROT
@@lolilllIts this other shorts creator that makes somewhat satirical and oddly animated content about someone buying a really really small room and shows how to renovate it to include everything someone may need in a room with some galvanized steel included.
@@denisenunya7054 I assume one of the houses is the downstairs, in the video the entrance has a staircase straight away, the other door probably doesnt and has a similar layout downstairs
Induction cooker to solve meals? A cabinet to store out of season clothes? A cabinet to store toiletries and spices? In-wall water tank? Elevating table? Galvanized square steel? Expansion screws borrowed from his Aunt? Soft mattresses? Eco-friendly wood veneers? Soft padding around the bed?
I feel like the best place for that is the loft and even my 5'11" ass won't be able to sit comfortably in a desk chair up there or be able to fit anything other than a futon
People who live in Paris will think this is a palace ! Африканцы - настоящие евреи. Вот почему Израиль пытался их стерилизовать, когда многие африканцы переехали в Израиль. Библия гласит: “Народы мира будут в страхе, потому что мир увидит Бога, когда увидит этих (черных) людей! Африканцы, объединяйтесь!
@@lildemonchan7690It’s referencing a meme of a guy making fun of the low effort home design videos. In almost every one it starts with a tiny apartment that gets expanded using Galvanized Square Steel and Screws borrowed from your aunt covered with eco friendly wood veneers.
@@lildemonchan7690ok I’ll explain Little Johnny saved just enough money to buy an apartment for him and his wife who had just given birth to 1,000,000,000 kids. But the apartment is barely 1 foot long so those are the materials he needs to make the apartment more livable
@@zacharyhelms-wd1jo Thank you for explaining. I'm going to go look it up now. I wasn't sure if it was an inside joke on this channel or if it was a meme. 👍
As someone with verry verry server paranoia I would Love a home like this. It lets me see Eveything as is nice and bright and has real space. Id love there
1) Only one burner in the kitchen, extremely impractival for any type of cooking. 2) You have to walk through the shower to get the the balcony. 3) Shower can't be used if you have people over because it's in the living room, for some reason. 4) Severe lack of electrical outlets.
@@denilla8034 It's bullsh*t is what it is. Really? Many others want to go through the shower to get to the balcony? Many others want to not be able to have guests over? Many others don't want enough power outlets? Please...
@@pandamilkshake Well it is in Japan, they have a ton of people who spend 90% of their time working, as well as a crazy amount of shut-ins so it would make sense. And you could just get a couple power strips if you need more outlets.
We might see this so cute and minimalist but trust me , as a construction worker this house actually will make the people who leave inside feeling stressed . Space is really important to human psychology
I've lived in much tighter appartements during my student years and I've been perfectly fine. The only issue I see with this one is that it lacks the space for working out. But overall compared to what I had it does seem pretty luxurious
@@JugementIt will became even "smaller" when you deduct space for…well anything… This is for ppl that own 2 pairs of shoes, 2 sets of clothes and a phone… Notice, that there is no place for any worktable/PC table… It's probably a transition accomodation for homeless ppl from internet cafes…🤔
Pretty sure it depends on mindsets bcz some absolutely will love it, as long as it is manageable like that place seemed maybe except the shower area, was big enough to move around and had all the necessities soo.
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Estimated trading price：16,830,000JPY
That's really affordable
Waiting for galvanized square steel and eco friendly wood veneers
If I move to japan I know where Im going to live
You will live in the pod. You will eat the bugs. You will own nothing and you will he happy.
As a single person this seems okay. As a college student, this seems amazing
Selling communism. Nice. And most here don't even notice. You all deserve what's coming.
LITERALLY. But I wonder what the price is???
@@otaku-trash7436
Edit:
Me: "Isn't Japan rent like super cheap?"
Everyone else: You couldn't be more wrong about that
So u want people crawling into your shower ok then
@@ericwtfsky doubt ppl in Japan do that shit 🤷
New fear unlocked: Intruder entering through shower backdoor
its japan, i guess the safest country on earth
"How did you get in here?"
"In-tru-da-win.....door? I guess?"
💯
People need to stop being scared of everything and just get on with it
@@woodywoodster1480then how about you put on your best clothes and walk through the hood to practice what you preach
As an introvert, this is heaven.
Agreed!
Sssshhhh 😅 don’t get caught
the neighbour is ultraclose
frrrr
so trueeee I want this house so bad😢
Despite the small size it looks very spacious. I would absolutely adore living here especially if the price is good. Although given modern architectural circle jerks I wouldn't be surprised if this place went for over $2500USD/month
You're not even a real person.
