@@alkoia This video is not about poverty, but about how unqiue people are. Everybody lives according to different standards. In the end everybody just has to be happy with what he/she has got and make the best of life.
I visited Japan in 2018 and I fell in love. Everyone was so kind, welcoming, polite, and respectful. It was super clean and safe. That's so great she gets to live in Japan. Love her positive attitude.
She can live anywhere happily. One amazing personality! There is something about living by yourself, not sharing the bathroom or kitchen or sanity with anyone else. She is living it!
For everyone saying these two have chemistry etc...She’s a UA-cam and he speaks to people for a living..They’re both excellent conversationalists who are skilled at making others comfortable-that’s not romantic chemistry, that’s people skills in action LOL
Not the first time I go back here, this is one of my favorite videos on UA-cam. Just love both's positive attitude and humour. As someone looking forward to renting a small space to live this is inspiring
Her tour of the house took as long as the most famous celebrities tour house with "millions" of square meters, however hers took as long as theirs with a house just of 8 square meter. I liked the way she described everything, showing that she really enjoys living there. I definitely love it more than other house tours. Keep up the good work!
@@yasirhayatkhan2320 She is not crazy but just different from you. Probably it's impossible for you to understand why she doesn't mind it and likes it actually. Some people find it cozy when others think it too small.
Yeah Akira, I too agree with you, it is so cute and lovely, I can't stop myself from looking at it again and again. I love Japan, and I wish to come there someday, and get mix up in the Japanese culture:)
@@EzraDair How interesting. I'm from Miami and most of my friends escaped from socialist countries like Cuba, Venezuela, and a few from Russian. Some of my friends witness first-hand accounts of the exact "happiness" you're suggesting. They've all told me some really gruesome and horrible stories and they all say the same thing, they'll never go back. Why do you think you'd be happy living in the situation they lived in?
its nice that she honours the landlord’s instruction/culture of taking shoes off before entering the apartment. Back in London, us a group of Malaysian students were renting a flat. One day we had the porter over to look at some flat issues and my housemate kindly asked him to take off his shoes, to which he replied “I’m not going to follow another culture” and so he walked all over the flat with his shoes on. ☹️
I would do great in Japan because I take off my shoes in everybody's house, not for culture, but because I don't want to drag in crap from outside on the bottom of my feet. I thought everybody does this?
Such videos always make me feel bad. Like how bad I am in organising my apartment as well as been too demanding. But the fact that you can be happy on 8m2 inspires me a lot.
The guy strikes me as one of those dudes that are always in a good mood. You meet this guy for work at 8am on Monday and he's in a good mood. Call him at 2am on Thursdsy morning, and he's chill.
@@randomdude9135 I see what you're saying but I don't think so, and this is why. This is his business and financially it makes more sense to take his wife. He doesn't have to pay for two hotel rooms or any other accommodations or pay actually pay someone to do the camera work. He probably really likes his wife, unlike most marriages, and enjoys being with her, plus they don't have kids so there's no reason to leave her home alone. If I had the same kind of business I'd take my wife with me everywhere. I'm also one of those that really likes having his wife around.
I was actually thinking how nice it was that there's a woman behind the camera so at no point would the necessary invasion of Emma's personal space get creepy :)
I'm from Finland and I never understand how somebody would even consider wearing shoes inside the house or apartment. Like, she had to particularly mention this "we don't wear shoes here" habit. I understand the differencies between cultures of course. But why would you want all the junk from outside in your home? Taking off your shoes is a standard here.
Geglson I never knew that! For me I don’t wear my shoes in the house, but both of my parents do all day until they sleep lol. I don’t see the point of wearing shoes inside as well, it just brings the dirt from outside in.
Same. I'm from the U.S., Chicago. It's not really a custom here, but I've never liked wearing shoes at home. Yes, there's the dirt factor, but also, I just don't like the feeling of having shoes on my feet that much. It feels unnatural and constricted. I change into flip flops the moment I walk in the door. But at other people's homes, if they ask me to take off my shoes, it makes me a bit uncomfortable, because feet feel private. And when people take off their shoes on airplanes -- just no. No no no no no.
And I don't like walking around in bare feet where other people are walking around either in shoes *or* their own bare feet. Ick, ick, ick! Can you say "athlete's foot"? Do you also go barefoot in public showers and bathrooms? Also, I need the support of shoes, everywhere. My feet don't change their needs depending on where they are. I also don't like to slip on the floors and risk falling.
@@wendyannh Well no one is forcing you to take off your socks, too. Here in Germany we also take off our shoes in the house, I like to bring big wooly socks or non-slipping-socks (which would take care of your fear of slipping) when I go to a house party at a friend's place. Some people will even offer you house shoes our house socks when you come in. And in public showers I usually wear flip flops. Walking without shoes is in no way unhealthy for your feet, of course the needs of feet change depending on where you are. Mine need protection from getting cut etc. as well as coldness when I'm out, they don't need that protection when I'm home. In the end it all comes down to culture and habit. You will find reasons to dislike things you're not used to easily because you only know differently. We just have to realize that it's all subjective there is no right or wrong or better, no matter how much we feel that our way is the best way. I for example would hate wearing shoes in the house, but I can see that you'd like it if everyone around you has done it that way forever. Different countries, different customs. You would not find it disgusting AT ALL to take off your shoes had you grown up in another country where that's the norm.
