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In this video, I'm going to show you guys what's inside of a traditional modern Japanese house. So today,
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In this video, I'm going to show you guys what's inside of a traditional modern Japanese house. So today,
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I'm going to give you guys a sneak peek inside this Tokyo housing center to visit a model home by Hebel House, a popular home builder in Japan.
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The main entrance doesn't have your traditional door.
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It actually has a sliding door.
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Pretty dope!
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This home is a two-story traditional style Japanese house designed for a family living with a grandma.
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The first thing you notice when you enter is this tea room with a Japanese alcove, Tokonoma.
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So this is the tea room.
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The reason they have it right next to the entrance is
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because they designed it for the grandma so
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that she can have a tea party with her friends when they come over to chat.
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Isn't it cool that it has a built-in teapot heater?
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Grandma's living the life!
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And this is kind of a cool touch.
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It actually hides the air conditioning behind here and you have these like bamboo vents.
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And this is a living dining room.
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Washi wallpaper gives it a warm crafty look.
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And if you want to separate the dining section and the living section, check this out.
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And check out right behind me this special little place.
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It's called an Engawa.
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Japanese usually build a spot where there's a lot of sunlight so that people can just hang out all day
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This is the kitchen space What's different about them is that they have these little fish grills
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You pour water in here to prevent smoke and the fish oil from catching on fire
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Ingenious and IH stoves are becoming more popular in Japan and check out this extra storage
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My girlfriend's mom uses this space for Japanese pickles
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This is the pantry area as well as where they keep all the small appliances.
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So you have your microwave, your oven, and your rice cooker.
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Full beer.
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So in Japan, they don't really have large ovens.
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But what they do have are these microwave ovens which allows you to microwave.
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But also if you have little dishes, you can use this as an oven.
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Thing is, it won't fit a turkey inside.
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And what's really nice is this terrace where you can just watch the cherry blossoms with your family
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Or just have a lazy afternoon with a glass of sake
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Now this is one of my favorite appliances in all Japanese homes It's a washing machine
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and dryer built into one All you have to do is put your clothes in here
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and after three to four hours everything is clean and dry Why? So awesome!
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This is one of your traditional style bathtubs in Japan.
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It's made out of Hinoki Hinoki gives off this really cool
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wooden scent It's almost like you're at a luxury onsen spa
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But one of the best features about these tubs Is the electronics
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that are built into it Since Japanese take baths every day This automatically fills the bath
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And maintains the water at your preferred temperature and level Also, this micro-mist sauna option has become quite popular recently
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This is the AC control for the bath And you can even sit down
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This is the changing room The ryokan style ratan flooring is so dope Perfect for wet areas
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Oh wow this is cool And check out this tile, it's super old school You only see it in all grandma's
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houses This wouldn't be a Japanese toilet without the bidet And this is the washitsu or a.k.a grandma's room
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So this is grandma's room.
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What's pretty cool is that it's all tatami floor.
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This kotatsu in grandma's room is a Horigotatsu.
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If you look below, there's actually a hole here where you can set your feet
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So it's not just one flat tatami mat which makes sitting
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so much more comfortable And also it has one of these heating remotes.
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Usually in a regular kotatsu the heaters are underneath the table But here you actually have the heaters on the floor.
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It just makes the winter days so warm.
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And check that out right behind me to my right.
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Look how low the window is The reason it's low is because when you're sitting down here, you can enjoy the scenery outside from sitting here Let me
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show you something else right next to me is it's connected
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to the Engawa just right behind me What's really nice too is
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that the storage is higher so that grandma doesn't hurt back
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when she's trying to get stuff She can just put her foot on
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and her blankets all right here
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And of course it comes with this household Shinto altar and a traditional family Buddhist altar This is a model home.
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They have all of these switches here, but these switches are actually the floor heaters So all the wooden floors you see here are heated.
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It's a hallway, and it's so warm, and I love it Let's check out the second floor
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This is the second living room which leads to a shared balcony connected to the kids rooms.
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And look how big this balcony is.
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Yeah!
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So this is the master bedroom.
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It's got a working space and a walk-in closet.
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So that concludes the video.
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If you want to help me out, hit that like button.
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If you have any questions or comments or have any ideas for future videos, leave that in the comment section below.
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And like always, if you want to see more of my adventures in Tokyo or in Japan, hit that subscribe button and I'll see you guys in the next one.
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Vous vous entraînez en anglais avec "Tokyo Home | Inside Today's Modern Traditional Japanese House" en utilisant la technique du Shadowing.
Qu'est-ce que la technique du Shadowing ?
Le Shadowing est une technique d'apprentissage des langues fondée sur la science, développée à l'origine pour la formation des interprètes professionnels. Le principe est simple mais puissant : vous écoutez de l'anglais natif et le répétez immédiatement à voix haute — comme une ombre suivant le locuteur avec un décalage de 1 à 2 secondes. Les recherches montrent une amélioration significative de la précision de la prononciation, de l'intonation, du rythme, des liaisons, de la compréhension orale et de la fluidité.