Inside Japan's Most EXTREME Minimalist's Apartment

Today we're looking at the home of Japan's most EXTREME Minimalist. Owning only 250 items, his life seems like quite a challenge, but let's take a look inside his Japanese apartment and see how he does it!

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1-10-5 Yokoami, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
Kokugikan Front Bldg 2F
130-0015
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Tokyo Lens Podcast:

[TokyoLens]

COULD YOU DO IT?? Anyone who's ever seen my studio knows I would struggle lol
Show your love to Shibu down below!!

[AmandadeOliveira]

Is nice to see that he knows what he likes and doesn't deprive himself of it. He has exactly what he wants and needs .

[HeyMishkaTV]

I love this because his space is mininal but his life seems full. He has a design business, cool hobbies, essential items, fun stuff, even emergency supplies. Meanwhile my apartment is packed with crap that gives me the illusion of living a certain kind of life. Eye-opening.

[westsidermetalhead]

Dude is one of the cleanest, most organized, arranged and calmest gamers, manga, anime enjoyers I've seen.

[pia]

i love how he gets excited each time he gets something to show, like his mini laptop from his bag 😊 im actually looking forward to practicing minimalism in the near future when im able to

[usamaepekonis]

That closet reveal was simultaneously anticlimactic and surprising at the same time

[Mabaz]

As someone who keeps pieces of broken stuff for an eventual future where I would need it, I truly respect minimalists.

[SierraLovesEvery]

I hope he finds himself a lovely minimalist lady and they can live peaceful minimalist lives together and have little minimalist kids!

[ORLYWTF]

Sibu is a freaking inspiration. That shopping bag of his is genius. I’ve been embracing minimalism as best I can and so far have been living with only what I can carry with me. It’s a bit freeing.

[thecasualcaribou]

He’s got really all the essentials still. He even thinks about emergencies and has supplies for that as a minimalist

[Sickopuppie]

Hates curtains but loves projectors. This man is something else.

[CaCao_Fm]

What a blessing. I'm not the only one. I've been traveling the world since 2006. I have been living in a new country for 3.5-5 years in different regions and cities. At the beginning, I had the usual amount of things and when I moved, I sent things by delivery. But still, every move I rethought the need for each thing, evaluating whether the thing was worth moving on with me. Then it was important for me to fit into 1 large suitcase. Now I am already an experienced minimalist. I travel with a suitcase for carry-on luggage, a musical instrument, a tea set and a supply of pu-erh (this is not always easy to find in a new country), equipment for filming, I create content and my hobby - I make sacred jewelry for prayer. All this: a suitcase for hand luggage, a bag for a musical instrument and a backpack. At the same time, the quality of my life and the feeling of comfort are always available to me.

[KyleighJanee]

His way of living is truly inspiring. I will never be a minimalist myself, but I love how practical and organized it is to be as such.

[paulabroadway]

An extreme minimalist who still is prepared for emergencies?
With a bug out...tube?
I am impressed!

[BeardedNerdSE]

Kind of strange certainly, but actually designing his own gear to be even more optimized pushes him over into brilliant. I could use a shirt like that.

[Darrenwalkingby]

As I get older I understand and enjoy minimalism, I practice it now as I travel all over the world

[stormandfury]

Moving in to a new place is usually one of THE most stressfull things a person can go through in life This fellow makes it look so easy. It seems minimalismd does have some good points. 😃

[chrislessard]

The apartment appears a lot bigger due to the minimalist approach. That closet reveal was like who the villain was, and you didn't suspect them.

[captainmycaptain]

i grew up with multiple hoarders in the family, a minimalist lifestyle really draws me in, truly love that he's able to enjoy his space the way he wants to

[KaitoverMoon]

I don't know if there could be an opposite of a hoarder but this guy is the living incarnation of it.