Well, where I come from being barefoot at somebody else's apartment is seen, like being very close to that person, you don't go taking your shoes off anywhere...Besides, I like shoes in my feet. But, anyway, as the respectful person that I am, I take them off in houses where the owner want me to take them off.
If anyone's curious, Emma now lives in a much more spacious Tokyo apartment with two bedrooms and a double bed :^) It was so interesting going back to watch this after watching her videos for years!
@@serendipityshopnyc She still uploads videos regularly on her UA-cam channel. She's lived in a couple of different apartments since this video was uploaded 😊
I have 30m² and love it - fast to clean, low energy/heating cost, low taxes etc. People say I live in a prison cell, but I love it. Everything fits in, even a toploader washing machine, I have a neat balcony. I think if you live one full year in your home and you came home and seek shelter from the hot sun or take a warm shower after a cold winter day, every home is getting 80% more cozy.
I live in a 32m² and couldn't agree more! I live alone, no spouse, no kids and it's the perfect space for me. I wouldn't change it for the biggest mansion. Minimalist all the way!
Living Big In A Tiny House That's just an abusive and unauthorized apartment in the civilized world with building regulation, don't see shit as chocolate.
The loft is a bit scary. If you were not feeling well or woke up in the middle of the night, it could be an accident waiting to happen. But the place is nice, clean comfortable and doesn't feel claustrophobic. And she is absolutely adorable with totally positive vibes.
Yeah I have fibromyalgia and if a flare gets bad enough scaling a ladder can be laborious. Also during an archeological excavation I was once housed in a loft with a HUGE entry hole in the floor not two feet from the mattress, so I had to ask someone to switch with me ... couldn't sleep for the fear I'd fall and set off a huge flare
I would install a sleeping hammock next to the loft. Not a western hammock with rigging, those are quite unstable but if you look up hammocks like for outdoors camping, they're very safe and snug.
I know what you mean. I feel the same, but I can't quite put my finger on it. I also am not sure if I actually could do this, but I start to trick myself into thinking I could because these people make it look so easy and organized! I am a disorganized person with packrat tendencies.
Emma is cute and super funny.. I love her laughter, love the way she appreciates and respects every small thing and how she is happy and contented in her tiny space.
"what animal sleeps out in the open?" Such a good point. My two Chihuahuas have a large kennel and they typically curl up in the corner where they squished up their puppy blankets and toys.
Just to give you some reference by French insurance, 8 square meters is not even considered a room. It has to be 9 square meters. French law would not even allow such an apartment to be rented
Le petit ami de ma sœur vivait dans un 9m2 à paris. Sa cuisine était juste à côté de sa douche et il est super grand donc il devait se plier pour dormir 😭
I mean there are (unnoticeable) tremors every day, multiple times but as for stronger earthquakes that are noticeable, maybe once anywhere from a day or two, to half a year. I mean I'm back home in Chiba, for my summer holidays and in the past week or so, there has been two noticeable (but not very strong) earthquakes.
I'm glad that she was very happy with her apartment. I've seen vids of college "closet rooms" where you share a kitchenette and bathroom areas. At least she has privacy. IF she wants to hang items on the walls, 3M products does sell NON Permanant heavy duty hooks and mounting items which she could check out. 💓
I occasionally come back to watch my favorite tiny house videos. While this is def the smallest, it’s her joy and attitude that make me love her apartment (for her).
I'm amazed. I'm claustrophobic watching this, but it really takes you into a different realm of functionality and comfort. A dinner party would be a great video watch!
Yay you posted it, the video is great!!! Thanks so much for coming to visit my tiny home, it was great to meet you guys :) Hope the rest of your travels around Japan went well and hit me up next time you're here!!! All the best
It is so small, while watching I could not even breathe . Although japanese people made it so comfortable for life. Japanese people are really clever and innovative. Respect them
Somehow Japan has a feel at home in everything they build. The streets, the people, the villages, even the apartments. I just love this country so much. It's perfect for independent living and enjoying life, especially for those who love the minimalistic lifestyle!
Can you imagine the camera man moving around the house to film their faces? After every question the camera man would go like "oh, just a sec, lemme just squeeze over here so I can capture you people" lol
I was so expecting to skip through most of this to just see what it looked like, but stayed because that girl seems like the coolest most friendly person ever! I found everything so funny and interesting, the dudes pretty cool too! I hope he asked her out 😉😎.
Most tiny apartments on youtube aren't really apartments as they do not have their own kitchen and bathroom. I think this IS the smallest real apartment I have seen. Great use of space and very livable.
