Get ready with me in my tiny Japanese apartment!

[@terebiomimasu]

Interesting. I just watched a 12 minute video about a person making breakfast--and it's not like it was a recipe video or anything--yet I thoroughly enjoyed it. You seem to have a very positive, outgoing personality that's quite soothing. Looking forward to more videos!

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Hahaha i'm glad you made it through the whole video! It is an interesting concept, watching people live their lives, but while I film i think of it just like chatting to a friend while I make breakfast, so maybe it's just nice to have someone talking to you about their life while you chill? I dunno I love these kinds of videos and I'm trying to figure out why! So interesting hahaha, and thanks! You're so sweet, I look forward to making more videos :)

[@lorrainekauhenga6558]

Thats what it felt like watching this video...like i was sitting right there on your ladder lol and thanks for the simple meals :)

[@mayqpat]

Hi Emma, you might not realise this but you have saved me several times back 6 years ago. I remember discovering your channel as i wanted to learn about Japan and visit. I was going through my worst depression phase at that time and wanted to give up. But part of the reason for being and not giving up was watching your videos mainly kitchen chats, its just you, food and the way you conveyed your chats with honesty. I still dont know what it is. But watching kitchen chats made me have a purpose and also get back to my passion into cooking. Im so happy now. But when i do get sad or depressed sometimes, I rewatch your videos just to pick me up. Thank you. I have been following you for a long time, and I am so happy to have a creator like you on KZbin. Hope you have a lovely day!

[@briangaron7609]

its like you're cooking a meal in an airplane bathroom!

[@callmewaves1160]

Brian Garon lol ikr? I am glad she got a bigger apartment !

[@ronin_9]

I love watching Emma's old videos

[@eaglenoimoto]

A masterpiece of British cooking... Flavoured with... Salt!

[@fiancefreedomjourney]

She's Aussie tho

[@mariacakulova9201]

+Who you calling pinhead ? And British.

[@bethhoskins9508]

+Who you calling pinhead ? Her parents are British

[@Shmoogly-Boogly]

There's a Latin flavoring called "Bile"

[@xelykoyax2997]

pavotrouge 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@priyankasharma2544]

shez got this clumsy-innocent-childish yet sophisticated vibe. i feel so calm n cheery after watchin this. thank you

[@vanilla_macaron]

You have such a positive view on things and your personality is super super cute hehe. Your so cute with your little plants and everything!! Surprisingly really enjoyed this video lol

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Yay! Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it ^^ you're so sweet!

[@alphaomega2879]

Very interesting video, tho its small but seems cozy to me, I like it !👍👍👍

[@MrYamiali]

Samanjj

[@madisonmagill9335]

Right! She's so real in a world full of fakes! I love her, so cute

[@forestspirit19]

I love your positive attitude! I look forward to watching more of your videos.

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Thanks so much for watching! Love a bit of positivity ^^

[@wardinahbahati]

Love watching your video. It has a calming tone. And the tiny apartment actually makes me see how you really prioritise what's the most imprtant objects and things that make u happy.

[@SonshineLady7]

Same here - I adore small apartments and what this woman can do in that tiny space is amazing!

[@ericd3754]

This woman is a unicorn, I would treasure her forever

[@justinapolonio1032]

That's the best way to have breakfast in my opinion. It should always be the biggest meal of the day complete with lots of carbs, veggies, protein, fruit, and whatever filling drink you like.

[@williamgregory2687]

That's your morning routine?! I think getting myself a bowl of cereal is a hassle lol

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Hahaha this is a relaxed kind of day! But I always try to have a big enough breakfast to fill me, and for some reason i'm always hungry in Japan so I need lots of food in the morning :P

[@Yogirliej4dee]

Tokidoki Traveller wow that is a lot of work for a breakfast! 😅

[@jilllangman9343]

I think we just saw the entire morning routine. Open the door, do exercises, get brekky. Perfect.

[@zyr786]

It's so nice to see that you make the most of what you have and that you're grateful for it!

