House Sharing
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House sharing is spreading for Japanese young men.
Not only students but also company employees seem to adopt this style.
Mostly there are some small individual rooms, common WC, bathroom and one big living room.
I think it's very exciting because many friends are together there
and they can help each other in the case of difficulties.
However if there are ten persons in a small room, it may be too exciting to live in.
I think it's almost nonsense as a room
but for early some days it can make the residents laugh very much.
Not only students but also company employees seem to adopt this style.
Mostly there are some small individual rooms, common WC, bathroom and one big living room.
I think it's very exciting because many friends are together there
and they can help each other in the case of difficulties.
However if there are ten persons in a small room, it may be too exciting to live in.
I think it's almost nonsense as a room
but for early some days it can make the residents laugh very much.
I think it's almost nonsense as a room it makes almost no sense to live in,
House sharing is spreading becoming popular for young Japanese men.
Not only just students but also company employees seem to be adopting this style.
Mostly Within the houses, there are some small individual rooms, common WC, bathroom and one big living room.
I think it's very exciting because many friends are together there can live together
and they can help each other out in the case of difficulties.
"They can help each other out." means "They can help each other if somebody has problems." It's a more common phrase. :)
However if there are ten persons people in a small room, it may be too exciting hectic to live in.
but for early some days at first it can make the residents laugh very much. (Or "At first it can be very enjoyable." :)
I live in a shared house and I love it! I only live with 5 other people so it is not too noisy. The rent is cheap and the location is good. Not all shared houses are good- I've heard some are dirty, too loud and old, but not mine. I would recommend shared living for anyone moving to Japan!
I hear that many landlords redecorate their old house or apartment for a shared house.