Anyway, here's the room as of this morning, aka before I bought more stuff and messed it up again.
My bed! It's quite big actually! Maybe a Japanese "full" size or so. The sheet I bought was the biggest I could find and luckily it was the right one. (But even though it said sheet "set" it was only the fitted sheet... lol). I like my fluffy pillow and pink pillowcase. It has roses on it. Hehe. Behind the bed is kind of an awkward space so I'm just storing my luggage and laundry back there.
This is my tiny little balcony! I guess it's for hanging clothes to dry or for smoking... It's hard to access though because the bed is only a few inches from the glass doors.
My living room area! A nice big window and a table with two chairs. But if you look out the window ...
There is a cemetery! It doesn't really bother me though; there are lots of cemetery's in Kyoto - there is even one on Ritsumeikan's campus.
In the hallway area there is the fridge and microwave, another window, and the closet. Also, this ghetto lamp which is hung from the window. Lol. I am hanging my laundry drying thingie there too.
Inside my closet... I'm still trying to figure out how to organize my clothes. Right now I have socks and tights/leggings in the basket and my other clothes hanging, but I need some racks or drawers to put pants, pajamas, etc...
The "kitchen"! There is a single gas burner and sink and that's pretty much it. No oven or toaster. I still need to get cooking stuff so I haven't used the burner at all yet. It's not fancy but it works. The hot water is on-demand from the water heater on the right.
The bathroom! There is not much wiggle room in here! There is a tiny little medicine cabinet and that space under the sink where the toilet paper is, but other than that there is no real storage room. The lighting also isn't great - it's pretty dark and yellowish. That's why I got the mirror for my table - which has great natural light from all the windows. Still, I'm happy to have my own private bathroom and shower. Overall I'm happy with the apartment itself as well as the convenience of the location. I'm starting to get it more decorated and organized. I really want it to be nice (and clean...) because this will be my home for a year!
But right now, I need to study for my Japanese placement test! Ahh! Tomorrow is the first day of orientation, so I'll be pretty busy from now on! I'm Nervous and excited about meeting new people and starting classes. I'll be happy to have the placement test over with very soon.Later then!
wait till i show u mine. totally want you to visit T_T
ReplyDeleteMei chan!
DeleteDo you have a blog too? I want to see your heya!
Hehe! Looking forward to it!
ReplyDeleteYour room looks great! I would just stay home all day if I had that much space in Korea. Obviously, I didn't. In Korea, we dont' use oven/microwave that often..well, might use microwave a little more because of fastfood fad. That's why when I came here, I used oven as my storage for teabags, spices etc. The landlady was shocked when she opened my oven to check :D
ReplyDeleteLoving your room! Put more photos up when it's more presentable (although it already was) :P Oh, and DO WELL ON YOUR TEST! GANBARE!