[@catherineyang659]

just a tip for cutting the lotus root: first cut it length wise so it can lay flat on the board and not wobble, then chop them into half medallions

[@RikoScouse]

I just found your channel and I immediately fell in love with it!! It is so interesting annd has such a nice, lovely and qualming vibe to it!! I'm going to binge watch all of your other videos now then .... :-)

[@TheDesireeFox]

haha! that's what I've been doing all night!. I just found her too, at about 730pm and it's 5am now!!! Gosh! time has flown by!! but I've also been asking questions the whole time!! LOL!!!

[@RikoScouse]

good to know I'm not the only one! xD

[@taratenborg1]

I'm with you girls! lol

[@ramsoncole481]

Right there with ya!

[@lovekimaura8878]

I just said that on one of her other videos.. here I am continuing to binge LOL!

[@plfernandes88]

I miss her old videos so much :( they were so cozy 🥹

[@beckiejbrown]

I really liked this! Never seen anyone mix chia seeds and coco like that before so I'll have to try that!

[@thisismelissaaaa]

Long time subscriber and this randomly was recommended! Can we appreciate going from 200 yen apple shock to recent TC video with the watermelon soda?? Leveled up and so here for it!!!! Emma has arrived.

[@DetBareMikkel]

This was legit one of the most enjoyable videos I've seen. Period. And youtube stats tell me I watch about 4 hours of youtube each day. I'm gonna check out your other stuff, and if I enjoy it even half as much as this, you've got a new sub and viewer.

[@irenechum2457]

Ive seen this video so many times over the years Love watching you cook!! Hehe

[@elaineblack4574]

I'm binge watching all of your videos, love your positive attitude! Your ability to problem solve will definitely stand to you. I'm amazed at how you are able to create such lovely meals in such a small space! Also, I've been inspired to go buy some nice plants :)

[@RusinMM]

Please do more get ready with me, or cooking in your tiny apartment ^^ this is really relaxing and you always make my day with so much positive energy!

[@wdbreezy]

Could you put a hinged fold down table/board on the wall for food prep and eating?

[@TopAnimeLoverEver]

I am well aware this is 6 years old, but I have not seen every single video from you, and as this came across my page, I clicked. And I just have to say- those shorts are PRECIOUS, so dang cute. I need a pair asap. Looking at quiet Emma in her tiny apartment 6 years ago, to where she is now, just thriving, louder (in a good way), and in a nice big space with sun that she likes, still growing her plants, just really awesome to see the growth.

[@jessXjessful]

This is my second time watching this video you should make more like this I think it's fantastic AF

[@GarouLady]

With fruits and veggies you should eat seasonally, If its in winter time of course fruits and apples are going to be expensive. Just check around with local growers or stores and see what's avaible. Also a folding lap table would be nice for putting stuff down on the ground and give you a nice mini table and when not in use, it lays against the wall without taking a lot of space up.

[@x3needxx]

i think the reason people peel carrots is because of the chemical from farming or something like that

[@ketchup9084]

True

[@AwesomeSofus]

carrots grow in the ground so theyre very dirty when you pluck them. people like to peel them to make sure theyre not eating the soil. simple as that

[@lisettelachat1870]

+Tone Vistung i like eating soil, it contains B12 better than being filtered through secretions or corpses 😊

[@AwesomeSofus]

+Lis Berryka because soil is only made of rotten corpses, feces and bacteria, yum! 😊

[@lisettelachat1870]

***** hmmm ... ok the soil I'm talking about is a different soil to the shit your talking about actually. .. educate yourself

[@ThelouwseFD]

I've watched this video so many times I don't know why it makes me so happy

[@Courtato]

I watch this video when I feel like my life isn't going great, and seeing a bit of this lovely piece of sunshine cheers me right up! Thank you so much for sharing your cool life!!!

