Many city dwellers with a green thumb struggle to find a place to grow plants. There isn’t much space in tiny studio apartments. Furthermore, if you’re surrounded by tall buildings, natural light can be hard to come by. It can be challenging, but just because you’re living in a dense, crowded city, doesn’t mean you have to give up on gardening. In Japan, most apartments have a balcony. Although …

If you’re moving to a Japanese city, chances are you’ll be living in a pretty small apartment. Many people who live in tiny places often struggle to keep their belongings organized. It’s hard to fit everything you own into a tiny apartment in the first place, and once you’re moved in, you might find yourself overwhelmed with clutter. Don’t give up and resign yourself to living in a messy …

Starting to feel lonely in your new apartment? You might want to consider getting a pet. They can provide companionship and have beneficial effects on your physical and mental health. Finding the perfect furry or feathered friend is a source of immense joy. That being said, you should do some research before running to the pet store. Some animal companions are not suitable for apartment life. Getting the wrong …

Various things in a Japanese apartment will be different from the rest of the world. Check out our article on Japanese sinks. Living in Japan comes with a learning curve as multiple facets of your general day-to-day living will need to be adjusted. There are many things about your living area that will need to be addressed, from your wall sockets down to your kitchen. One household item that …