Life in Tokyo is packed, the trains are full,
the shops are full, you have to wait in line from time to time just to go to a
restaurant.
And the living spaces are smaller than we
are used to have.
It is one of the biggest issues that foreigners
face.
I also
faced this dilemma I thought that my place, when I had before moving
to Japan. was so small. I was deadly wrong . Now I have accustomed to my place in Tokyo, benefited
every single square feet I have had, and
never wasted any space. My first wave of
change started with not wasting any space. And even if, the places are so small, they are functional and always with deep closets that
can serve much more than a closet . I even thought that some of them can be a small baby section
in main room. It is that big.
Then comes the second wave…The part that I questioned what I need, what I have , and what I want. ….
And also used KonMAri method …
It was a life changing wave. Right now, I live
in a smaller space, again there is a good multipurpose closet. And I think the space is well designed
and sufficient. And, to be honest, I
think it is enough. I have all I need, it is not stufffed.
These experiences that I have in Japan made me
understand the value of space and the right use of space.
I am now in the third wave to make my space
more zen and peaceful. I feel like this style became part of me.
Cheers,
Ece
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