Milyen változások zajlanak Japánban? Milyen okai vannak a változásnak? Milyen előnyeit tapasztalja Shin Noguchi új lakásának és a lakás elhelyezkedésének? Miért népszerűek az említett lakások egy ingatlanfejlesztő szerint? Mivel tette vonzóvá a lakásajánlatait az ingatlanfejlesztő a fiatalok körében? Milyen okát említi a lakások népszerűségének egy kutató? Apartments without a bathtub or shower, reminiscent of those common in Japan from the 1950s to the ’70s, are becoming popular again with young renters as public baths, gyms and other facilities where people can shower and bathe become more common. During Japan’s postwar economic boom, as gas service became more widely available, the number of properties without baths declined and they are now a rarity. But these days, more people in their 20s and 30s are opting for a living space without a bath. In addition to lower rent, this trend is in keeping with the minimalist lifestyle of many young people. The appeal of no-bath apartments goes beyond lower rent: They fit well with the on-the-go lifestyles of many young people who prefer not owning things and are instead eager for social interaction. Shin Noguchi, 27, who works for an architectural design company in Tokyo, moved into a 40-year-old property without a […]
