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Japanese dorm review

Japanese dorm review

Hi. We'd like to come to the Japanese dorm review today.

This is a room we live in alone. It's a college tower.

The rent of the room falls 13,000 yen per month (~ 2,666 baht), which is very cheap. There is an en-suite bathroom. Each floor has a communal cooking room, which is very good. There is a laundry room on every floor where they collect the communal fee. We can wash our clothes.

From the tower to the college, about 750 meters apart, can walk (but the legs are secretly tired because the tower is on the hill).

The tower is very quiet. Very calm.

5/9 Edited to

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