[@paettea]

Your old videos are gorgeous!😌

[@fromgermanytokorea]

Oh such a cute apartment! Even though it's small i'm sure you'll remember your tiny little apartment in japan forever! :)

[@TokidokiTraveller]

yup! Maybe one day when I have a big house, I'm sure i will sometimes miss my tiny apartment :')

[@mathilderussell6386]

@@TokidokiTraveller and now you have your lovely new apartment! I feel like you have lived in enough apartments/areas that you could do a video reviewing each area you’ve lived or some kind of retrospective. Honestly though, it’s so lovely going back to your older videos of little Emma and knowing where big Emma ends up!

[@lorrainekauhenga6558]

love how you turn situations into positives :) you're funny

[@strictlyjoking]

i love your videos and your teeny tiny apartment!! you do so much with so little space

[@arceus54321]

i really enjoyed this video emma. im moving to japan soon so am rewatching some of your older videos when you first moved to japan. it's a good taste of what i might expect. i really like the chill, relaxing vibe

[@chantaldes]

never thought about eating veggies in the morning ! I live in Quebec, Canada and the only veggie im used to in the morning is roasted potatoes :)

[@imisstheoldearth7640]

chantaldes oh wow, I live in western Canada and always have roasted asparagus or broccoli or sautéed kale with mushrooms and onions to go along with my scrambled eggs every morning. Although, everyone I know finds this weird lol

[@Kizzmycntryazz]

I don't know if you know but America we have drive up diners 50 Style where there come up and clip a tray on your car window and your food goes on it maybe you could get one of those and clip it to your staircase will give you lots of more shelving room while you cook

[@Annonymousee]

I envy your positive attitude. So quirky and high spirited. I'm hooked to your videos because of your personality xD

[@lani5916]

Your videos help with my anxiety a lot, you have such a positive outlook on everything and it makes me happy to see that. Thank you x

[@ladyfightsoctopus8166]

You seem like such a warm person. A new subscriber. 😁😁 I nearly died at the unseasoned salmon

[@arrankambo3665]

Emma you deserve a medal for living like this. So happy you got yourself a bigger apartment

[@ShanellPetersonOfficial]

I love that you make such healthy meals even though you live in a tiny space!

[@Unifarts]

This just made my day. I cannot explain why, but I just really love it when you cook. You're so cheerful and it's infectious to watch.

[@lastbob2502]

Whatever you use to grab hot pan or a pot, let it be completely dry. Moisture conducts heat like crazy

[@kathysakellar3930]

Your cooking chat videos rock! Somehow they leave me inspired to get cooking in my kitchen. I could enjoy watching a new cooking chat almost everyday while I'm cooking.

[@beyzacanbek1170]

seeing expensive fruit makes me sad

[@TokidokiTraveller]

you and me both! :(

[@darsparx]

@@TokidokiTraveller same here....I love fruit especially getting fresh fruit and freezing it for smoothies(it tastes so much better than the bagged already frozen stuff) XD

[@shamimaa]

i just came across your videos right now and omg they're so uplifting! i don't know why but they’re so calming and your attitude is so positive - subscribed~

[@sashakilljoy]

kumamoto means hot c*nt in swahili xDDDDDDD it's funny how something innocent in one language can be something really rude in another! love your videos btw

[@TokidokiTraveller]

hoooo my god hahahaha thats crazy! I won't be able to visit kumamoto without thinking about that now :') hahaha thanks for watching!

[@alecbennett9631]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahhahahhahahahhaahhahahahhahahahaha

[@vicocardenas5771]

Nadia Killjoy XD

[@Kany619]

Realized the same thing when I was eating with a Filipino friend and she offered me food called “Puto”, which translates to man whore in Spanish 😅

[@pleaseenterusernamehere]

cat S like puta? lololol, puto (the bread thingy) is delish lol

[@YekoTradingLtd]

I like tiny appartment so you have to live wisely to pick what you really needed and also you have to use every single piece of your space smartly. Kind of fun to do so!

[@itsadamoc]

I watched your tour last night and now see you have two pull up bars. How about laying a sheet of plywood over the two and create some more storage space?

