Welcome everyone Guys, so welcome to my $250 apartment in Kyoto.

歡迎大家 夥計們，那麼歡迎來到我在京都的250美元的公寓。

As you guys might know from my last video.

正如你們可能從我的上一個視頻中知道的那樣。

I have moved to Kyoto recently and yeah, in short this is the apartment that I got.

我最近搬到了京都，是的，簡而言之，這就是我得到的公寓。

So I'm gonna give you guys a quick walkthrough and I'm also going to explain why it's so cheap.

是以，我將給你們一個快速演練，我還將解釋為什麼它這麼便宜。

Okay, so there's a lot of interesting things here, but let me start at the view.

好的，所以這裡有很多有趣的東西，但讓我從視圖開始。

So yeah, that that was my balcony, I have to admit, I do have a pretty neat view from my window, that thing right there of course go straight into my air conditioning right here.

所以，是的，那是我的陽臺，我不得不承認，我的窗戶確實有一個相當整潔的視野，那東西就在那裡，當然直接進入我的空調就在這裡。

Which is this bad boy has definitely got me through a lot of really hot days here in September when I arrived it was still like maybe 35-40°. I'm not sure if those numbers are exact, but it was super hot and also super humid as you guys might know.

這個壞小子絕對讓我度過了很多非常炎熱的日子，在9月，當我到達這裡的時候，仍然像35-40°。我不確定這些數字是否準確，但正如你們可能知道的那樣，當時超級熱，也超級潮溼。

The japanese summer is hot.

日本的夏天很熱。

So it's not only super hot but it's also really, really humid because of the same.

是以，它不僅超級熱，而且還非常非常潮溼，因為同樣。

So it's safe to say that every single japanese home does have at least one if not multiple air conditioning units.

是以可以說，每一個日本家庭都至少有一個甚至多個空調設備。

Um But anyways, this is the rest of my room as you can see this is the first part of my room, you know my bed.

但無論如何，這是我房間的其餘部分，你可以看到這是我房間的第一部分，你知道我的床。

Uh then I have a, I have a little shelf over there, A lot of people were surprised by this, but coming to japan, I actually brought in my entire like computer.

呃，然後我有一個，我有一個小架子在那裡，很多人對此感到驚訝，但來到日本，我實際上帶來了我的整個電腦。

Uh sorry for the cable management, it's really the best I can do.

呃......對不起，這是我能做的最好的電纜管理了。

You know, I brought my entire PC.

你知道，我把我的整個電腦都帶來了。

Then I bought a really cheap monitor at a local store here in kyoto and yeah, it works perfectly.

然後我在京都的一家當地商店買了一個非常便宜的顯示器，是的，它工作得非常好。

I didn't even need a um, what's it called?

我甚至不需要一個嗯，叫什麼來著？

A transfer mater.

一個轉移的母校。

The main reason why I brought my entire Pc is because I do a lot of editing, you know, if you guys know I make videos and yeah, I also play games.

我帶來我的整個Pc的主要原因是我做了很多編輯，你知道，如果你們知道我做視頻，是的，我也玩遊戲。

So you know I mean and then you know what I've got above my desk is a map of Kyoto, a map of my college campus, my schedule.

所以你知道我的意思，然後你知道我的桌子上面有一張京都地圖，一張我的大學校園地圖，我的時間表。

And then this is like obviously dura poster, this is from monday to sunday and it's like sticky notes, right?

然後這就像明顯的杜拉拉海報，這是從週一到週日，就像貼紙，對嗎？

And I just basically stick in there.

而我基本上只是堅持在那裡。

Anything that I need to do or need to plan out.

任何我需要做的或需要計劃的事情。

So I don't forget it here.

所以我不會在這裡忘記它。

For example, edit the video and actually finish it and buy a new pen because yeah, obviously I think when you have your own place it's really important to put stuff on your wall, even if you don't really use it.

例如，編輯視頻，並真正完成它，買一支新筆，因為是的，顯然我認為當你有自己的地方時，把東西放在牆上真的很重要，即使你並不真正使用它。

Like for example, I don't really need that map of kyoto there.

比如說，我並不真的需要那裡的京都地圖。

But my landlord gave it to me and I was like, okay, let me put that on my wall just like, so just so I mean I still use google maps, Okay, don't get me wrong, but like blank walls are make it go crazy and up here above the bed, I've got a little shelf, you know with some, you know, pills, um some electronics, I don't know, books.

但我的房東把它給了我，我當時想，好吧，讓我把它放在我的牆上，就像，所以就這樣，我的意思是我仍然使用谷歌地圖，好吧，不要誤會我的意思，但像空白的牆壁是讓它變得瘋狂，在床的上方，我有一個小架子，你知道有一些，你知道，藥丸，嗯一些電子產品，我不知道，書。

This fuckingo anger had some masks and just like stuff that I don't have anywhere else to put.

這個該死的憤怒有一些面具和只是喜歡的東西，我沒有其他地方可以放。

It's a pretty good like it's a pretty long shelf, you know?

這是一個相當好的像它是一個相當長的架子，你知道嗎？

Then here the first sliding door actually is not a different room, it's just my closet.