I'm about to move into an 11m2 room in a shared apartment and was worrying about not having enough space :D Love what Emma has done with the space and her positive attitude towards things
@ Stef Cloban.....Oh my goodness, you are sooooo right. Claustrophobia, panic attacks, anxiety attacks - did I leave anything out. And she said she was wanting to have dinner parties. Kudos for her, not me.
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The most positive woman i have ever seen.
I fell in love with her too,already miss her
@Zero whoa, what?
@@ai.simplified.. NO I DID
@@ai.simplified.. SIMP
She moved out like 6 months after this video was shot 😂
Her spirit is what makes where she lives the most enjoyable space.
This is a beautiful way of describing it. Well said
Dude, romanticising poverty isn't cool, or beautiful. This is misery.
@@alkoia This video is not about poverty, but about how unqiue people are. Everybody lives according to different standards. In the end everybody just has to be happy with what he/she has got and make the best of life.
@@ivokremer This video is depressing.
Gay
Didn't realize I have been living in a mansion all this time.
I feel so much better about my living space too!
Exactly the same here.
I definetly live in a mansion, i just realize it today
So true, Rebel Rob! We have nothing to complain about.
Ive never seen a place both make my apartment look huge and like shit
I love her attitude and positivity. As I was watching this I literally felt claustrophobic, it’s like living in a hallway.
"Can you show me around?" - what do you mean? The moment you open the door she already showed you around.
Hateem Aljani hiii you watched this video day tooo
🤣🤣🤣
Hateem Aljani He thought there’s more.. or maybe wanted to get into her bed.. what a predator.. 🙄
@@thegoodthebadandtheugly579 there is a 3rd person recording 🤣😂
Hateem Aljani Threesome? A little porno flick? What a perv..
she's so cheerful and positive, love her attitude
Ingrid Calixto She's a happy weaboo 😏😂😂
And beautiful :P
@@rorz999 Anyone would be depressed living there. It looks like a prison cell.
@@rorz999 What's her name????
@@fiitzy tokidoki traveller
The hidden toilet is very clever! I also love how positive she is. What a cool experience to live in such a unique place.
Felt the same thing! Pretty unique!
About this toilet. I wonder how mendokusai it is to keep the seat clean and free from mold during summer x.x how do people live like thus?
only if ur not too tall like her.
I think she would not say no to a little more place. But at least she is in Tokyo !
Both of them have a wonderfully positive energy. Love this episode.
Bathroom is like an airplane bathroom.
The apartment is like an airplane bathroom.
Graeme Patterson or airplane bathroom with kitchen and bedroom
@john smith Year 2020. People finally discovered the original idea of avatars.
I believe airplane bathrooms are slightly bigger
@@andreaecheverria6953 Hmmmm...Idont think soo..no offense
Well at least you have good wifi everywhere in the house😂
Wouldn't that be hilarious if it wasn't the case, though? Like, if you only had wifi near the door? 😂
Thats a smoll house the signal is frikin ugly
Even I was thinking about that while watching this video!! 😂
Yeah, and that air conditioning does cool the full house
TH@nk$ 4 a11 tH3 l1K3$
Stfu.
"can you show me around?" I just did, mate!
😂😂😂
Lmao
Yeah that's Amazing to visit a so tiny place during 13 minutes?😂 Almost 2 minutes per m2
😂 i am just a tiny house!!
Bahahahahhahahahahhaa
I visited Japan in 2018 and I fell in love. Everyone was so kind, welcoming, polite, and respectful. It was super clean and safe. That's so great she gets to live in Japan. Love her positive attitude.
Just imagine living there during quarantine tho.
at least she has a space, and she likes it.
She doesn’t anymore she has a nicer place
@@Diaaaaaaa.9 what's her name ?
@@erabylykbashi6501 Hey! Emma (Tokidoki Traveller), it's in the description :)
If you're just someone who watches TV or plays games all the time you'd go nuts but if you did alot it wouldn't bother
She appologized for bumping her plant! I LOVE HER!
Yup... I caught that. So sweet.
She is awesome check her channel out @TokidokiTraveller & collaboration work with @TokyoCreative
sameeee !
Moi aussi j'ai remarqué...vraiment le fun!!
that was some mighty cool bananas right there
The algorithm has brought us together my brothers
All Hail The Mighty YT Algorithm
Only one thing in common, the truth we all brothers share - tokio apartment 8m2
lol
Hi bro
I'm agree with that algorithm
She can live anywhere happily. One amazing personality! There is something about living by yourself, not sharing the bathroom or kitchen or sanity with anyone else. She is living it!
For everyone saying these two have chemistry etc...She’s a UA-cam and he speaks to people for a living..They’re both excellent conversationalists who are skilled at making others comfortable-that’s not romantic chemistry, that’s people skills in action LOL
Nahh you've missed some body language and verbal cues in there, there's definitely a little chemistry going on 😂
Their tones is showing everything tho. But well, it's ok if you do not see anything in it. It might be better.