Right, and at that point might as well get a twobedroom
Strange layout, but it's cool. I don't like that you have to go through the shower to get to the balcony or that the shower is in the middle of the house with no privacy, but it's still neat and surprisingly spacious.
Edit- I'm not talking about actually showering. I am talking about getting out of the shower and having no privacy to get your towel/robe/clothes on.
I understand privacy, but since this space is designed for 1 person only, I don’t think they’d have that problem 😂
It's a style trend at the moment. This is probably a property in a very high priced area.
That was probably the only option for the balcony that also met Tokyo's building laws. Balconies with weird accesses is fairly common in Tokyo and usually the other option is not to have them at all.
We actually looked a house one time that had a balcony with no access at all. Real estate lady said we could use a ladder (like people have ladders in Tokyo ...)
Honestly you could put those frosted film or something on the doors of the shower for privacy. Also. This is giving very 1 person/ couple living space and at least the toilet is separate.
@@melloyellowphase even just a few years ago it wouldn't have even been glass, it would have been a shower module - normally in Japan shower rooms are a single module made so they are leakproof.
It no different then true studio apparments that's just one open room.
Galvanized square steel ✅
Eco friendly wood veneers ✅
Screws borrowed from aunt ✅
😂😂
Just saw a video from him 😭😭😭
Toshi saved enough money delivering "Dakara" sports drinks to buy this....
This is the most uniquely underrated comment 😂
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Can you imagine showering then someone walks in from the balcony
That's exactly what I'm imagining 😉
😂😂😂 I was about to comment this
So you can shower and walk out naked 😂
They're not on the same level the shower is in the lower floor
New fear u locked. My bathroom is attached to my balcony, not just my shower obviously, BUT STILL!!
As a single person I find it: nice
As a Parisian I find it: AWESOME
no ill admit this actually looks pretty livable
I'm with you. That place is awesome. ❤
And cheaper than a smaller apartment you can find in NY
It is livable what are you talking about …
@@rubenhernandez8578 I’m in agreement with tou
@@rubenhernandez8578 They literally said it looks pretty livable?
When you're single and don't have guests over. This is great.
And don't need any storage whatsoever
@@hollystiener16you’d bring furniture in with you, as you can see this place is unfurnished
@@hollystiener16 I was raised to hold on to everything just incase, not like a hoarer but this has caused me to slightly hoard things like wires, screws. Curtains, bedding, stuff like that. I absolutely hate it and have been making steps to stop, I'd absolutely love to live in a tiny house so I can't collect " junk "
Better than any NYC apt lol
Correction:
When you are single and don’t WANT any guests over. This is great
This channel is for galvanized steel enjoyers
Shut the hell up that’s so funny 😂
Fr, I thought this small apartment for 500 million dollars problem was only happening in China
Nice that they also added eco friendly wood veneers
ThankGod for this comment❤😂😂😂😂😂😂
these really do need some screws borrowed from a random rich ass aunty.
This is actually so cute. If I had one of these available as a choice for my first place of my own, I’d get it.
Little John worked tirelessly as a brick layer for 10 years and spent all his money to buy this house. The house is so small all he can do is sleep and eat, now let’s turn it into a fully function home. First use galvanized square steel to weld a frame. Then borrow screws from Aunt to hold it in place. Then cover with Eco Friendly Wood Veneer for a modern look. Place an induction cooker and cabinet on one side to store pots and pans. Next to that, put a wardrobe to store clothes. Above that put a Cabinet to store off seasonal sheets and blankets. On the other side install a foldable bed with can be turned into a table for studying and eating. Then next to the bed, install a wall mounted toilet to conserve space. Did the redesign work?
Forgot WARDROBE TOILET
Where's the cooker on top of the shiter 😔😭
Don't forget the toilet that's either in the study area or the cooking area, it's the extra bad chi cherry on top 🍒
BRUV I WAS GONNA MAKE THAT JOKE
I knew this was gonna be here lok
As an introvert, I find that very peaceful and comfy.
Introverts will never choose a place with this many see through windows 😂
As an introvert, I own many curtains, shower curtains, a few string lights, and I'd make it a comfy cozy home. Mmmm, yes, please.
As an introvert, you'd go crazy in two weeks in this narrow cage
Introvert doesnt mean being a dweller
Right!
I actually believe that Property Developers have a yearly "What's the smallest shoebox we can pass off as a home" award.