[@TheMusachioedBrony]

I was thinking she should ask the landlord if those can be removed, and then put some kind of very tall vertical unit that can act as a desk area and storage. I would then ditch that table and put in some deep comfy chair or small sofa. The vertical space is waaaayyyy underutilized in that apartment, and the table does absolutely nothing to help. Kirsten Dirksen did an amazing video of a writer living in a tiny apartment in New York-it is about 5 years old. This woman was also a professional organizer, and she had racks going up to the ceiling. Her bed was also in a loft. I was astounded how much she was able to fit and how organized it all was. For sure there are modular systems in Japan that would work that are not expensive. Then if/when she leaves she can sell it to someone else.

[@itsadamoc]

***** Damn.. I thought you were game. I'm mortified.

[@hsmarties]

I don't think those are pull up bars, they're more like stabilization bars for the walls when they have earthquakes.

[@samanthazhu1234]

Uh, I think those bars are for earthquakes.

[@prophetictimes1968]

I love the way you've miniaturised everything there. Tiny garden. Tiny plants and tiny watering can. That toaster oven looks like someone threw it off the balcony or something. Nice video . Good to see an Aussie going this.

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Yay glad you like it! I've always love miniature things so I'm happy to have the opportunity to live like this :) I'm sure one day I'll want something bigger but for now I'm happy! And yes I dunno what happened to the toaster oven :') so smashed hahaha! And Aussie represent!

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Yay glad you like it! I've always love miniature things so I'm happy to have the opportunity to live like this :) I'm sure one day I'll want something bigger but for now I'm happy! And yes I dunno what happened to the toaster oven :') so smashed hahaha! And Aussie represent!

[@prophetictimes1968]

I'm hoping to get over there one day. Japan is in the top 3 places for me. Videos like this can be a big help for when that day comes. You may or may not want to know that Queensland won the origin series on Wednesday with one game still to play. How do you keep up with Aussie news there?. Just by internet I guess?.

[@TokidokiTraveller]

hahaha oh believe me all my friends on facebook let me know! :') go Queensland!

[@investigatingnewyork]

HI ! I MAKE RICE IN A POT. FOR EVERY CUP OF RICE YOU ADD TWO CUPS OF WATER.

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Yeah! I always used to make rice in a pot too! But now with one stove top it's a lot easier for me to get the easy microwaveable rice :)

[@shoulders-of-giants]

2 1/2 is better.

[@TheMusachioedBrony]

We also have microwave pre-cooked rice in packets here in the US. I used to buy them, and even though they were pretty cheap, after I got married and had children I felt I should economize. Now I cook a big pot at the beginning of the week, put it in a bowl in the refrigerator, and just warm up portions as needed. It works out just fine. To make you feel better, I also only have one burner on my cooktop right now!

[@maeveurquhart4032]

You also put a few drops of olive oil on it and it's delicious

[@sebastianlugo5781]

It very much depends on the type of rice too. That works fine for long grain rice, but I eat short grain most of the time and you only need 1 1/4 cups of water per cup.

[@kritikamer9161]

Hi! I found your channel in 2016, I was living in Japan then and was a complete mess, but your videos made daily life so much better. It's 2019 and now I'm back in Japan and automatically, like a reflex, go to your videos to find comfort. Just wanted to say a huge thank you 💜 Lots of love🌻💜✨

[@sienagonzales2552]

You are so pleasant to watch like you brighten my day😊😊☺️

[@nicdug]

This is my go to video on youtube for some reason. I just find it so relaxing

[@gemem1]

just one question how safe is the back door I don't see many locks and just a curtain are you safe with just a clear door.😐😐😣😣

[@Acer035]

omg you are such a lovely person, believe it or not, but I have some struggles with my life right now, but watching your one day and seeing you staying strong in your little home gave me strenght. I dont now how but it did. this must be the cutiest video on youtube. lots of love from Turkiye!

[@travellingcloud4652]

hi! nice video ☺! try buying veggies and fruits on Tuesdays. Most supermarkets have sale and also during closing time. If you frequently go to a specific supermarket and they have pointo kado ポイントカード, get one 😄!