I dont see it. They both seem friendly and can see the irony in the apartment but i dont see any chemistry
kind of awkward considering her fiancée is holding the camera lol
@@Evening2458 good point but shut up
I love how positive Emma’s energy is
She's adorable.
Sunny Scott another public me too, you guys really are easy to find and even easier to convict
My appartment is litterally 12 times bigger and I keep complaining all the time. :)))
She seems like such a positive and genuine person.
Darn good thing or she'd be horribly depressed.
I was prepared for her to say the sink was the toilet
LOL WTF XD
Me too!!! hahahaha
Same here!!! 😂🤣😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
SAME!
Not the first time I go back here, this is one of my favorite videos on UA-cam. Just love both's positive attitude and humour. As someone looking forward to renting a small space to live this is inspiring
House party would be like standing in a line
Ashutosh Anshu 😂🤣
🤣🤣🤣legit cracked up
Would feel like you were waiting in a queue to get into a hot nightclub 😀
Ha! The house party would be a line party and they could do line dancing!
Lmao
the toilet underneath the sink is an absolutely genius idea.
Or prison
@@MrJimShorts wow, never thought there are bathrooms inside of airplanes
Why waste the space. Small Space Designer’s Concept: “The Sink is the Toilet”
Just how small space are you?!
@@johnwhite7700 Some flights are really long lol
@@MrJimShorts shower there too?????
Her tour of the house took as long as the most famous celebrities tour house with "millions" of square meters, however hers took as long as theirs with a house just of 8 square meter. I liked the way she described everything, showing that she really enjoys living there. I definitely love it more than other house tours. Keep up the good work!
Agreed! You don't need tons of space to be happy! =)
Dis the kitchen. Dis the living room. Dis where the magic happens. Dis my garage. Aight cya next time MTV.
One of my most favourite videos on UA-cam
I'm Japanese and it's really small even for Japanese standard but I like the way she seems to enjoy living there. It's so positive and cute!
dude! she is crazy, i'll fall unconscious even thinking about living there lol ...
@@yasirhayatkhan2320 She is not crazy but just different from you. Probably it's impossible for you to understand why she doesn't mind it and likes it actually.
Some people find it cozy when others think it too small.
Yeah Akira, I too agree with you, it is so cute and lovely, I can't stop myself from looking at it again and again. I love Japan, and I wish to come there someday, and get mix up in the Japanese culture:)
I love to come to visit Japan some day. Tokyo, wait for me, I'm coming. :-)
@@internetnow5243 who are you talking about ?
"The secret of happiness, you see, is not found in seeking more, but in developing the capacity to enjoy less" - Socrates,
Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
You're right Patryk! :)
The secret of happiness is by killing the rich and taking down capitalism
@@EzraDair So emotional.
@@EzraDair How interesting. I'm from Miami and most of my friends escaped from socialist countries like Cuba, Venezuela, and a few from Russian. Some of my friends witness first-hand accounts of the exact "happiness" you're suggesting.
They've all told me some really gruesome and horrible stories and they all say the same thing, they'll never go back. Why do you think you'd be happy living in the situation they lived in?
Such a positive person
Such a sweetie and humble.
Salsa I’d love to hang out with her
End Me pls Who wouldn't? She's no slut and super hot...
its nice that she honours the landlord’s instruction/culture of taking shoes off before entering the apartment. Back in London, us a group of Malaysian students were renting a flat. One day we had the porter over to look at some flat issues and my housemate kindly asked him to take off his shoes, to which he replied “I’m not going to follow another culture” and so he walked all over the flat with his shoes on. ☹️
That must be really annoying, as asian fellow i understand this so much.
How rude.. At least that porter should concern about hygiene of the floor
I would do great in Japan because I take off my shoes in everybody's house, not for culture, but because I don't want to drag in crap from outside on the bottom of my feet. I thought everybody does this?
Rude
I'm sorry to hear that. It's unacceptable if it's your home and he sounds like a bigot
Plot twist. She later found out she has been living in the closet and she actually has a large apartment behind a hidden wall
Futurama reference
si mart or king of the hill bitch
si mart it was pretty much what I was thinking
KotH
Bob's Burger reference
hahahaha "show me around"....honey, you are already there.
😂😂😂
LOL!
😂
Lmao
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Emma has a tiny apartment but compensates that with a huge positive attitude :)
without a doubt!
Yes but how cold is there if she have to wears a hat inside her home.
Any idea of how much is the rent of it?
@Irlus: Yeah, you have to watch the video. They mention it.
...yeah hehe as I asked it she mentioned it as I was watching :v
Such videos always make me feel bad. Like how bad I am in organising my apartment as well as been too demanding. But the fact that you can be happy on 8m2 inspires me a lot.
*Leaves dirty dish on table*
Her: This WHOLE place is a mess!"
Rhonda H.... lol this made me legit laugh out loud! 😂😂
Funny😄
Lol😂😂
😂😂 this is why I love going through the comments during videos
We really need to socialize more. People thought this was flirting?🤔
I agree.
