My Addiction To Watching Korean and Japanese Apartment Tours

Has more to do with a YouTuber’s charm than the place itself

It all began with anime.

Then somehow spiraled down to wanting to understand the language.

They invite us into their apartments so we can see their small seasonings cabinet and pretty rice cookers and their slender “wet” room.

More importantly, they want to give us a taste of reality. Showing us that life is great over there, but you have to make do with some un-Westernized fixtures(which, by the way, Westernized does not always mean good).

I now know what key money is and the space to place your shoes is called the “genkan”(pronounced, “GEEN-KHAN”)

Pretty soon, I would lie back and just watch the apartment tours. I know I’ve watched between 30–50 videos in a short span of time and I know some who have watched more.

I can’t help it.

This is also why I purposely avoided getting into too many Korean Dramas because I hear the addiction is real there too.

However, as cute as some of these Korean apartments are. I only watch the videos because of the YouTuber’s personality and not so much the place.

I hate to say this, but as much as I love the orderliness of a Korean or Japanese-style apartment, I am used to having an oven.

On a brighter note, having just a rice cooker and a stovetop to cook lighter meals, may help with my dieting goals.

I tip my hat off to these vibrant, positive YouTubers.

I am content with whatever, but if I were to actually live in a place where there is no partition for the toilet and tub, I’d be upset.

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