那麼這裡的第一扇推拉門實際上不是一個不同的房間，只是我的衣櫃。

Yeah, I only have one uh sort of this thing, I'm not sure how it's called, but there's like nothing like I can't hang stuff.

是的，我只有一個呃這種東西，我不知道它是怎麼叫的，但好像沒有什麼我不能掛的東西。

Wait what?

等等什麼？

Okay, this is actually the first time I'm seeing this.

好吧，這實際上是我第一次看到這個。

Yeah, there's just not any other shelves where I could put stuff so nicely folded like this, it just fits here perfectly.

是的，只是沒有任何其他架子可以讓我把東西折得這麼漂亮，它在這裡非常合適。

And then another sliding door that reveals my kitchen, My humble little kitchen.

然後是另一扇推拉門，露出了我的廚房，我簡陋的小廚房。

Now, this is actually really cool.

現在，這實際上是非常酷的。

Well I've got a microwave, I've got a fridge, a freezer, I've got cabinets, you know, So plenty plenty of space for stuff.

我有一個微波爐，我有一個冰箱，一個冰櫃，我有櫥櫃，你知道，所以有足夠的空間放東西。

I've got a stove.

我有一個爐子。

Yeah, this is I needed to remind myself because this is not an induction stove.

是的，這是我需要提醒自己，因為這不是一個電磁爐。

This is actually gas, you know?

這實際上是氣體，你知道嗎？

So it's like, you know, it's like, you know, so I needed to put a sign here to like remind myself to turn off the gas every time I'm done using the stove because one time I forgot and it was open for like eight out 10 hours.

所以它就像，你知道，它就像，你知道，所以我需要在這裡放一個標誌，就像提醒自己每次用完爐子都要關閉煤氣，因為有一次我忘了，它就像開了10個小時的門。

But anyways.

但無論如何。

Yeah, I do have to remember to turn it up every time.

是的，我確實必須記得每次都把它調高。

But yeah, really cool kitchen, the pan and everything, the plates, the utensils were all all here so I didn't have to bring anything of my own.

但是，是的，廚房真的很酷，鍋和所有東西，盤子，餐具都在這裡，所以我不必自己帶任何東西。

Oh this is something I need to show you.

哦，這是我需要給你看的東西。

This is something I have in my kitchen almost at all times.

這是我的廚房裡幾乎一直都有的東西。

It is called choco choco.

它被稱為Choco Choco。

It is basically this like chocolate bread, like bread with chocolate chips in it.

它基本上是這樣的，像巧克力麵包，像麵包裡有巧克力碎片。

It's really good for breakfast.

這真的很適合做早餐。

So I have this in my kitchen almost always.

所以我的廚房裡幾乎一直有這個東西。

Then some pre made rice, you know what it is because I didn't buy a rice korean and then the last and some would say the most important room in my apartment is this little bathroom, Japanese bathrooms work in a way that it's literally all connected.

然後是一些預先做好的米飯，你知道它是什麼，因為我沒有買米的韓國人，然後最後一個，也有人說是我公寓裡最重要的房間是這個小浴室，日本浴室的工作方式是字面上都是相連的。

Like I don't know how to explain it but it's like a little pod, you know, the whole room is basically the shower.

我不知道如何解釋，但它就像一個小豆莢，你知道，整個房間基本上就是淋浴間。

So you've got this here, you know, it's all like there's a drain right there.

所以你在這裡得到了這個，你知道，這一切就像有一個排水口在那裡。

I don't know if you can get the feel of it through a video but basically it's like a pod, The ceiling is lower than the rest of the apartment.

我不知道你是否能通過視頻感受到它，但基本上它就像一個豆莢，天花板比公寓的其他部分低。

But yeah, nice little cozy shower, you know with the body soap, shampoo and conditioner all from 7 11.

但是，是的，不錯的舒適的小淋浴，你知道有沐浴露、洗髮水和護髮素，都是7 11的。

Very cool.

非常酷。

Actually most of the stuff that I buy is from 7 11.

事實上，我買的大部分東西都是來自7 11。

So here I've got the light and the fan as well and when I want to take a hot shower, I just turn it off right here, you know?

所以在這裡我也有燈和風扇，當我想洗個熱水澡時，我就在這裡把它關掉，你知道嗎？

Yeah, I usually just keep it at 30 38.

是的，我通常只是把它保持在30 38。

Oh yeah, this is something that I think I didn't explain.

哦，是的，這是我認為我沒有解釋的東西。

So in Japan there's a culture of a so called gang, can I think a lot of you guys probably already know this, but it's basically a like a step down where of course like you take off your shoes because walking in your shoes in your apartment is a big, big, big damage.

是以，在日本有一種所謂的幫派文化，我想你們很多人可能已經知道了，但它基本上是一個像臺階一樣的地方，當然像你脫掉你的鞋子，因為在你的公寓裡穿著你的鞋子走路是一個很大、很大、很大的傷害。

Okay, so that's something to definitely keep in mind.