I agree, I see two regular people just talking nicely
Exactly! I thought they were just being nice, polite, and courteous to each other.
Agreed
Yeah, niceguys everywhere in the comments thinking being nice is flirting...
The guy strikes me as one of those dudes that are always in a good mood. You meet this guy for work at 8am on Monday and he's in a good mood. Call him at 2am on Thursdsy morning, and he's chill.
He looks like Pelle from Midsommar.
Emma has turned this tiny space into ‘her space’ and it’s beautiful and homely ❤
She has turned this tiny space into "her space" ...and it's beautiful and homely
it just occurred to me that there was also the camera man along with the two in the house.
Yeah hahaha that's why she said I don't know if we're all gonna fit in here
His wife travels with him and she's the cameraman.
@@Live-Life-Freely to keep an eye on him
@@randomdude9135 I see what you're saying but I don't think so, and this is why. This is his business and financially it makes more sense to take his wife. He doesn't have to pay for two hotel rooms or any other accommodations or pay actually pay someone to do the camera work. He probably really likes his wife, unlike most marriages, and enjoys being with her, plus they don't have kids so there's no reason to leave her home alone.
If I had the same kind of business I'd take my wife with me everywhere. I'm also one of those that really likes having his wife around.
@@Live-Life-Freely yeah, I agree but I was just joking :)
LOL everyone is talking about romance, but his fiancee is the one holding the camera....
Awkward 😶
Bummer 😂
Could have a very cosy three-some...wut, no?
Open relationship
I was actually thinking how nice it was that there's a woman behind the camera so at no point would the necessary invasion of Emma's personal space get creepy :)
Danielle Ray People on here hallucinatin. Either that or they’re lonely af, or both.
I'm from Finland and I never understand how somebody would even consider wearing shoes inside the house or apartment. Like, she had to particularly mention this "we don't wear shoes here" habit. I understand the differencies between cultures of course. But why would you want all the junk from outside in your home? Taking off your shoes is a standard here.
Geglson I never knew that! For me I don’t wear my shoes in the house, but both of my parents do all day until they sleep lol. I don’t see the point of wearing shoes inside as well, it just brings the dirt from outside in.
Same. I'm from the U.S., Chicago. It's not really a custom here, but I've never liked wearing shoes at home. Yes, there's the dirt factor, but also, I just don't like the feeling of having shoes on my feet that much. It feels unnatural and constricted. I change into flip flops the moment I walk in the door. But at other people's homes, if they ask me to take off my shoes, it makes me a bit uncomfortable, because feet feel private. And when people take off their shoes on airplanes -- just no. No no no no no.
And I don't like walking around in bare feet where other people are walking around either in shoes *or* their own bare feet. Ick, ick, ick! Can you say "athlete's foot"? Do you also go barefoot in public showers and bathrooms?
Also, I need the support of shoes, everywhere. My feet don't change their needs depending on where they are. I also don't like to slip on the floors and risk falling.
@@wendyannh Well no one is forcing you to take off your socks, too. Here in Germany we also take off our shoes in the house, I like to bring big wooly socks or non-slipping-socks (which would take care of your fear of slipping) when I go to a house party at a friend's place. Some people will even offer you house shoes our house socks when you come in.
And in public showers I usually wear flip flops. Walking without shoes is in no way unhealthy for your feet, of course the needs of feet change depending on where you are. Mine need protection from getting cut etc. as well as coldness when I'm out, they don't need that protection when I'm home.
In the end it all comes down to culture and habit. You will find reasons to dislike things you're not used to easily because you only know differently. We just have to realize that it's all subjective there is no right or wrong or better, no matter how much we feel that our way is the best way.
I for example would hate wearing shoes in the house, but I can see that you'd like it if everyone around you has done it that way forever. Different countries, different customs. You would not find it disgusting AT ALL to take off your shoes had you grown up in another country where that's the norm.
Well, where I come from being barefoot at somebody else's apartment is seen, like being very close to that person, you don't go taking your shoes off anywhere...Besides, I like shoes in my feet. But, anyway, as the respectful person that I am, I take them off in houses where the owner want me to take them off.
Youthful excitement over what so many would be complaining bitterly about. She has a good head on her shoulders. What a breath of fresh air she is!!
Ah yeah, being excited about terrible living conditions. What a great gal!
"Toaster oven does not move during earthquakes" is an oddly specific selling point.
Japan is known for its frequent, large earthquakes. It really helps to have stable things, especially electronics or appliances.
Actually sweden is a good place i have been there like 6 times
@@roopehienotvideot amen durå
@@knugenavswarje734 i dont speak ikea, I speak SAUNA.
@@roopehienotvideot Östsvenska menar du?
she's so cute and full of positive energy! I like her
Sure you do , she is white .
She's annoying, and it feels like she trying to be quirky and different when she's not.
@@Cortesevasive bruh
@@nika-bx2gl ok boomer
James Tumarao
yes she is energetic and cute
you also have a good attitude in your words shared
If anyone's curious, Emma now lives in a much more spacious Tokyo apartment with two bedrooms and a double bed :^)
It was so interesting going back to watch this after watching her videos for years!