[@TokidokiTraveller]

I'm so stressed about point cards hahaha :') they always ask 'have you got a point card' and i always say no, but i don't know how to say i want one and what the process is to get one ahhhhh hahaha, one day i will have the courage!

[@travellingcloud4652]

+Tokidoki Traveller try saying pointo kado hoshi desu. it means i want pointo kado 😄. i recommend to practice writing your name, address, and birthday in katakana. i think those are the basic info they ask. good luck ☺👍

[@XSemperIdem5]

Is Tuesday produce sale day everywhere? Haha

[@ameko3709]

I admire you for going through such a complicated process every day. Especially in that tiny little kitchen.

[@LoveFromDanica]

Addicted to your videos, you are so funny 😂

[@isabellaschropp3305]

I like the way she tries to use her space i love it i love her house even if its small she is a very smart person

[@loupis2347]

trypophobia was triggered with that potato.

[@lizo2278]

Same :'(

[@AnnieDuerre]

Oh yes, I hate it!

[@AD-mw5ju]

Wasn't a potato

[@EmiCat]

when i visited tokyo i had to close my eyes whenever i ate it :L it tastes so good its worth it

[@viani1396]

that is not potato, that is a flower root. i forget what is its name in english. but in bahasa its call bunga teratai. sorry for my bad english lol

[@sakshid9152]

I know you have shifted already but this little place is so lovely. I have been a regular viewer of your videos and they give me such a positive vibe.

[@yellow_maiden]

you cann cook rice in a pot then on the stove. that's how we cook rice at home everyday since we don't have a rice cooker. perhaps you can learn that.

[@filigree4103]

She only has one burner on the stove and it's being used for the veggies

[@lindseybsmith]

+filigree She could have done the rice & veggies together in the same pot.

[@Motherwaffle]

lindsey smith that wouldn't work because the rice would have to soak up the water in the pot leaving nothing to boil the vegetables

[@AJSchultz]

+Motherwaffle I cook my veggies in my rice *regularly*... never experienced problems with dry/too wet.

[@jaggae9]

She would need a cover for the pot to cook the vegetables on top of the rice.

[@elsklingen]

Love it whenever you go buy food at the market and then cook it 😍 you are Such a delight to see and have a nice soothing voice 💝✨

[@CharlieWonderland]

I would go crazy living like this!

[@Oliviasdr]

i like how positive and patient you are

[@mctube90]

That is your breakfast? And I thought a cereal bowl was a complete meal XD Also you can buy a small tray like the ones used to eat on the bed maybe that will help you with the stairs.

[@Morichai]

Try looking for a wee piece of wood (or a wooden chopping board) to go under the plastic chopping board - a little bigger or same size- then you can just take away the plastic board when youre finished and sit your bowls and such and hot things on the wood (at worst you'll discolour the wood if its reaaaaaalllly hot) so there's no more danger breakfasts on the stairs! you could get a wee stacking basket thing for the veg cupboard so you can store more of the cupboard goods in there and keep them neat and easy to access! A folding lap table would be perfect for the floor picnics in the morning too! If there's little storage baskets with the window suckers on you could arrange some things up on your door too! Its a very cute little place! I'd want to fill it with fairy lights and blankets haha!

[@TokidokiTraveller]

I've bee trying to find some baskets with suckers to put throughout my house but i've only found cheap bathroom looking ones! gonna keep looking, and i've got my eye on a hanging air plant in Loft but its 1800 yen but its soooo cool, would make my house feel like a forrest :') a stacking basket is a good idea too! still so many things i can do here :)

[@Kakibot]

Unnngh that breakfast looks amazeballs. I would never have the patience to make one for myself but I wouldn't say no if someone wanted to maybe make one for meee? .DD

[@milcooke439]

Very educational! Great to see your high spirit in such a small space but at least it's yours! Good luck x

[@Sheridan2011x]

Why not put things on the shelf above the sink?

