Pastoral marketing of rooms

Many people feel choked, but others are excited about the tiny "snail" rooms in Japan.

More than a decade ago, in Japan, there appeared a building with a very unique architecture with small rooms like matches, attracting tourists from all over the world to experience. In a tiny "snail" room. However, over ten years of use, this building has been seriously degraded and become a place for the poor.

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"Snail" houses in Japan.

Many "snail" -like rooms like this only have an area of ​​about 2m 2 , the ceiling is very low, so the people living here can only sit or lie but cannot stand. Each room is small but fully equipped with necessary items for human life.

Because housing prices in Japan are very high, so many people have come to tiny rooms to rent accommodation. The room rate for 1 night is about 700 thousand dong, the cheapest in Japan. People who come to rent these rooms are mostly young people who don't have a stable job, always pursuing some distant ideal.

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Super small rental room.

The rooms here are filled all year round, moreover the rooms are very small but leave too much furniture so the hygiene problem is not guaranteed, there is always a bad smell.

In addition to long-term hiring, the rooms here are also rented for short term. These are small boxes of boxes that are adjoined, with curtains for tenants to have their own space. But most of the tenants here prefer to remove blinds to communicate with others. Moreover, they have to share the toilet together.

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The small room filled with furniture made many people feel frustrated.

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These super small rooms are very popular in Japan.

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People here will have to use shared toilets.