Good for her--and I bet she still cherishes and appreciates every square meter! How did you find that out?
@@serendipityshopnyc She still uploads videos regularly on her UA-cam channel. She's lived in a couple of different apartments since this video was uploaded 😊
@@TheUberJulian What's her channel? There isn't any specific info given other than her first name.
@@serendipityshopnyc TokiDokiTraveller
@@serendipityshopnyc it's in the description
I have 30m² and love it - fast to clean, low energy/heating cost, low taxes etc. People say I live in a prison cell, but I love it. Everything fits in, even a toploader washing machine, I have a neat balcony. I think if you live one full year in your home and you came home and seek shelter from the hot sun or take a warm shower after a cold winter day, every home is getting 80% more cozy.
I live in a 32m² and couldn't agree more! I live alone, no spouse, no kids and it's the perfect space for me. I wouldn't change it for the biggest mansion. Minimalist all the way!
@@Books-and-coffee0 I am glad to find people like this in the videos.^^
I love how casually she says, "whenever there is an earthquake"
Yeah I am like how often does it happen.
Right? Like me being "So, when it snows, I just use this shovel" lol
Japan they have like 3 earthquakes a day or something like that so its normal there.
Sam
southern californians understand
Used to get them all the time in New Zealand. Earthquakes dont have to be catastrophic. Some are just gentle wobbles.
This would make me too anxious. I don’t think I could do. Cheers to her for getting on though.
I know. I started to feel claustrophobic just watching the video.
I love small spaces lol
The balcony helps a little bit
PanicByNumbers I felt short of breath maybe I shouldn’t watch more 😩
That's not an apartment, that's a corridor!
It's a corridor shaped apartment. ;)
lol
Living Big In A Tiny House That's just an abusive and unauthorized apartment in the civilized world with building regulation, don't see shit as chocolate.
Hahaha, the use of that word "civilized".
Dj2xP Ok...
The loft is a bit scary. If you were not feeling well or woke up in the middle of the night, it could be an accident waiting to happen.
But the place is nice, clean comfortable and doesn't feel claustrophobic.
And she is absolutely adorable with totally positive vibes.
Yeah maybe i end up sleeping under the table
Yeah I have fibromyalgia and if a flare gets bad enough scaling a ladder can be laborious. Also during an archeological excavation I was once housed in a loft with a HUGE entry hole in the floor not two feet from the mattress, so I had to ask someone to switch with me ... couldn't sleep for the fear I'd fall and set off a huge flare
I would install a sleeping hammock next to the loft. Not a western hammock with rigging, those are quite unstable but if you look up hammocks like for outdoors camping, they're very safe and snug.
not a problem for young people though.
The toilet-sink hybrid thing is actually genius.
yeah like i would like to have that in my condo too
I mean, it's japanese people we're talking about
I read this before I watched the video and feared the worst.
There are several variations of that for RVs and boats.
It's a common thing in Japan.
Is it weird that I low key love this? Idk there's just something so comforting about it
MegaMac464 SAME!
Dude, I love it as well.
Yh I feel like she has a point saying that the apartment makes you rly creative
That sort of thing would make me want to both go outside/explore more and create
I know what you mean. I feel the same, but I can't quite put my finger on it. I also am not sure if I actually could do this, but I start to trick myself into thinking I could because these people make it look so easy and organized! I am a disorganized person with packrat tendencies.
This inspires me to clean and organize my room, and throw out the things I don't need. Thanks.
Same here
same
Emma is cute and super funny.. I love her laughter, love the way she appreciates and respects every small thing and how she is happy and contented in her tiny space.
"...I don't think I'll ever be satisfied until I'm satisfied with where I am presently..." This speaks on such a deeper level than just living space!
;
Oh fuck off!
No it doe'sn ot!
Weird thread :/
@@zyke5196 I'm not even sure where they took it...I just thought it could apply to more than just the apartment. Oh well.
That toilet is absolutely genius!
SilkyC its her favorite tging lol
U hot
Yeah I was really impressed by the idea.
I thought the 'sink' was the toilet.....
Zikri same haha
Zikri it's both if need be
it should be then they would have more space
it can work if your poop is liquid enough
pervert :)
"what animal sleeps out in the open?" Such a good point. My two Chihuahuas have a large kennel and they typically curl up in the corner where they squished up their puppy blankets and toys.
That toilet is for multitaskers.
*pooping while brushing your teeth while having a shower.*
Jonathan De guzman lmfao 😂😂🤣
I lways brush my teeth while pooping
Jonathan De guzman 😂😂😂
Omg😂😂😂😂😂😂
You may mean it in a joking manner but that is the actual purpose of the Japanese bathrooms
I had to check the comment section to see if anyone else thought these two could potentially get together and holy moly
10:54 - "I love living by myself."