Let the peasants in Japan live there, HK is even worse.
My home is 3000 sqft and I feel that is tiny.
nah america still has worse
@@astrixneps3243and Japan has even smaller buildings than what is in this video so I think Japan is still worse.
Na china takes this shiet
@@astrixneps3243 Japan is objectively worse
For single people and introverts only. I love it
Introverts are cringy, do not disrespect the architect by lumping this place in with that category. This is just a place for college students with no money 😂
Can I live in it? No. 😐
Will my sims be living in it now? Absolutely, yes. 😁
first thing i thought about was sims🤭
i want to build it so bad now
Omg i wanna do this house for my sums too
You called?
Wow there was 999 likes and i was about to press it (to make 1000) and someone pressed it before me 😭 😭 😭
Perfect response
That’s actually a really good layout for such a narrow space!
It sucks. Why would you make it so you have to walk through the shower to get to the balcony. Also it's completely see through
Yea that's actually pretty weird idea but the doors can always be covered with curtains/ shutters and hopefully be locked from the inside.
@@lachie4017 you didn't notice the rails on the shower for a curtain that goes all the way around?
@lachie4017 why does it matter if you live their alone?
@@lachie4017 The rest was alright minus that nonsense like shower and balcony, maybe should have placed it from the loft instead, lol.
Little Jhon has worked long and hard cleaning sewers for 80 yrs and hes finnaly saved up enough money to buy an 11.5 square meter apartment in Tokyo.
Luckily little Jhon knew just how to turn this tiny apartment into a functional home. First add galvenised square steel and attach them above using screws borrowed from his aunt. Add eco freindly wood veneers ontop, along with a comfortable mattress. Make sure to also add cussions on the side for extra comfort, now he and his girlfriend can cuddle in peace. He also made sure to add a projector and projector screen to view his korean dramas. Next to the stairwell little Jhonny added galvenised square steel frame and covered them with glass panels to make a refreshing shower room. Near the ladder to the bed little Jhon added a small desk and sink using eco friendly wood veneers; here he can cook healthy and save money by eating at home. Next to the make shift kitchen he added 2 walls using eco-friendly wood veneers and galvanised square steel. In area he added a fridge and washing machine to store his food and to keep his clothes clean. He added a sliding door to the last room and also added a heated toilet for comfort. Finnaly at the end of the hallway little Jhon put a mirror cabinet and sink for toiletreies and other amenities. Finnaly little Jhon can relax in his functional home.
The dedication is crazy
Lol
You're thinking of the chinese
Bro doesn't hold back at all
lmfao im dead
Nicer than I expected
My God. He's finally done it. Little John has finally made a legit house instead of renovating a random 1inx1in apartment!!!!
The fact that I somehow understand this reference shows the shorts algo really work.
No bathroom in the kitchen.? what a disappointment
No galvanized square steel❎
No eco-friendly wood veneer❎
No screws from aunt❎
No childhood 🦅❎❎❎
Little John will not approve
Needs some galvanized steel
Do they built it with eco friendly wood veneers, and a wall-mounted toilet?
As a minimalist, this is actually something I wouldn’t mind, especially if it was cheap.
@bobbieeverly4618 wtf 15000 square feet??? you mean 1500? 1500 is still way too big for this sized building
“I love eating the bugs”
@@GurtiusMaximusI bet u do
@bobbieeverly4618😂😂 not even close
Minimalist....
Ya .... I think you meant to say as a "broke person"
WE UPGRADING THIS WITH GALVANIZED STEEL🗣️🗣️🗣️💥💥
Eco friendly veneer wood
And SCREWS WE GOT FROM ARE AUNT
Dont forget about how he save money to buy
exactly what I was scrolling for
what?
This ia acutally a really nice layout except that the only balcony entrance is through your shower. Thats a major oversight by the designer.
"Little John worked hard for 20 years moving bricks in New York City just to buy himself a 2.3 m² house" ass construction
In New York City he's livin large!
I didn't see galvanized steel and eco friendly wood. 😂😂😂
Galvanized Square Steel 🗣️🗣️🗣️💥💥💥
@@SoulfulVeg but the place does have a projection screen to watch k-drama
He can share that space with his 5 kids and wife.
As a former homeless person (770 days) my skepticism is saying if this catches on in the west it'll be far less charismatic looking lol
Too late.
I’m glad you’re a former homeless. I worry for everyone out there 😔
I don't think an average American could even fit in one of these houses.Majority of the population is obese and unhealthy.
