Yokohamawikuri Y - ROOM Bandobashi 1

Later, it was discovered that the joints in his feet were inflamed. The cause is walking too much. Because it's super far away. I walked every day, partly because a certain smartphone app was fun.There are no convenience stores, family restaurants, or supermarkets near the apartment, so I can't stay indoors.It is impossible to stock up on food because the refrigerator is small.This is the third weekly apartment.I'm having trouble deciding between Isezaki Annex and Isezaki Annex. By the way, the price is cheaper here at Bandobashi 1.It's quite noisy here, so I don't recommend it for people with hyperacusis or those who can't sleep due to the sounds of ambulances.It's old-fashioned and the washing machine doesn't drain properly, so the balcony is soaking wet, and you can't even dry your sports towels in such a low place.I hang my dresses indoors, but there's a dryer outside the room, which costs 100 yen.The bath is large, but there's no washing area, and since I mix the hot and cold water myself, it's difficult to control the temperature, and it fills up quite quickly, so I have to check it often to make sure it doesn't overflow. Might be suitable for people who want to take a bath quickly?The toilet bowl was so dirty that it wouldn't flush unless I flushed it with a large tank, and the lever looked like it was about to break.The water taps in the bath and sink don't have levers, and it's a pain to turn them by hand every time.There's a shelf right above the sink that I feel like I'll hit my head on and it's difficult to wash the dishes. And there's no place to hang a towel.Refrigerator too low and small. And it was all wet inside. You can't reach the back unless you squat down to use it.The microwave and electric kettle are also in a low place.I tried to plug it into an outlet, but when I squatted down, it broke and I couldn't stand up for a while. It's a life-threatening situation. Not suitable for people with bad legs.The toilet also has a step and the bath is deep, so I had to barely get in and out.The bed is spacious. I don't think it will fall unless it's really bad.Closet shopboy. I just added a door to the type that hangs on the wall.There are no drawers on the desk.I can store a lot of luggage in what looks like a bay window, and there are three hangers in the room, so I don't generally use the closet.After all, it's difficult to stay overnight if you can't stand the noise, noises from other rooms, and people's voices.Isezaki 3 is very airtight, so it's pretty quiet. It's more expensive than here though.When you go out, there is a convenience store on the left that caters to Weekly Mansion customers.It was sold out because there was little stock.There is a vending machine outside the Weekly Mansion. It's cheap.If you don't want to have breakfast, you can have breakfast at the cafe on the first floor of the university hospital.It costs about 500 yen and comes with coffee or tea. Is it true that it starts at 7 o'clock?We don't do it on Saturdays, Sundays, or holidays.One day, when I came back from going out, I was surprised to find that the laundry room at the laundromat was crammed full of comforters.It's clearly over the appropriate amount line, and there's no one nearby, so why don't you dry your futon?

Rooms are small. Which is expected in japan

Later, it was discovered that the joints in his feet were inflamed. The cause is walking too much. Because it's super far away. I walked every day, partly because a certain smartphone app was fun.There are no convenience stores, family restaurants, or supermarkets near the apartment, so I can't stay indoors.It is impossible to stock up on food because the refrigerator is small.This is the third weekly apartment.I'm having trouble deciding between Isezaki Annex and Isezaki Annex. By the way, the price is cheaper here at Bandobashi 1.It's quite noisy here, so I don't recommend it for people with hyperacusis or those who can't sleep due to the sounds of ambulances.It's old-fashioned and the washing machine doesn't drain properly, so the balcony is soaking wet, and you can't even dry your sports towels in such a low place.I hang my dresses indoors, but there's a dryer outside the room, which costs 100 yen.The bath is large, but there's no washing area, and since I mix the hot and cold water myself, it's difficult to control the temperature, and it fills up quite quickly, so I have to check it often to make sure it doesn't overflow. Might be suitable for people who want to take a bath quickly?The toilet bowl was so dirty that it wouldn't flush unless I flushed it with a large tank, and the lever looked like it was about to break.The water taps in the bath and sink don't have levers, and it's a pain to turn them by hand every time.There's a shelf right above the sink that I feel like I'll hit my head on and it's difficult to wash the dishes. And there's no place to hang a towel.Refrigerator too low and small. And it was all wet inside. You can't reach the back unless you squat down to use it.The microwave and electric kettle are also in a low place.I tried to plug it into an outlet, but when I squatted down, it broke and I couldn't stand up for a while. It's a life-threatening situation. Not suitable for people with bad legs.The toilet also has a step and the bath is deep, so I had to barely get in and out.The bed is spacious. I don't think it will fall unless it's really bad.Closet shopboy. I just added a door to the type that hangs on the wall.There are no drawers on the desk.I can store a lot of luggage in what looks like a bay window, and there are three hangers in the room, so I don't generally use the closet.After all, it's difficult to stay overnight if you can't stand the noise, noises from other rooms, and people's voices.Isezaki 3 is very airtight, so it's pretty quiet. It's more expensive than here though.When you go out, there is a convenience store on the left that caters to Weekly Mansion customers.It was sold out because there was little stock.There is a vending machine outside the Weekly Mansion. It's cheap.If you don't want to have breakfast, you can have breakfast at the cafe on the first floor of the university hospital.It costs about 500 yen and comes with coffee or tea. Is it true that it starts at 7 o'clock?We don't do it on Saturdays, Sundays, or holidays.One day, when I came back from going out, I was surprised to find that the laundry room at the laundromat was crammed full of comforters.It's clearly over the appropriate amount line, and there's no one nearby, so why don't you dry your futon?