好的，所以這一點一定要牢記在心。

There's also again, can at a law lot of like traditional japanese restaurants where you really have to take off your shoes before you enter.

還有，可以在法律上很多像傳統的日本餐館，你真的必須在進入之前脫掉鞋子。

So definitely keep that in mind if that's not something that's normal in your culture.

是以，如果這不是你的文化中的正常現象，一定要記住這一點。

Another thing that I wanted to show you guys is that okay?

另一件事，我想告訴你們的是，好嗎？

So this is my cabinet for expendables.

所以這是我的消耗品櫃。

But what I wanted to show you is that in Japan, every city or every prefecture let's say has their own garbage system.

但我想告訴你的是，在日本，每個城市或每個縣都有自己的垃圾處理系統。

So here in Kyoto, this is one of them that you have to use this one.

是以，在京都這裡，這是其中的一個，你必須使用這個。

You can use either for plastics, like plastic wrappers or plastic bags, whatever or you can use it for like all combined bottles, cans and glass bottles and you can't mix it.

你可以用於塑膠，如塑膠包裝紙或塑膠袋等，也可以用於像所有的組合瓶、罐頭和玻璃瓶，你不能混合使用。

You can't put plastic wrappers and plastic bottles together.

你不能把塑膠包裝紙和塑料瓶放在一起。

Okay, you have to separate it actually if you don't, they're probably not going to do anything because come on, but like, you should, everybody does it.

好吧，你必須把它分開，實際上，如果你不這樣做，他們可能不會做任何事情，因為來吧，但像，你應該，每個人都會這樣做。

And this one, this is the second type, which is not for plastic bottles or any any plastic or any cans or whatever, it's like for miscellaneous trash.

而這個，這是第二種類型，這不是針對塑料瓶或任何任何塑膠或任何罐子或其他東西，這就像針對雜項垃圾。

So basically like small pieces of paper or I don't know, banana peels or whatever, you just put it there.

所以基本上像小紙片或我不知道，香蕉皮或任何東西，你只是把它放在那裡。

So basically if you want to throw out trash here in kyoto or in Japan, you have to put in either one of those bags, you can buy them at any ca convenience store.

是以，基本上，如果你想在京都或日本這裡扔垃圾，你必須放在這些袋子中的任何一個，你可以在任何ca便利店買到。

So very convenient.

所以非常方便。

But yeah, the whole city uses it if you want to like put your trash in the like public, like huge container for it.

但是，是的，整個城市都在使用它，如果你想把你的垃圾放在像公共的，像巨大的容器裡。

It has to be in one of those bags.

它必須在這些袋子中的一個。

So yeah, that's something that we definitely don't have in europe.

所以是的，這是我們在歐洲絕對沒有的東西。

I feel like in europe everybody throws out trash in whatever plastic bag they have, you know, and nobody really questions it.

我覺得在歐洲，每個人都把垃圾裝在他們擁有的任何塑膠袋裡，你知道，沒有人真正質疑它。

So here here there's this really interesting system for it.

所以這裡這裡有這個非常有趣的系統。

Okay, so yeah, that's my apartment, it's pretty big.

好的，所以是的，這是我的公寓，它相當大。

Honestly, like for me, the amount of space I get is definitely sufficient.

老實說，就像對我來說，我得到的空間數量絕對是足夠的。

Now, the reason why I can get it for this price is because my landlord, he's like somehow, like acquainted with my university.

現在，我之所以能以這個價格買到它，是因為我的房東，他像是以某種方式，與我的大學相識。

So every year he actually rents his apartment almost exclusively to exchange students and study abroad students that are here for a short period of time, you know, from like one semester to two semesters.

是以，每年他的公寓幾乎都是租給交換生和在國外學習的學生，他們在這裡停留的時間很短，你知道，從一個學期到兩個學期。

So it's like, he's a really cool guy and I think he just does this because he seems like he's genuinely interested in like people from other cultures and other countries.

所以這就像，他是一個非常酷的人，我認為他這樣做只是因為他看起來對來自其他文化和其他國家的人有真正的興趣。

He likes to help out study abroad students so that, that's really cool.

他喜歡幫助出國留學的學生，所以這一點，真的很酷。

Anyways, this is going to be my base from now on while I'm here in Japan, if you guys have any ideas of how I can improve my apartment, let me know in the comments, let me know if you have any ideas, I'm definitely thinking of making this like a place where I can just freely make videos.

總之，從現在開始，當我在日本時，這將是我的基地，如果你們有任何想法，我可以改善我的公寓，請在評論中告訴我，如果你們有任何想法，請告訴我，我肯定會考慮把這裡變成一個我可以自由製作視頻的地方。

But also, if you have just like any questions about living in Japan and all that, just leave them in the comments and I'll be sure to answer as many of them as I can and you know, if I know the answer, I'll definitely try to and yeah, I think that's gonna be it for today for me.

但是，如果你有關於在日本生活的任何問題，請在評論中留言，我一定會盡可能多地回答，你知道，如果我知道答案，我一定會盡力回答，是的，我想今天就到這裡吧。

I'll see you guys next time.

下次再見吧。

Bye bye.

再見。