Oh trust me a lot of the places in Japan aren't this nice either.
If you actually live there for a day or will be far less appealing looking as well. And don't even try to fit in two more people 😂
This actually looks like a masterpiece built by Little John himself💀💀
His aunt must have been really generous that day
@@cototototorra7106don’t forget about the galvanized steel
And the eco friendly wood venir
It even has the projector to watch Korean dramas all day
and don't forget about the induction cooker
Easily $3500-$4000 USD a month in San Francisco. No parking, no yard and you will pay all utilities inc water & garbage. Expect your rent to increase by $500 by the end of your lease.
For someone who loves being alone, this is HEAVEN
Exactly, it's tiny but it would be mine. I heard in Dubai 4 to 5 people live in a single room apartment with only one toilet.
As someone who is phobia of small spaces this is ….
Exactly 😊
This feels like a teenager dream, but not being able to stand in the bedroom is something else
I’ve seen a hotel in Japan where the business men were closing themselves in a drawer with a bed basically. So compared to that it’s like a cathedral ceiling:)
i live in big home, but slept few times in loft like this, even much smaller, it feels some what comforting, like being all wrapped up, dark when sleeping, i liked it.
In many Japanese apartments, not just these unusually small ones, the bedroom is a loft space that you can not stand in, often above the entry hallway and bathroom, overlooking the living area.
@@KT27RN In Tokyo you will find people renting net cafe cubicles as an alternative to staying at a property, it's cheaper, and net cafes got wise to it and installed washing machines and shower-rooms. True story.
everyone’s hating on how little space there is (which i get) but as someone from hong kong where the housing prices are insane and there’s so little buildable land, these units all look really well maintained and stocked and make use of the space well. in HK there are many flats much smaller and much more run down. this at least gives you everything you need in a new-looking space.
If there is demand let it be built.
With minimum build sizes in places like London, its not protecting people from "living in battery farm" it just means they will rent forever and never be able to buy a first property.
Tokyo is actually kind of a weird city for real estate. Tiny houses like this tend to be kind of more expensive for whatever reasons.
yeah, as a person from hk aswell thats a pretty big apartment if i say so myself
@@luv.nattyy The REALLY cheap places in Western Tokyo are 10000-15000 yen so like HK$500-750 per month. Shared bathroom, tiny windows at the top edge (because they are sub ground floor) and just a single room (1R). Less than 16 sqm, probably more like 4sqm, won't even have a kitchenette. Probably not legal either not that any of the Wards enforce that stuff.
This house (because it's not an apartment) is actually too nice.
Yeah, as someone that lived in Tokyo, that's actually not bad. Only complaint is 1 burner. But just use a katsu table, floor seating, and a futon bed. We dont need couches or bed frames.
The big question is how far away is the subway??
😮 OMG! This is so livable & manageable living apartment for the singles! Arigato Gozaimasu for the tour! 😊🙏🌷🌿🌏💜🕊🇯🇵
This setup is perfect for introverts and minimalist living spaces. Great for single people or students.
being introvert doesn't mean you can live in a house where you can't even stand up, this house is not for humans
Wait till you find out the long term goal is that everyone live in this type of space. I mean you want to save the environment right?
@@FeRoOOo71 What do you mean cant stand up? Its perfectly fine throughout the entire place, save the bedroom on the loft - if you even turn that into a bedroom.
...and who in their right mind sleeps standing upright? I for one do not. But hey, not being a human because I actually like the look of this place? ..I take that as a win. Humans are awful.
@@shoulderpyro it's not perfectly fine to live in a tuna can size house, are you a mouse or what? if you weren't poor you could afford a big house with a yard and pool for your wife and children
@@FeRoOOo71 you're American aren't you? Unfortunately, it's nigh impossible to buy a house nowadays unless you either get extremely lucky with social media or have a rich mommy/daddy you can beg for money.
And not everything needs to be big and mighty. I prefer a smaller space, you do not. ... though seeing as you apparently also want children despite the state of both society and climate I'm severely questioning your mental stability.
This is way better than what's available in New York.
It’s better than most hotels in NYC 😅
This probably would be worth over a 1 million in Manhatten. 😬
Lol
Yeah I was about to criticize but yeah good point
@L.A.B59 for the same price?
As someone who loves mini homes, I'd love having this home
Little John has been real quite since this dropped.
Can't wait to use my eco friendly wood vineers, galvanized square steel, and expansion screws borrowed from my aunt.
