Life in a microflat in Tokio, by Carlos Fernández
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The document summarizes a girl's experience living in a small apartment in Tokyo, Japan. Some key points mentioned include that it is tradition to remove shoes when entering homes in Japan. The apartment has an unusual layout with the kitchen and bathroom separated from the bedroom. Earthquakes can cause items stored high up to fall down. While small, the apartment teaches the girl lessons about creativity and organization. The clothesline was a favorite feature while the lack of space was the least favorite aspect.
Life in a microflat in Tokio, by Carlos Fernández
- 1. 1. Why did the man have to take off his shoes in the beginning of the video? Because it´s the Chinese tradition and they need to respect it.
- 2. 2. What is the one feature of her apartment that she said is not usual for an apartment in Tokyo Because she want the kitchen and the bathroomwas away to the bedroom.
- 3. 3. What did she say about having living things in the apartment? That was something essential for her.
- 4. 4. What problem do earthquakes cause in the apartment? The problem was that the things that were in the top of something fell to the ground.
- 5. 5. What do Japanese kitchens prioritise in terms of space? Japanese kitchens often prioritise in the sink space over countertop space.
- 6. 6. Was the rent for her apartment considered expensive or cheap? Yes, because the prices that usually are in Japan.
- 7. 7. Why did she not want to have a bigger apartment? Because she likes small spaces, for her is cozy
- 8. 8. What life lessons does living in a place like this teach the girl? How to be more creative and how to better organize herself.
- 9. 9. What was your favourite thing about the apartment? The clothesline, is very creative and different.
- 10. 10. What was your least favourite thing about the apartment? That it was too small, and with a very little space.