Monday, June 6, 2011

Mini-me Tokyo Apartment Living

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This flickr user reminds us that just because you have a mini-me sized Tokyo apartment, doesn't mean you can't make it cute!

It's a little shameful to admit that my bedside table is a packing box from a year ago when I first moved to Tokyo.

Love Sandwich
xoxo

26 comments:

  1. How totally gorgeous.
    It's always inspiring to see what people can do with so little room and wall space. Love that she moves her things around to keep it fresh!

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  2. love to see more pics of small japanese living spaces!

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  3. OMG this is so cute. And a totally creative way of living.

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  4. I love saya, and miss south east asia so much! wonderful post/reminder of what is wonderful.

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  5. Dear ebony, I'm going to visit tokyo next week and am planning to visit Sengenjaya and Shimokitazawa! Problem is, I don't know how to get to Sengenjaya from Shimokita. Any train I can take? Please help! And thanks alot!

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  6. A cute little apartment that looks well organised and fun.

    Japan Australia

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  7. Love how people transform small spaces to make it their own!

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  8. It's okay, we moved in to our current house four years ago and my bedside table is still essentially a box of stuff.

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  9. I was thinking..hmmm those photos look familiar...then I realize that I read her blog too! What a small delightful blogging world we live in. Don't worry half of my apartment is still full of boxes too.

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  10. It's so cute & bright! And inspiring me to CLEAN!

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  11. these photos are great! i don't know how she keeps it so tiny. i lived in a shoebox sized apartment once and my stuff went haywire! thanks for sharing these lovely :)

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  12. I love the economical sense of small apartment, it's romantic in imagination.

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  13. i'm quite a fan of sayaka's flickr and blog!! if you haven't already reading her blog i think you'll love it! http://lifeintheslowline.blogspot.com/

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  14. Hello Kelly, Yes! It's inspired me to put more effort into my apartment. I need some more plants I think :)

    Hello Mei, Thanks for your comment :)

    Hello Joy, isn't it just!

    Hello Katie Merchant, Thanks for your note :)

    Hello Syl, You can take the number 61 bus from Sangengaya to Shimokitazawa.

    Hello again Japan Australia! Thanks for your comment :)

    Hello Melissa, Her place is so cute isn't it!

    Hello Anonymous, oh yes, I should mention the box is filled with thesis notes. yawn! No wonder it's still not unpacked!

    Hello Lavender Playground, her blog is lovely isn't it!

    Hello Penny, oh yes - clean - I should do that too! sigh! ;)

    Hello Cara, Let's just hope she jammed all her real life junk out of frame for the photo shoot!

    Hello Thuraya Lynn, it's lovely and very Tokyo!

    Hello See Hear Say, her blog is so nice isn't it! ;)

    Love Love
    Hello Sandwich
    xoxo

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  15. definitely LOVE these photos! i am moving into a small apartment with my sister later this summer & these are great inspiration photos!

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  16. i love this...i love cute, lightfull and calm interiors...

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  17. I love those pictures! this appartement sounds great

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  18. Sayaka-chan always has the cutest photos!!!
    shes so sweet :-3

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  19. Thank you for sharing the pictures! They are absolutely adorable! ^^ I wish I could make my room this cute.

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  20. I love this!
    I love the wood floors and white walls..
    xx
    http://lelustlist.blogspot.com/

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  21. beautiful,, i love this,, very inspiring and another reason to want to visit tokyO!!! x

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  22. Lovely! The details are what really makes a home.

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  23. Sometimes I wish I could get rid of all my stuff and start over in a small, spare space like this. Having a baby makes it a little harder, though.

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  24. Interesting how you make your Tokyo Apartment so creative! I find the limited space so difficult that my room ends up so cluttered.

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  25. Hi Ebony!
    First: I love your blog!
    Second: Thanks for sharing these pictures! I'm in love with Saya now!

    Warm greetings from Berlin,
    Alex

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