Inside Tokyo's TINIEST Luxury Apartment

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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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[TokyoLens]

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[sobaz]

It may be small but I can tell it was designed with care and attention to the person who would be living there. Whoever designed the space really did their best!

[KiyinPlays]

I wish there are places like this with affordable prices in my country for young adults who just finished study to start living on their own. So cute!

[LetsPlayKH]

Is it just me, or are tiny loft apartments the most coziest and enjoyable living experiences ever? Gosh I would love to live in this space so much!!

[SekiberiusWelkesh]

I wish they'd build more places like this around the world. Living by my self, I'd much rather live in a much smaller, much more affordable place, than pay like 2, 000 a month for a one room apartment with a crap ton of open space that I'll never use. Little apartments like these would be great for people who are trying to save up for a down payment on a house.

[DefinitelyNotAnAlien]

As someone who is still living with their parents because of how expensive (clean) apartments are, this is an accommodation I could only dream of. Wish we had something like this in the U.S to help the young people who are just starting to venture out on their own.

[martinhellooo]

I’d definitely use the loft as a sleeping area. As a person who needs a good desk, I’d probably use the downstairs as an office/work space since the natural lighting is it’s huge advantage

[nicoleb]

The high ceiling and big windows really help to make the space feels more spacious. I will probably use the loft as storage so there's less things visible in the bottom space.

[JessicaSmith-npvv]

This has been my fav apartment you’ve shown. I would totally sleep in the loft and use a projector on the wall for my gaming and watching. I wish there were places like this where I lived and soooo much cheaper than where I’m from.

[Krisshomez]

As a claustrophobic person I’m surprised at how cozy this place looks. I actually wouldn’t mind living in one of these apartments. I’m working on becoming a minimalist and this just speaks to me.

[fatimadeleonmartinez]

compared to other tiny apartments ive seen, this one looks the most liveable and efficient. a lot of them tend to look really run down and dont make the best use of space, but i honestly feel like i could live in this apartment for a couple years. its perfect for college students

[wy]

This place was really well designed. Despite its size, you can tell the architect divided the spaces efficiently and made it feel as open and comfortable as they could with the windows, finishing, etc. What I love about these vids is also seeing how residents utilize the space!

[sherynaya]

I have so much respect for the designers and architects! They paid so much attention to detail I appreciate that

[ChevyGirl-]

I would definitely use the loft! The fact that the loft is up high, and pretty well closed off would just make me feel safe and secure. I would want the majority of the space to be mattress/bed space, and I’d line the walls with big fluffy pillows. I love it!

[sydneyhodge]

Imagine living in a country where they help young adults find affordable housing or just provide affordable housing in general 🥰

[elflass]

This was an example of a truly livable tiny space, and it was cool to see how an actual resident utilized his space in reality. The designers seem to have considered utilizing using the upper spaces well (I.e. shelves above the toilet, loft space). Thanks for this peek, Norm!

[meredithscents]

I was married for 24 years. I moved into an apartment above a two car garage (had decent half kitchen). I lived there for two years. Now I live in a 4, 500 sq ft house and simply have junk I don’t need. I was happy in my garage.

[Nepal]

Make me feels a bit claustrophobic, but I can't wait to visit Japan next year. I don't want to be living in these apartments but highly highly appreciate how they use small space so beautifully.

[MymyDao]

It’s crazy how small this apartment is but they really put a lot of thought into it to make it convenient for people to live on 10qm. I think I would use the loft as a cozy bedroom

[skywalker]

I liked the resident's honest assessment of the pros and cons of living there and realistic usage of the space.