Ep 25 - Japanese Apartment in 1960s.🏠🇯🇵 - 43.1sqm / 463.9sqft
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Hello. I am Usui.
I live in a micro apartment in Tokyo.
Back to 1962.😎
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Virtual tour 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
www.city.matsudo.chiba.jp/m_muse/m_museum_vr/tour.html
*This museum may not be enjoyable because it does not support English.😢
Very cool, Thanks,💖
Excellent thank you! It’s also a good way to practice my Japanese (which is a bit tragic but I keep trying 😂)
Google Translate. The translation may not be very accurate, but hopefully the general idea is translated.
Teşekkür ederim, çok güzeldi, çok güzel bir gezintiydi💖🌺
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"No Toilet Paper Storage" Part 🤣🤣
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No toilet paper storage…some things never change😄
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As a little girl I lived in Japan in the late 70s/early 80s, when Pink Lady was super popular and I watched Candy Candy. I had Pink Lady, Candy Candy and Sanrio everything. I still have my Candy Candy toy sewing machine, and it still works! And several of my coloring books. Japan was the most fun place I ever lived. I think especially from the point of view of a child. Still now as an adult, I like to go to the Asian Market to get the foods and snacks I used to eat in Japan. Brings back childhood memories. Before moving to Japan, my family lived very old fashioned in S. Korea; pumping water from a well, hand washing clothes and we didn't have a bathroom. We would go to town and use the public bath house. Living in Japan was a modern upgrade for us.
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I love Japanese public bathhouses.Candy Candy is my mom's favorite.
I wonder if Japanese people in the 60s/10000 BC would have guessed that apartments in the future would become even smaller 😅
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And I call this "Micro-Vintage".
And the train in the last part of the 3rd movie, is a steampunk Time Machine.
This was really interesting to see. I grew up with a rotary phone, and a similar combo unit of radio, record player, and television. Ours came in a large cabinet.
Also really cool to see the thatch roof hut. Seemed fairly roomy in there. Nice to have a peek into the past.
This brought back some memories even from australia. We had that phone and fridge. My mum made all my clothes on a treddle machine as well
This is the most spacious of all micro walkthrough so far 📺🇵🇭
I was wondering why the bedroom felt so nostalgic. I realize it reminds me of Doraemon's bedroom! Thank you for sharing your experience with us!
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Maybe Doraemon lived there.🥳
High living for that time period.😊
What an awesome museum! Love the retro apartment 🥰 I was born in 1962 so I’m feeling a bit retro myself now 😂
I was born in 1962 too😊
Me too👋
Very cool. Thanks for sharing this!
I would choose 1960s apartment over any super modern 21st century micro apartment
Absolutely LOVED the visit (and the De Lorean meeting Spiderman 😂). I was surprised by the way the bathroom sink was placed at the entrance to the kitchen, but it's still better than none (there used to be no bathrooms in our apartments, and usually people made do with the kitchen sink + public baths). I was stunned by the 10,000 year old dwelling--so impressive! Thank you again, Usui-san! 🙏
Actually it is a 12000 year old house, since you have to add 2000 years more since it dates from 10,000 BC
@@Zirazari You're right! 👍
What an interesting museum. Also the other styles of housing that have been used in Japan. I could spend a whole day there. I'm so glad they let you film a part of it to show it to us.
6:14 Elsa is already living in Japan in 1962 🤣
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Уважаемый Усуи! Такая квартира и сейчас кажется удобной и комфортной! Спасибо за эту уникальную экскурсию! Без Вас я бы такое не увидела никогда. ❤
This was great! Felt like a kid again going on a field trip. I also love that you're taking a break once in a while. I'm sure you'll be able to find your ideal micro apartment soon! Thanks for sharing this moment to your viewers Usui-kun 😁
When you walked in I felt very enclosed. For me it felt very cluttered. It would feel better with most of the clutter gone, but that is modern day thinking. It is good to see how our ancestors lived ... 😊
I like that usui seems to be having a ton of fun doing these videos.
Whooo! Thanks for the blast from the past McFly. I remember my family had two rotary phones up until the late 1970's in our house. And then we went upscale and got push button ones. Ha ha.
Старый дом из прошлых времен очень похож на юрту, спасибо за такое путешествие( вообще очень нравятся ваши походы по ресторанам и музеям- надеюсь будет больше подобного контента☺️
Hello Usui. Thank you for sharing your musum visit. I loved that the apaprtment was so simple and had everything needed by the family. I enjoy seeing how tings used to be and the old appliances and furniture. Some of the items and the furniture looked similar to what my Grandparents in the UK would have used, although in the UK it has always been beds not futons and they would have had wooden floors with large woven wool rugs not Tatami mats
Old but Good 😎
What a fascinating tour, Thank you for sharing with us. Greetings from the United Kingdom.