Lmao 😂
You watched that too🤣
Why are we all getting spammed by those videos 😅
Is ur name Lil John, by chance?
@@sabbymacaroni yes and I've worked my entire life to save for this 1 square foot apartment.
I might be crazy but I could 100% live like this.
I could for a bit! I feel like a long term vacation rental perfect. Like a sublet for a few months to a year or so.
Same, I'm not good at dealing with open spaces, so I'm not claustrophobic at all. That house definitely suits me because I like being in an enclosed space. The only problem (that can't be avoided) is the top level for the bedding, which is typical for houses like this. Imagine walking home exhausted after work and having to climb stairs just to lie down on your bed, I'd rather set up a futon downstairs.
Honestly, I really want to live in a place like that.
Same until you accidentally hurt yourself one day and suddenly you can't access half your house 😂
Ppl in the comments tripping. This is better than a lot of apartments, it’s not something you have to “settle” for
I’m too old for something like this now, but in my 20s I would’ve loved this place.
Im currently in my 20’s and I wish America had something like this
people arent too old for houses, its ur capibility of living in it that might be
I mean imagine taking things up and down that long staircase and a ladder to get to my bedroom. I'm not even in my 20's but that house would take me out.
As someone in my 20 this would be perfect and it's cheap enough that I'd be able to pay rent AND eat food
Once I moved to a 250square mts house I Lost all appreciation for tiny spaces. Idk if it's age or experiences, but before that I was accustomed to living a box room. I wouldnt mind something smaller for the Nice thing of living in Tokyo, but tbh, I better love a 80 square mts (2.5 ceiling height) apartment for 160 usd monthly. Not moving to Japan until I can afford a decent house. Living in small places makes You want to go out of your house all day.
Its bigger than my studio apartment. That 2nd floor is great.
"Hey, let's go up to the balcony!"
"Sure, just step on through my shower." 😂
And just ignore the guy taking a shower lol
Sounds like a pretty bad pickup line
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
I lived in an apartment where you had to go through, the bathroom in order to get to the back deck. It was weird but it worked. It was required for fire safety as a back exit.
You better get some eco friendly wood veneer, galvanised square steel and screws borrowed from your second aunt
Lol glad I know where this joke come from
I was looking for a comment like this 😂
I don't get it 😢
@@MontageHustle so basically there is a room renovate channel on a app and every video has those words included
😂😂😂 galvanised steel always gets me 😂😂😂
Little john would love this. Slap some galvanized steel and eco-friendly wooden veneers and, baby, you've made a house a home.
do you think his aunt would give him some screws too?
You’d even have space to put a projector to watch K-Drama!
And some wooden closets for space!
HomeDesign365
Don’t forget a marble wall and a stove that hides the toilet
As a person who finds comfort in small spaces like this. I would LOVE it
The shower doubles as a hazmat decontamination area if you enter from the outside. You can wash off all zombie blood before entering the house. A very nice feature to have. 🚿☣️
MY MAN!!!!!
THINKING WITH THE WHOLE BRAIN!!!
LMFAO, NEEDED THAT LAUGH, THANKS
@@Starkiller1036 BRAINS!!!
Seems pretty decent for a single person who doesn't need or desires a lot of room. The only thing I don't like is that the shower is out in the open with a balcony door but could probably be fixed with some curtains and shades. Gotta see what rent costs in order to lock it in.
Did you notice that no one can see in and it’s not a house you live in with your mother is it…
@@ZackHammer04You literally have to cross the shower to access the balcony. Shower will inevitably be constantly dirty with outside dirt from people passing by. Not a good design.
@CityWhisperer it's not "people passing by" it's literally just you. This property is for 1 person. 1. Person.
@@thisbalancedlife37 It doesn’t matter if it’s one person or twenty. You need to pass by the shower to get to the balcony. You are taking all the dirt from outside straight into the shower when walking in.
@@CityWhisperergood thing it’s easy to wash away dirt in a shower 😂
Japan really has a talent for making the smallest places feel liveable and comfortable ❤
Unlike Americans … we clutter everything with a design
Until you get to the bedroom
As introvert.... this is more than everything.
I’m so happy little John is finally selling his creations
I love how this house is literally the format for little John, but is actually practical with actual ventilation, toilet space and a fume extractor
Who is little john?
Ah yes the galvanized square steel and eco friendly wood veneers is calling
I didn’t see ventilation or a real fume extractor.