Access denied :(
FrenchToast subtle rejection D:
FrenchToast lmao
Sverige VK h
same oh god
I couldn't even breathe properly just by watching this
I felt the same! Like literally uncomfortable just symphatizing with her residing there.
Same
Me too !!! I can't
Dialla MYRIAM same!
Not good for claustrophobic
Nice and private apartment. Has everything one would really need along with a happy and content person. Easy to clean as well.
Just to give you some reference by French insurance, 8 square meters is not even considered a room. It has to be 9 square meters.
French law would not even allow such an apartment to be rented
Same in Argentina. 2,70x2,70 meters is the smallest a bedroom can be.
I just saw a video previous of this video in a french Apt.. It was smaller than this place...
@@Fonzi79 it's illegal, but people still do it...
I worked for an insurance company so I know the laws quite well 😅
Le petit ami de ma sœur vivait dans un 9m2 à paris. Sa cuisine était juste à côté de sa douche et il est super grand donc il devait se plier pour dormir 😭
@@charlottem.7499 normalement il faut dénoncer l'annonce, ce n'est pas normal. 9m2 c'est limite une cellule de prison
The way she just talks about earthquakes make me think it’s like a daily thing 😂
quite regular here actually
When you live in taiwan or japan, these are quite regular, in taiwan eastern part its more like daily
ummmm...it is... just not detectable by normal human senses
I mean there are (unnoticeable) tremors every day, multiple times but as for stronger earthquakes that are noticeable, maybe once anywhere from a day or two, to half a year. I mean I'm back home in Chiba, for my summer holidays and in the past week or so, there has been two noticeable (but not very strong) earthquakes.
For sure!
"Show me around"
"Sure...rotate your neck silly!"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I am see gymkopb
😂😂😂😂
Wth hahasha
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm glad that she was very happy with her apartment.
I've seen vids of college "closet rooms" where you share a kitchenette and bathroom areas. At least she has privacy.
IF she wants to hang items on the walls, 3M products does sell NON Permanant heavy duty hooks and mounting items which she could check out. 💓
I thought that this girl was so sweet but when she said ‘sorry to the snake plant’ I was like yep! I was right, she’s a real sweet girl.
Seriously when she apologized to the snake plant, it restored my faith in humans. She's so respectful to her living space and living things.
SHE IS A SHY CUTE LOVELY GIRL
that is japanese culture, actually. They are saying sorry even to stone, to table, to everything they hit.
@@SArGwo why is that? It is a belief that God is "in" everything?
@@glitterinmyeyes333 As far as I know, Japanese people do not believe in gods, they believe in respecting all things, living or not living
This is way too wholesome she's so happy when he likes it at the end
I’d be so claustrophobic living here. Literally can’t breath watching this video.
yep, im the same. i literally couldnt live in such a tiny space
Same
I would be driving nuts slowly. this is like jail cell.
I would feel very cozy and safe there :D
Nia Carter sameeeee
I occasionally come back to watch my favorite tiny house videos. While this is def the smallest, it’s her joy and attitude that make me love her apartment (for her).
Those stairs weren't made for the drunk
I was thinking the same thing.
Me toooo hhhhhhhhhh
Leonardo Antonio that's a ladder not stairs
Leonardo Antonio Hey now don't be saké
haha man i was thinking the exact same thing
The way he speaks with every single person he's interviewed is amazing. He's like this giant teddy bear.
As long that teddy bear has a belly full of gasoline. 🐻 🔥 💓 😘
@@CecilxIndy the hell man
If she invites friends to her apartment, the last one in is the first one out.
Omg 😂😂
Stack😂
Stack
😂😂😂😂😂
Ahahahahahah
EMMA is just a light in this world! She seems like a very sweet person.
Forget the apartment/corridor, did they end up together???
She have a boyfriend LOL
Why would they ? Wtf..
I think she dated her boyfriend for quite long, even before she moved to Japan
No. His girlfriend is behind the camera 😂
Emma is from Down Under. After filming this video, they probably ended up being down under.
The biggest mystery is how this turns into a 13 minute video
And how did we ended up watching the whole thing.
It doesnt
mike long 😂😂😂😂😂 asking myself the same thing
She's just so chill.. the way she talks, she's cool. That's why
Maria Alice Santos Chill? She is SUPER nervous 😮
This dude really said "show me around" lmao
he is trying to smash
Papaslittlegun hahahahahahahahaha
He definitely hit that, and it definitely upset every neighbor.
Makes complete sense, he can stand in the center and she can spin him around and show him every thing...
HAHAHAHA LMAO IT WAS FUNNY
I'm amazed. I'm claustrophobic watching this, but it really takes you into a different realm of functionality and comfort. A dinner party would be a great video watch!
she seems to be a very adorable person, must check out her channel
yeah what is her channel? she's so outspoken and doesn't flinch a bit to talk about anything she practically interviewed herself haha
@@aeroplano2444 the link is above , below the header .
@@Dance_of_a_tree_called_life THANK YOU! sILLY ME i didn't look for it there lol.