Thanks for your comment!🥰🇬🇧
спасибо за видео.я из другой страны. мне было очень интересно попасть в прошлое и немножко подглядеть за бытом старой Японии . очень люблю Японию за ее красивую природу и богатую культуру
WHOA!!! SO COOL!!! I loved the editing, the history of both places, the Back to The Future Delorean! All of it. So very cool!!! TFS
Hello Usui! Thank you for showing this interesting video! I was born in 1962 and, even things were somewhat different here in Portugal, I recognized some of them: the vacuum cleaner, the TV set, the refrigerator, the laundry machine… They were similar to those that existed at my parents house. What a nostalgic travel to me! Thank you! Have a Nice week-end!
it's more interesting than micro-apartments
Your antics with Spidey always make me laugh!
A wonderful museum! The Riccar sewing machine could easily still be used today.
Thank you so much for showing us this wonderful piece of history.
Compared to the micro apartments, this one is like a little palace. 😄
It was very interesting to see the furniture and devices from that time.
Nice to have a glimpse of how Japanese people lived in the past. 🤗
I love to wear historic clothes, but in living, i prefer the modern comfort.
Anyhow it was very interesting...................
I love this ! It’s really quite modern from what I remember things were like here in the UK in the 60’s - apart from the wooden bath tub. Thanks for this very interesting Usui. 😊🇬🇧💕🙏🏼👋
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I think it's fitting you released this on Groundhogs Day. Thanks for a tour of this micro time capsule apartment!
Thank you 🌸
Fascinating video! Thank you very much!
أحب رؤية الأشياء التاريخية ممتنة لك🤗 شكرا لك لزيارة هذا المتحف الرائع 💜💜💜
The soaking tub is phenomenal ❤
I would definitely be interested in visiting this museum.
An interesting step back in history. A lovely apartment.
Merci pour ce voyage dans le temps c était très intéressant 😊
Merci pour ton commentaire.🥰
Hi darling I remember the oil burner thank you for showing us the 1960 house x
So cool! I loved it!
This channel is about ideal space using 👍👍
Дуже цікаво! Дякую за таку екскурсію. 👍
I was born into an apt similar to this in the 1960s. It was very comfy.
That was a cool apartment. Really like the clock above the tv.
Superman time travels!!!! ❤😆
It was so much fun to see this. Thank you!
We moved to Japan 15 years after 1969, we lived in an apartment not very different from this because it had been built around the same time. Only difference was the bathroom had been updated to 1980s standards and there wasn’t tatami mats. It was odd for us an American family to share one bathroom for all of us. We adapted pretty quickly though. We didn’t have a sink in our kitchen but our kitchen looked the same. We had a tiny washing machine in the kitchen. We also had two small bedrooms for all us kids. But in comparison to American apartments it was so small. But we made it work.
That as cool, thank you for sharing ❤
Nice apartment for 1962
Thank you for sharing this
See you in next video
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I don't know my friend what the ideal apt. is for you. But man! When you find it, we are going to celebrate!! Good night.
Bizi geçmişe götürüp bu güzel daireyi gösterdiğiniz için çok teşekkür ederim, harika bir daire her şey düşünülmüş, mobilyalar, evin tasarımı bence çok güzel ve günümüzdeki göre daha geniş, telefona bayıldım🖤
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Great episode!
Cool museum tour! This is more what I would expect from a living space. Real estate hasn't been too kind to the Japanese in both square feet and price.
Привет! Интересный музей и хорошая , удобная квартира. Спасибо.👍❤️
My first rice cooker looked almost the same as the one in 1962. I love this old school apartment. Thank you for sharing.
The living area looks similar to our living room in Europe in the sixties. My parents had a small portable record player and the black and white tv was on a small table in one corner of the room. The Japanese bathtub is totally exotic..
Un museo muy interesante! Me gustó tu vídeo!
I love that they made a 60s apartment into a museum. Perhaps one day the micro apartments you showed us would become one too ☺️
Oh and the washi tape is so cool!
Thank you for videoing this lovely Japanese apartment. I was born in 1962 so it was interesting to see what an apartment in Japan was like back then. We are currently living in a 30sqm area until our daughter and her family move to Australia in a week and then we will get our house back 🥹. It’s not too bad living in a smaller space, but not as tiny as a Japanese micro apartment!.
Wow! I love this. It reminds me of a scene taken out of a Ozu, Yasujiro film. I always loved the sound of the rotary phone. Thanks for the AMSR moment! Lol! It is definitely on my to do list to visit the Matsudo museum. Thanks Usui! I really like this video. 😊
I love Yasujiro Ozu's Tokyo Story.🥰
YES!!!!!! THIS is the apartment I've been waiting for!!!! Your search is over. It's PERFECT!!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
I don't think i ever saw a carpet on tatami mats before
That was really interesting, thanks for taking the trip to the museum to show us what living conditions were like. As for what is right for you, you'll know when you see it. All the best on your search Usui-san.