@@Revitalized367reference to famous TikToker who makes 3d animated parody videos of home renovation. They usually will be like “Little John has spent the last few decades working hard and saved up enough money to buy this cramped apartment, but he was unhappy with it so he came to me to renovate it, so this is what we did…” and than they clutter the apartment with elaborate renovations that barely fit in the space
Little John bought a new house for his 5 million kids again 🔥️🔥️🔥🔥️🔥️🔥
Galvanised Square steal🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯
BUDDHA PALM 🔥🔥💯💯🗣️🗣️
PET EAGLE 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
Eco-friendly wood veneers🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Screw's borrowed from aunt🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯
You had me a naked balcony chill time
Looks like you’re gonna need some galvanized square steel for that.
I understood that reference😂
Yeah. And some EcO FRiendLY WooD VENeer😅
Don't forget screws borrowed from aunt
the comment I was looking for
Can someone explain, please?
In Tokyo there’s not a lot of premium space for apartments so they usually end up with TINY ass studios, like smaller than NYC. So from seeing how thin the building was, I am extremely impressed and surprised at how much space you actually have and how functional it all is, absolutely 10/10 working with what you have at it’s finest,
It only looks that way because it is empty. Try to imagine putting anything in there and you will see how unconvenient it is
not to mention a lot of the space is actually very underutilized and doesn't make sense. For example, the lack of cabinets, the shower being the balcony exit, the TV on the wrong side, a lot of it just doesn't make sense.
how much space do you have when its not empty though? imagine a sofa or trying to own clothes. you couldn't really own... anything lol
@@chickenfoot2423Yeah, but it’s cheap. I’ve seen similar homes in Canada like this that are a million dollars.
I'd live here as fuck
I find it fascinating that it uses the space efficiently in parts and absolutely not in others
What about all of the unused space underneath the stairs? That's the first thing I th9ught of and it's 732 am and I'm drunk and high 😂 but whoever designed this could've fit an entire other room under where the stairs led to, or atleast a whole lot of storage space, or something
@@parkergreen6583 there is two doors at the front , im assuming that is where the 2nd appartment is
@@mathieupower9575 there sis proably one ont he other side of uder the stairs. based on teh shape teh side are porably mirrored like most apartments so its proabnly stairs on the door next to it with to more on the back side for the bottom floor
@@parkergreen6583 dude u sound like ur having a blast. hope the drunk isn't every single day tho, watch out for your liver fr. and being high well if you smoke out of dutches or something else toxic, try cleaner alternatives once in a while and maybe it'll become the new norm unless you're high in another way 😅 stay safe tho, 7am is super early so it sounds like u were partying. hopefully not a daily cope altho i would understand cuz life sucks
@@mathieupower9575but....I would think it would go straight up too if there were only two doors-unless there other door goes to an apartment that looks just like the one in the video and then there are two other doors on the other side that use the space below the stairs. I'm confused I want to see the other apartment...
Dang this looks down right cozy. I'd totally live in a place like this.
As an introvert, my eyes are being blessed.
''Introverts'' like living in sardine cans now?
@@phishcatt Man you're deluded
@@phishcatt its different for each person, but the average introvert would like to live in a house made for 1 person because they dont intend on being around people often.
@@phishcatt I am very introverted and I would go nuts if I had to live in such a small space.
It's all fun n games till that pigeon stares at u in the shower.
Protein!
so?
Little John about to be cooking up in here after saving up for 10 years only eating vegetables to buy a house 🔥🔥🔥
Galvanized square steel 🥰🥰🥰
Screws borrowed from his aunt 😩😩😩
Eco friendly wood veneers 🥵🥵🥵
MIXED vegetables
I WAS WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO COMMENT THIS
Who is little john?
What about his girlfriend and his 3mil kids?
Having this in my backyard would be cool.
Is there galvanized square steel tho 🤔🧐
Edit: guys when I posted this comment 2 weeks ago there were like 2 comments on the video. WHAT HAPPENED ‼️‼️ ALSO LOVING THE REPLIES, YOU ARE ALL FULL OF BRAIN ROT
Lmaooooo 💀
AND ECO FRIENDLY WOOD VENEER PLUS SCREWS BORROWED FROM AUNT 🔥🔥🔥
Don’t forget little John
We’ve had the same recommendations 💀💀
That's what I thought
Little John could easily build at least 5 homes with that much space.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thank god! little john found a home for his 800 children!
"Little John has worked for many years to buy a house" ahh building
Is this John Pork we are talking about?