I didn't see a thing
Luckily she has moved into a bigger space, this tiny apartment ended up messing with her mental health a bit after a while.
Yay you posted it, the video is great!!! Thanks so much for coming to visit my tiny home, it was great to meet you guys :) Hope the rest of your travels around Japan went well and hit me up next time you're here!!! All the best
Tokidoki Traveller you are really cute
Heya! Awesome that you like how it turned out! Thanks for having us. We will certainly drop you a line next time we're in Japan. :)
Tokidoki Traveller omg i love your videos. 💝💝
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I lowkey ship you guys
They shouldn't have talked so much in a place like that. They had to save oxygen.
Ha ha😉😉😉
Love the positive energy guys!
The toaster oven is now earthquake resistant
when your apartment is literally a hallway.
Harry Potter can't fit under those stairs...
My hallway is bigger. 😯
I gave you your 1000th comment.
bryce should have turned up with a hotdog
I LOVE her place, and she seems super cool, always smiling. great vibes.
It is so small, while watching I could not even breathe . Although japanese people made it so comfortable for life. Japanese people are really clever and innovative. Respect them
Its not that small actually. Asian people have a smaller body
Not being able to stretch your arms even when you are not tall is suffocating
Somehow Japan has a feel at home in everything they build. The streets, the people, the villages, even the apartments. I just love this country so much. It's perfect for independent living and enjoying life, especially for those who love the minimalistic lifestyle!
"This is my closet, I don't know if I should show you..."
*he opens the door straight away* 2:28
He wanted to see the bodies
@@kiisseli1337 *the dildos
I thought exactly the same. Maybe he wanted to see her panties.
omg i havent noticed ahahahah
😂😂😂👌
Can you imagine the camera man moving around the house to film their faces? After every question the camera man would go like "oh, just a sec, lemme just squeeze over here so I can capture you people" lol
Brunoki22 ー
I was so expecting to skip through most of this to just see what it looked like, but stayed because that girl seems like the coolest most friendly person ever! I found everything so funny and interesting, the dudes pretty cool too! I hope he asked her out 😉😎.
Her name is Emma (Tokidoki Traveler), and she has a boyfriend. 😅
Pretty sure his wife (or gf) was the one filming. Also, he seems to have this demeanor toward nearly everyone he interviews.
me too!
Be happy for the small things right, then again she is super positive atleast when others would complain about it.
This the most cute prison cell ever!! I love it!
Hahah :)
😂😂🤣🤣
LOL
Lmaoooooo
There are nicer prisons than her flat
Really thought she was just gonna be like "yeah so you just pee in the sink"
But then where do u shit
@@ThePlatinumMatt in the sink
@@fugitive_ NAHHH
I swear there’s tiny and there’s too tiny and I think I’m at my limits
Hahaha ! I had the same thought
Most tiny apartments on youtube aren't really apartments as they do not have their own kitchen and bathroom. I think this IS the smallest real apartment I have seen. Great use of space and very livable.
I'm about to move into an 11m2 room in a shared apartment and was worrying about not having enough space :D Love what Emma has done with the space and her positive attitude towards things
She done nothing with it...its delivered with furniture
Wenn das so ist, warum bist du denn "Traurig"?! 😛
"yeah !"
"yeah..."
"yeah, yeah."
"yeah."
"...like..."
"...like..."
"...like..."
"...like..."
Yeah he definitely wants a piece of the puh
yeah
dat's lil uzi man
welcome to how we speak in australia lol
this was like watching a first date
it feels like the end of the first date when the guy gets invited into the girls apartment.
so.. did they smash?
haha had the same feeling
was thinking this
Exactly what I've been thinking all along. Looking very well together and so much sparkles in the eyes.
If she said she got rid of the sink and brushes her teeth in the toilet to save space, his reaction would be to say "That's so cool !"
Stinky Puppie 😂😂😂😂 on point
so tru!!
thanks for the comment, I just laughed so hard ;D
Go one better; keep the sink and poop down it too!
Stinky Puppie Hippies think alike...
Now this is a tiny house!
Love the girl's attitude and bubbly personality💕
Imagine cleaning this place. That would be quick.
would be quicker when you have no where to live
I actually think it would be really frustrating not having room to put things while you're trying to clean
Founding a single dirty fork UGHH ITS SO MESSY
I would die of a million anxiety attacks a day
winy ass bitch
Hate to state the obvious, but you can only die once! Thankfully you didn't use the term "literally." 😃
same here, hello claustrophobia
@ Stef Cloban.....Oh my goodness, you are sooooo right. Claustrophobia, panic attacks, anxiety attacks - did I leave anything out. And she said she was wanting to have dinner parties.
Kudos for her, not me.
I agree. Claustrophobia.
And she's just moved again to a beautiful big spot in Tokyo!! I love Emma so much 😊
Imagine her family unexpectedly coming in for Christmas
This would never happen
One one family member in the the apt at a time
They would sleep standing up!
They sleep on the floor.
Big italian family lol.