lundi 25 mars 2013

Claustrophobic Appartments

In central Tokyo, city living is so crowded that people are forced to live in rooms that are not much more than a big cabinet with a shelf.

Claustrophobic Coffin Apartments in the City
Typically, the share houses or “geki-sema” accommodate working professionals who spend most of their time away from home. These cramped quarters cost as much as $500 to rent per month and residents share a bathroom with other occupants. Most of these small spaces are primarily used for sleeping as they have no windows and fit only a few personal possessions.
Claustrophobic Coffin Apartments in the City
These accommodations are definitely not meant for the claustrophobic. There's a communal toilet and bath for the residents, who sleep in tiny coffin-like rooms.
Claustrophobic Coffin Apartments in the City
Tatami mats, traditionally used to measure room sizes, are about 1.6 square meters. Small rooms are either 4.5 or 6 tatami mats.
Claustrophobic Coffin Apartments in the City
Claustrophobic Coffin Apartments in the City
Claustrophobic Coffin Apartments in the City
Claustrophobic Coffin Apartments in the City
Claustrophobic Coffin Apartments in the City



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