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Posted on 2006-12-11 08:40:00 | by: Daimaou |
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Posted on Mon Dec 11, 04:48 by XSportSeeker, Student, Brazil
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On number 2 - Walls are normally thinner there for one simple reason: Earthquakes.
Houses are made with lighter materials to avoid people getting caved in or... squished because of thick concrete walls and stuff.
Didn't have the oportunity to stay at a regular japanese house, but there were no problems in the hotel, heat-wise. To tell the truth, it was a bit too hot, which was kinda complicated because of the thermal shock when we got out.
Anyways, I also learned that there are several old houses and constructions here and there, even in Tokyo. Might be a problem. But commercial buildings and stores generally have some strong heating... spent 20 days in Japan (end of winter) and felt cold only while walking outside. And that coming from someone that lives in a tropical, hot country...
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