Unique things about Japanese apartments: our experience |Austin and Arthur in Japan

[@Jessica-rt6hj]

北海道の家は断熱材も入っているし、セントラルヒーティングだし、二重窓です。冬の室内はポカポカで、1年間のアイスクリームの消費量は日本一です。初めて本州の家に来たとき、寒さに耐えられませんでした😂

[@tomonobu2968]

Congratulations ❣️

[@newjobnewlife6603]

Oh you’re in Magome! I lived there for 5 years but moved to Musashikoganei - 4 stations west from Kichijoji - last year. My sons are very happy now since there’s Nogawa river here. Enjoy your new life!

[@chiaki-kq9nz]

found your channel just now, looking forward to watching the other videos :)

[@erim8299]

とても興味深く拝聴しました。ときに共感しつつ・笑。ヒアリングの練習にぴったりなので、こういう動画をこれからも期待してます

[@Elleigne345]

You guys should release podcast as well, or you should put the link of podcast in the video. It is a bit inconvenient to listen to on KZbin.

[@theaustinandarthurshow]

It’s on our channel page

[@Elleigne345]

@@theaustinandarthurshow Thank you so very much!!

[@Groundhoggie_]

I miss the central heating. I know it is good. My father rebuilt our house. He was excited for the floor heating. (underfloor heating) However, it maybe good, but Central Heating can worm all rooms and hallway. So, I checked Central Heating in Japan in website. You know walls of Japanese houses are very thin. The wall can't hold the room temperature. That means Central heating doesn't work. But, my father built thicker wall to keep the room temperature. So, I explained everything and recommended the central heating. He denied my idea. He wanted the floor heating. Darn! I still want Central Heating. sigh