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		<title>The Japanese live comfortably in tiny spaces. Could we?</title>
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<p>In the western world, 750 sq ft apartments can seem really small, even for just two people. The excerpt below is from an interesting <a href="https://home.worldcom.ch/negenter/410JapHouseTxE1.html">article</a> by Nold Egenter, a Swiss architectural anthropologist, on the cultural influences that allow the Japanese to live comfortably in what North Americans would consider small spaces.</p>
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