689 Sq Ft. Minimalist Town House in Japan

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This is a 689 sq. ft. minimalist town house in Osaka, Japan.

The ground floor has open storage space, a bedroom and bathroom. The second floor has a kitchen with desk space, a dining area, and a living room.

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689 Sq Ft. Minimalist Town House in Japan

689 Sq Ft. Minimalist Town House

Images © Yoshiro Masuda


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Images © Yoshiro Masuda

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5 comments

    1. I was wondering if that was a collection or if they actually use those shoes. I love this place. It’s like a little hideaway in the city. You’d never know from the exterior what lies within. I’d never get away with it with my pets and rural living, but I love the white floors, too.

  1. Love the open floorplan, and the cooking and living in the upper/warmer part of house is great. Most of my family enjoys it cooler for sleeping, so having the bed on the cooler lower level is smart.

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