[@atirx7317]

Kimmy Beyah in the fridge of course

[@ShakeyHorse7788]

Kimmy Beyah you know, I genuinely wondered about that when she did her apartment tour

[@BluJuiice]

The shelf above the sink is a drying rack for dishes.

[@Moonostalgic]

You cutting the lotus fruit and all the other little mishaps were so relatable hahaha. This video makes me excited to live in Japan, I love small spaces!

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Hahaha I am such a mess of a person sometimes :') but the world would be boring if we were all perfect! And yes get keen! Japan is so cool! i see so many people comment on my house saying it is so awful and they would be depressed and claustrophobic in it, but I am so happy there are other people out there who love small spaces! #smallspaceclub

[@lindseybsmith]

And I thought my kitchen was tiny! It's almost huge compared to yours! Please do be careful when cooking....I was so afraid you were going to burn yourself!

[@Mystical0v3]

I loved watching this video! It feels like hanging out with a friend. You seem so nice and kind! Oh, and I also love how you keep us updated on how your plants are doing! (Thanks to your videos I've become interested in air plants! )

[@Kakarot20007]

I'm always shocked by the price of fruit in japanese videos, the climate seems suited to growing many kinds, particularly in the south. Is there a reason for it costing so much? I always eat 3 portions of fruit per day but bananas, apples,pears, oranges, kiwi ect are relatively cheap here in Ireland. Only berries and melons or 'exotic' fruit (mangos) cost more.

[@emilyfishburn6701]

I have so much respect for the Japanese parents who put entire family sized breakfasts together on a morning. What a load of work!

[@MrJaxyagi]

Young lady, I think your kitchen knife needed a sharpening. It's safer if cutting is easy. (particularly in small space) And, when you cut a round item, cut diagonally so that the piece won't roll away. I admire you managing the expensive housing cost in Tokyo.. Good luck to your Tokyo living. I am enjoying to view your video.

[@NataliePowellAGreytLife]

I lived in Japan with my family of four in a 48 square metre apartment 14 years ago, and I thought that was small! I'm impressed with how you live in such a small space. Am loving your videos! なつかしい！

[@meggymoo1707]

You are so adorable! 😊 Love how positive and bubbly you are. Going to try that chia drink you made! I give you such credit to cook in such a tiny space. (⌒o⌒)

[@YozoraCutie]

Your videos are so awesome and relaxing in a way. I love them:)

[@halymsmith9407]

why are fruit prices in Japan so outrageously expensive?

[@halymsmith9407]

fruit not rent

[@bellrose2659]

Everything's expensive in Tokyo because it is a big city so they have to import food.

[@terse8633]

not sure if i'm super right, but usually japan is fucking tiny in terms of farmland/agriculture so they buy land and workers from other countries (eg. vietnam or wherever is cheap and profitable) grow crops there, and then have to bring it back to their country so prices are slightly higher. that said, their crops are organic and outrageously healthy (apparently yummier too). i'm guessing that the amount of effort put in, or quality of products are one of the few factors which make it so pricey. source: some of fam in vietnam work for them hahaha

[@osmansuleyman9823]

I think you got it right the first time; the rent on the store space is going to be high so everything they sell has to be marked up to cover it. Import costs will be a factor but not to the extent of having a $2 apple.

[@rozharris6834]

Fruit is expensive in Japan everywhere, not just Tokyo. But I find that other groceries, the price is comparable to or cheaper than Australia. I've asked some Japanese people and they thought lack of agricultural land, shipping costs or import costs. Fruit that's local or in season tends to be cheaper.

[@riyarokade3582]

I love her energy it's so positive

[@Aussiemumm]

Is the tap water in Japan ok to drink? Wow! Some of the fruit is so expensive! I just found your channel yesterday, I love your videos :)

[@CASpyder]

Yes it is. Water is generally safe to drink all over Japan; quite possibly the safest water to drink in Asia.

[@Aussiemumm]

oh cool, I was curious :) thanks :)

[@peanutthepoodle]

CASpyder even after the nuclear disaster?