@@lolilllIts this other shorts creator that makes somewhat satirical and oddly animated content about someone buying a really really small room and shows how to renovate it to include everything someone may need in a room with some galvanized steel included.
@@tasnim_siddique it is genuinely insane yet satisfying nonetheless 😭
how do I store 420 kids my wife accidently gave birth to in a 1 x 1 inch house ive been saving up for 69 years
Don't forget the GALVANIZED STEEL
She's a CUTIE PIE..... WOW 😊
Walking through the shower to a balcony is bananas!
It’s good idea to ventil the shower after using it. No mould👍🏻
I live in Philadelphia. That horrifies me. 😂
I guess ya can wash ya feet on the way back through from outside 😂
designed for loneliness...
@@AmyTouhill If not in the ghetto areas of Philly that would cost a fortune.😂
This isn’t even bad. I was expecting way worse. This is actually quite nice
Compared to how new york apartments look this is pretty nice
@@alexurgena6139Also to compare to NYC, mortgage is 280 USD a month according to the description.
Having a shower while dads grilling is gonna be a nightmare
It a one person house. Why your dad still living with you 😂
Why are there 2 doors downstairs? Does half of that belong to someone else?
There was a rail there where you could install a shower curtain. I noticed because I had a similar concern. 😂
@@denisenunya7054 I assume one of the houses is the downstairs, in the video the entrance has a staircase straight away, the other door probably doesnt and has a similar layout downstairs
I'm living in bilaspur chhattisgarh. And I'm happy with my 2bhk and 2 storie house after seeing these मजबूरी!
Little johnny made the house from galvanized steel
"My finger is on the button...."
this the comment that I'm looking for
Did he cover it with an eco-friendly wood veneer?
Is there space for his girlfriend?
Induction cooker to solve meals? A cabinet to store out of season clothes? A cabinet to store toiletries and spices? In-wall water tank? Elevating table? Galvanized square steel? Expansion screws borrowed from his Aunt? Soft mattresses? Eco-friendly wood veneers? Soft padding around the bed?
little john really extended this
Hahahahahahaha
That woman in the video is his aunt
searched the comments for ones about my boy Little John, I was not disappointed. This is truly a fully function house
Love it so much❤😂
everyone hearing "galvanized steel plates"💀
What about it? Means what?
@@Vero2yu THE TH-camR THAT KEEPS DECORATING SMALL ROOMS
Galvanized square steel and eco friendly wood vaneers!
I was watching this thinking that.
Oh fook I almost forgot about that now it's back
The design is very human. I love my showers near the staircase and it being a passage to balcony
Its not designed to be human. Give me your money.
little john gonna come in clutch
WHAT?
GALVANISED SQUARE STEELS
He’s probably gonna start by expanding the property with galvanized steel and eco friendly wood veneer and screws borrowed from his aunty
And dont forget his pet eagle @@bananajamin8284
@@bananajamin8284 with his grandma's coffin
I wanna live there 🤩
Little Johnny’s gonna love this room he doesn’t even have to borrow screws from his aunt
i laughed hard
How many kids can he fit in this bad boy though?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂day made I was looking for the little John comment the moment I saw the house
fr tho
🤣🤣
John has finally saved up for a 11.5m² apartment room
Remove the windows
Ain’t gonna lie, I’m 6’4 and that looks hella comfy. Enough space for my pc and bed is all I need.
No, you are not gonna fit good sir.
I feel like the best place for that is the loft and even my 5'11" ass won't be able to sit comfortably in a desk chair up there or be able to fit anything other than a futon
@@theBEATdude am 5'6, I think am good
This setup in the far way woods is an absolute dream 🤤🤤
as someone who doesnt want a big home id love this
People who live in New York city will see this as a mansion 😂😂😂😂😂
We already have these. They’re called “Railroad Apartments”. Not quite that small tho.
People who live in Paris will think this is a palace !
Африканцы - настоящие евреи. Вот почему Израиль пытался их стерилизовать, когда многие африканцы переехали в Израиль. Библия гласит: “Народы мира будут в страхе, потому что мир увидит Бога, когда увидит этих (черных) людей! Африканцы, объединяйтесь!
Wtf did that guy write in russian?
@@Oshawatthe wrote some schizophrenic stuff about black people and jews. lmao
@MirkaKalman he's not wrong about the sterilisation tho .. Google it 😂
You need three things:
1. Eco friendly wood
2. Galvanized square steel
3. Screws from your aunt
Edit: thanks for all the likes!
