Tokya,
the Japanese capital is one of the most
crowded cities in the world, and to cash in on the chronic housing
problem, landlords have developed what are known as 'geki-sema' or share
houses.
People are paying up to £400-a-month to live in the tiny 'coffin' apartments.They are little more than cupboards, tiny cubicles stacked on
top of each other with just enough room for one person and a few of their possessions
Note
The photo's of the apartments in the Tokyo’s Shibuya district come from a recent Japanese news program showed
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