[@CASpyder]

Yes, absolutely, as Fukashima and the north-east coast of Honshu is a small part of Japan. As in most places, the majority of drinking water originates from rain water. Water authorities are not using water from the Fukashima region for drinking water.

[@peanutthepoodle]

Fun fact: most rv's have a little piece that goes over the kitchen sink while not in use for food prep/counter space very much like your little cutting board invention. So it's a wonder why Japanese apartments don't have removable covers for the sink area to allow for a small counter as well. They are so handy.

[@hideinthehole]

yeah i hate it when im running low on almond milk..

[@gregoryvierra6114]

She's so creative and seems like an all around awesome person.

[@NorahViews]

You have rice and salmon for breakfast 😮?

[@virginiealohaa8163]

Ahah that's exactly what I thought, finally someone else noticed lol

[@doorin63]

I'm not sure but I think that might be a typical breakfast in Japan.

[@coiffureclips8148]

it is in fact a typical breakfast in japan to eat some sort of rice bowl usually consisting of multiple veggies and some kind of fish. tea is often drank with breakfast and miso soup as a side. very different from western/european breakfast ahaha

[@NorahViews]

Wow... no need for lunch then.

[@atirx7317]

Norah Shagir there are few cultures where they eat rice and fish first thing in the morning. When I went to Jamaica I saw that they ate ackee and saltfish with rice for breakfast. they also eat plantains for breakfast too.

[@lougee2716]

I’ll watch your videos a thousand times when I was in high school, you are living my teenage dream xD

[@alexkg1]

I can't imagine living in such a small space

Yeah. It should be at least big enough for yoga.

[@BrazucaON]

For rice is easy. Boil 2 cups of water and put 1 cup of rice (basmati, i.e.). When you do not hear the bubling of the water on the bottom of the pan, the rice is ready. Also you can use a spoon to see the bottom of the pan.

[@sabrinaguzman8337]

Omg you're like a female version Phil

[@friday9748]

ohmy! you're right ^-^ she's so sweet and nice and mega house plants I love it

[@Besiktas1903cArsi]

who`s phil

[@MisssDalal]

Besiktas1903cArsi amazingphil, a youtuber

[@mariamachado9877]

iwabi isabi we are everywhere

[@mrchocolatedeliciousness642]

iwabi isabi haha accurate

[@Minunat12]

I have been binge-watching your videos all afternoon, you are so awesome! I love your videos and you inspired me to make my own boiled vegetables for dinner!

[@Erin-ho8qu]

My bedroom bigger than her whole house and I still never bother to exercise at home. Or anywhere

[@Acid1981]

I absolutely love how resourceful you are. I stumbled upon a video of yours today, and now after watching a few more I decided to subscribe. Keep up the good work ^^

[@anam6330]

I should be studying but I love you 😪😪😪

[@sagankirk3229]

Thank you so much for this video! Living in a place with totally different foods than I'm used to makes it so hard to figure out what to cook, so this actually helped a lot. I love your videos!

[@mejd1988]

small tip! be more careful you are having raw meat next to fruits and so on!!

[@peanutthepoodle]

Mejd A omg yes!

[@FoxrosePettipaw]

This reminds me of my tiny apartment in the states that I'm currently living at. Cooking is such a struggle with a small kitchen but it's also really good to force you to use as few dishes as possible + messes are usually much more manageable! :D

[@redsquirrel6131]

that lotus root just made me sick to my stomach. I think if you hacked up and got rid of the holes, I'd be fine, but that crap sets off my trypophobia every freaking time.

[@grassy6101]

Same I was looking for someone else who got scared

[@RoberryColors]

me tooo ç_ç

[@Pookie1-q2w]

me too.. scary vegetable

[@mildauzkalnyte]

what is it like having trypophobia? I'll never know. lots of little holes look incredibly aesthetically pleasing to me. (not trying to be rude lol)

[@RoberryColors]

Milda Maria trypo gives me chills and urticaria! very bad feel

[@AnaPalomaB]

Your video is seriously awesome. I'm planning on moving to Japan next year so Thankyou for giving me an insight on how it feels to live over there.