Can someone please explain? I feel like I’m missing a huge piece of information here and I’m curious. 😅
@@lildemonchan7690It’s referencing a meme of a guy making fun of the low effort home design videos. In almost every one it starts with a tiny apartment that gets expanded using Galvanized Square Steel and Screws borrowed from your aunt covered with eco friendly wood veneers.
@@lildemonchan7690ok I’ll explain
Little Johnny saved just enough money to buy an apartment for him and his wife who had just given birth to 1,000,000,000 kids. But the apartment is barely 1 foot long so those are the materials he needs to make the apartment more livable
@@zacharyhelms-wd1jo Thank you for explaining. I'm going to go look it up now. I wasn't sure if it was an inside joke on this channel or if it was a meme. 👍
Somehow, despite being chronically online, the algorithm never fed me that meme. 😂 I am now well educated.
I like it. If it was just me I'd live in something like that in a heartbeat.
The girl:i cannot sleep
Little Johnny:
Little Johnny found a very rich wife, but then her wife made 100 million childr-
"little john has been living frugally as a brick carrier for 40 years" ass house
LMAO
me when the galvanized square steel, eco friendly wood veneers, and screws from your aunt pull up:
very human design
If you made either side glass you'd just be living in an ant farm.
Nice connection, that's a horrifying thought.
As an introvert this is absolutely a dream
Surprisingly I would love to live there, until im ready to have a family.
No but same, idk why but it felt so cozy to think about living there
I agree it looks comfortable for one person
As someone with verry verry server paranoia I would Love a home like this. It lets me see Eveything as is nice and bright and has real space. Id love there
Same, but they don’t make any houses like this in my size (I’m 6’7)
1) Only one burner in the kitchen, extremely impractival for any type of cooking.
2) You have to walk through the shower to get the the balcony.
3) Shower can't be used if you have people over because it's in the living room, for some reason.
4) Severe lack of electrical outlets.
It's not for you. But it's perfect for many others
@@denilla8034 It's bullsh*t is what it is. Really? Many others want to go through the shower to get to the balcony? Many others want to not be able to have guests over? Many others don't want enough power outlets? Please...
@@pandamilkshake Well it is in Japan, they have a ton of people who spend 90% of their time working, as well as a crazy amount of shut-ins so it would make sense. And you could just get a couple power strips if you need more outlets.
why you showering when you have guests over
“Hey gimme a sec bro, I got to take a shower”
Getting verry strong galvanized square steel and eco friendly wood veneer vibes from this video
I think the builders borrowed some steel screws from their aunts
No matter how fluffy your presentation is that’s a shocker!!!
Wow real life galvanized square steel?!
and a 7m floor friendly wood veneers
And screws borrowed by your aunt 🛐
As far as small apartments go in japan this one is actually livable to me and i have lived in practically a broom closet in America
Imagine having a party on the balcony and everyone has to walk through the shower to go in and out.
You have a party and you genuinely can't invite your fat friends.
why would you even have a party on the balcony when this is a single person apartment only
@@joshushushudon’t you call people over?
@@thestablepiratepeople rarely do it in Japan
Imagine thinking u could throw a good party in this shit hole
backdoor shower is crazy
“Only big enough to fit one person” *casually brings another person in*
reading comprehension is important
@@disguisedpink idk how to do any of that
I hope this is a joke
@@daydreamer8344 I may be an idiot, but there is one thing that I am not, and that is an idiot
the balcony looks like a box..what happens when it rain isnt that gonna overflow
When you slip in the shower and break your neck falling down the stairs
😂
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😂😂😂😂😂
We might see this so cute and minimalist but trust me , as a construction worker this house actually will make the people who leave inside feeling stressed . Space is really important to human psychology
I've lived in much tighter appartements during my student years and I've been perfectly fine. The only issue I see with this one is that it lacks the space for working out. But overall compared to what I had it does seem pretty luxurious
@@JugementIt will became even "smaller" when you deduct space for…well anything…
This is for ppl that own 2 pairs of shoes, 2 sets of clothes and a phone…
Notice, that there is no place for any worktable/PC table…
It's probably a transition accomodation for homeless ppl from internet cafes…🤔
@@Jugement Yeah, I could live well in smaller spaces than this. The only thing I think this is missing to be perfect is a front window.
That's what I have been thinking too.
Pretty sure it depends on mindsets bcz some absolutely will love it, as long as it is manageable like that place seemed maybe except the shower area, was big enough to move around and had all the necessities soo.