Typical Japanese Apartment Tour 🇯🇵 | How People Really Live

What is it really like to live alone in Tokyo on a low budget? Actually, the friend who appeared in today’s video also recently started a YouTube channel! He enjoys quiet izakaya nights at home, cooking and relaxing by himself. If that sounds like your kind of vibe, check out his channel from the link below. 🍶👇 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLNsRePyT_kDabr6cPVtAiw In this video, I visit my 24-year-old friend’s apartment near Kakio Station and take you inside his surprisingly affordable home. His rent is only ¥33,000 (about $200) per month — even though he’s living in the Tokyo area. The apartment is around 40 years old, but it has everything he needs for everyday life. We take a look at his kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, storage, balcony, and even some of the little problems that come with living in an older Japanese apartment. After the apartment tour, we grab some food from FamilyMart and talk about his monthly living expenses, including rent, utilities, phone bills, daily necessities, and the cost of owning a car. He also works three jobs, so we talk about why he chose such a cheap apartment and how he manages his money while working so much. If you’re curious about real life in Japan, cheap apartments in Tokyo, Japanese rent prices, living alone, or the cost of living in Japan, I hope this video gives you a more realistic look. 📍 Tokyo, Japan 🏠 Rent: ¥33,000 / month 👤 Age: 24 💼 Three jobs 🚆 About 40 minutes to Shinjuku Subscribe for more videos about everyday life in Japan 🇯🇵 📸 I just launched the official Instagram for my YouTube channel! 🇯🇵 I’ll be sharing reels, behind-the-scenes moments, and updates about the Daichi channel. Follow me here: https://www.instagram.com/daichiinjapan TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@daichiinjapan 📩 Business Inquiries For business inquiries, collaborations, or media requests, please contact: contact.inquiry.jp@gmail.com Voice Notice: The narration in this video is generated using AI trained on my own voice and translated into English. I use this method to make my videos easier to understand and more enjoyable for viewers around the world while still keeping the sound and personality of my original voice. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. #lifeinjapan #apartmenttour #livingalone #apartment #japanvlog #sololeveling