Inside Tokyo's CRAZIEST TINY Apartment

Tiny Apartments are far from uncommon, but THIS Tiny AND completely see-through; that's new. The crazier part is just how expensive it is... Japan's Micro Apartment scene just got a new layer of "but why"

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**Where to Send Stuff** - As of 10.2021
Norm Nakamura - Tokyo Creative Redhorse Corporation Co. Ltd
1-10-5 Yokoami, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
Kokugikan Front Bldg 2F
130-0015
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Tokyo Lens Podcast:

[TokyoLens]

*Anyone else calculate how many of those blinds you would need to close in order to NOT be arrested on that toilet!?* But Could YOU Live Here?

[DavidCruickshank]

This feels like a black mirror episode when the tenant is entertainment for everyone looking in to watch.

[melissalee]

try to find a tenant who will let you show us how they actually use this space. I’m genuinely fascinated!

[winry]

I want the feng shui guy to tell us where furniture goes. 😂

[theartofdankelly]

Dude, this is like, insane - the price, the layout, the clear health and safety hazard of the entire place! I think you need to try and get a tour with one of the residents because I REALLY want to know how people live in there!

[NecroKitten]

Out of all the places you've shown, this one has been the first one to actually set off my instant 'Nope, absolutely not' reaction. way this is liveable.

[amruzaky]

If I were to live here, I would immediately order a bunch of Galvanized Square Steel to start.

[nataliepenna]

Forget the claustrophobic panic I would feel getting up to that apartment and living in it, I would have nightmares of leaving a window open and falling out of my home and ending up as a pancake on the street. What if you dropped your phone and it just slid out of the side of your home. Oh my God. I don't even know how most of that is legal.

[Achyvi]

It makes me so happy to hear that Ayaka is a full-time architect! You go, girl.

[Keshav-fito]

Now this is the place where galvanized steel and eco friendly wood venier will use

[ihumn]

Did an artist make this so we question what an apartment is?

[meinardsl]

I can't imagine how hot it is going to get during the summer in that glass box and creating a draft does not seem like a good idea as whatever you can store there will probably be blown out onto the streets.

[SaraAson]

This looks like a sims house someone built on a budget of 1000 simoleons...

[wc]

I mean, remove the bath and this would make a great like art studio for someone. The concept of it as a living space is so insane I can't even...

[VoxVeritasXXX]

As someone who suffers from both claustrophobia and a fear of heights.. this apartment is a living nightmare.

[Eijimiji]

Why is nobody talking about how the toilet is just hanging out there, what if a friend comes over and needs to shit? Then you got shit smell all over the apartment

[rebeccajames]

Oh lord when you opened the window and swung your leg out my heart was in my mouth🙀

[thempstead]

Yeah, that'd be a no for me.

It's just not usable space. As you say you could fit a futon on the floor on the side with access but where would you store it when it wasn't out ... or anything else ... you haven't even got a fridge, or space to put one. Using the bath or toilet would be a constant fear of someone seeing and, despite the aircon unit, trying to keep it's greenhouse like structure at a comfortable temperature would be a constant fight.

Not sure having plugs in the floor next to bath is particularly safe either

[CommanderMMD]

My claustrophobia could never, it just feels like an endless hallway that you can't escape from.

[Fightikus]

Love the outlet+floor drain combination below the bathtub.