I love Japan. It’s pretty easy to love Japan – between the low crime rates, organic food options, and healthy standard of living, Japan is full of things to love. 1. The Reversible Destiny Lofts House in Mitaka (Tokyo, Japan) And, as much as I complained about my tiny apartment in Tokyo (I mean really, it was tiny), I do kind of like Japanese architecture. My fiancé’s younger sister (ironically only five days younger than me) is in school to be an architect; every time I visit his parents’ house, she has a new design up in her room (I have to sleep in her room since my fiancé and I can’t share a room in his house before marriage). The designs are pretty cool. And don’t even get me started on the colors. The longer I spent in Tokyo, the more pictures I took of Japanese buildings. I have some chic buildings, some traditional buildings, some ‘convenient’ buildings, and (my personal favorite), some COLORFUL buildings. This building, the Reversible Destiny Lofts in Mitaka is close to International Christian University, where I did one year abroad. I would pass this building every time I went to the store. It was [...]
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