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Forum - View topicNEWS: Construction Company's Short Anime Promotes Home Insulation
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walw6pK4Alo
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You'd think the environmentally friendly thing to do in Japan would be having domiciles that are meant to last more than 25 years. I just don't understand that practice, just build a good house that doesn't need to be replaced, but I guess owners always want new homes, which is funny when buying aged and classic homes in America and Canada is valued. I guess there's just no appreciation in value for the actual structure.
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enurtsol
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Japanese homes are notorious for lack of insulation; ergo the kotatsu being the central piece of home life.
They also tend to throw out not-too-old, perfectly-good-working appliances just because the next shiny new version comes out. (S'why J-homes almost seemingly have all the latest appliances.) You could literally stock your house by picking up these thrown-away appliances and never have to pay for appliances ever again. 
(Unfortunately, those ended up over-filling their landfills instead, so incinerators become the most used destination.) |
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v1cious
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More and more I'm reminded of that chapter from "Even a Monkey Can Draw Manga" about how you can make an anime/manga for anything (funeral home, train schedule, etc...)
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KabaKabaFruit
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Japan has Belle-Chan for insulation. What do we have? The Pink Panther.
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kanechin
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that's a good thing, who needs moe when you have the Pink Panther. |
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