Very cool, thank you so very much for bringing us along and for the extra AR tour 😊💖💖💖
Oh what an interesting video, Usui! The 1960's apartment is fascinating. Great to see how times have changed the way people live in Japan (including the price! ). Personally I prefer the 10,0000 BC house at the end. I do like the countryside life. Thank you for sharing :)
Thanks for your comment!🥰
I also like 10,0000 BC house!🏡
Very good! I love the sixtees style. Thank you for showing us this Museum. Youre Videos are funny. Greetings from Berlin 😊
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Well, Usui, I think you've found your ideal apartment 😅
This was very informative and interesting. Thanks for posting!
Adorei essa visita ao museu e ver esse apartamento dos anos 60. Obrigada por mostrar.
I loved it. I think you need yo search for an apartment with that kind of layout. Not all the old things, but like a kitchen and eating area and a living room. With a bedroom. I think you would be happier.
Que buen tour al pasado!... Muy interesante que el futon sea el método tradicional de descanso, y que no haya solo una habitación para dormir, parece que se buscaban un espacio entre los muebles para dormir,oh y la ausencia de paredes o puertas dentro del apartamento. Se puede ver todo desde la entrada! ... La tina de madera está muy bonita!!
Definitely a place I would visit if I were to come to Japan. I love to explore the history of different places. I was born in the mid-fifties so I'm old enough to remember my mother using many of the electrical items as a child. My mothers washing machine was similar to the tub shown but my first washing machine was a top loading twin tub. So basically a tub with a electric spin dryer attached not a manual wringer. Although I did use one as a child. I also recognised the TV as we had one similar and the furniture. Makes me feel very nostalgic. My childhood was a very happy time for me. ❤
What a lovely Museum Exhibit ❤ Thank you for taking us along❣️🙏🇺🇲
This was quite interesting! 1962 was a Very good year!! 😊
This is the coolest apartment i've seen! Love the flashback, thanks for the tour, glad this museum exists!
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Nice video!* ❤
it was nice to see the museum apartment, thank you for the video
Amazing
Hello Usui-san, i am from Indonesia and love to watch your channel. since i was a kid i always imagine to live in a micro flat/ apartment, i used to make small house when i play the sims back then. watching your videos is really calming and give peace. Last month i got a chance to visit Tokyo, Nagano and Osaka, i stayed in a small room that i love so much! also Japanese bathroom is another level, such a great experience! your videos make me stay connected with Japan. Hopefully i can visit Japan again soon, great memories! xx M
Wow it amazing , I ‘m like apartment 1960.
I liked the layout of this apartment. I think I would enjoy living here if it had an updated shower, washing machine and stove. I liked the vintage pie safe next to the refrigerator.
This video is very fun and interesting. Thank you so much, Usui-san.
Usui! Thank you so much for showing us this. I actually really loved the apartment because it was very similar in set design to one my godparents had in Mexico. Almost the same size too! But it was filled with what we would consider modern appliances today. On my 1st trip to Japan the museum is going to be one of my stops. Love history!
Усуи, большое спасибо за "Путешествие")). У вас отличное чувство юмора!
Было непривычно попасть в квартиру, которая больше вашего жилища в 4 раза)) Интересно, уменьшатся ли квартиры в Японии ещё через 50 лет?
Nice video. If you ever get to Osaka, there is a museum on top of Ogimachi subway station that has a display of houses and shops from the Edo period. Also tatami mat floors are still used extensively in apartments and houses. I’m surprised at the western style toilet and wonder how common this was for the 1960’s.
I love this era! This apartment seems so spacious compared to the micro apartments.
the 1960s bath looked dangerous
This is my favorite video from all of your videos. I really enjoyed. Bring me back to old house or traditional micro japanes house please. Thank you usui 😊
"Reminiscence Therapy", the video takes me back to Taiwan when I was a child...Japanese-style telephones, tatami mats and bathtubs🥰🥰🥰⋯⋯I really want to go back to that time🤪🥷
ฉันชอบรายการของคุณมากๆ..เป็นกำลังใจให้ค่ะ😊
You see new video, you click, you like, get comfy and then watch haha
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What a beautiful apartment from 1962.❤️
This was great. Thank you for the museum visit, and for the old, old, _old_ house visit. I love them and I wouldn't be able to see it myself. Thank you also for showing the gift items that the museum shop had. I feel like I had an outing right beside you. Thanks again.
A micro DeLorean? Be still my heart ❤
parabéns por sua busca.
Nesse ano, meu primeiro ano de vida.