I lost my moondrop kato's recently due to moving from city to city (or I haven't looked hard enough), They served me really well and the shape is pretty good for me. I was thinking of buying the Kadenz right now but wanted to ask for suggestions or advice for iems around the same price range so any help and recommendations would be appreciated 😉
I bought the Nitori Toreru a few months ago since on Nitori it claims to have good non stick coating, the pot is still doing well but the 26cm pan already has scratches that shows it's metal underneath so i'm looking for an affordable replacement since I don't want to spend much on a pan that won't last a year atleast. Any suggestions?
Realistically, How much should I spend on a chair that I'll sit on for atleast 2-5 hours daily. I'm a student studying abroad so clearly I can't spend huge amounts on a Herman Miller or a Steelcase, likely the very most I could spend is below 50000en/300usd and I thought that I'd be better off going to some shop and start sitting in random chairs then buy so that I don't have to think about it again. Last time I did that, I went to a furniture shop named Nitori and bought an office chair for below 60usd but that chair wasn't comfortable after 8 months as the seat has lost it's cushioning and it's incline has loosed alot.
So for a student with a tight budget, how much should I spend realistically on a chair? There was a secretlab titan evo for under 300usd which clearly this sub hates any gaming chair but for that price it doesn't seem bad? As In Japan all these branded office chairs are extremely over budget, even the 2nd hand ones online can still be over 600 and even when they end up in some random local 2nd hand furniture store can still be well overpriced in my opinion for one that looks beaten up and scratched here and there. Am I just better off looking for a random office chair? Is a secret lab chair quite reasonable in this situation?
Hello, I'm currently looking for a driving school in Tokyo (Shinagawa, Ota, Minato, Meguro, even Kawasaki is fine I guess) I already have prior driving experience with automatic cars but not with manual so I'm thinking of learning manual or just stick to automatic and receiving their licenses? Any recommendations on where to go, how much it costs, amount of time/hours needed and how difficult it is to obtain a Japanese driving license?
Looking for a washing machine that can ACTUALLY dry clothes, I had one that "Claims" to do that and it pretty much made my clothes a wet wrinkled mess. I don't know what they're calles specifically in Japan so I'd appreciate if someone could tell me the name for a 2 in 1 washing machine dryer and recommend me a few models,
Hello! So this is my first time handling these such things since my place before had free water provided and was all electricity. Now that I've moved to a new place I need to find a gas and water company. I have octopus as my electricity conpany already since I used them before and they were pretty alright, so I was wondering which gas and electricity companies do everyone use? Especially for the ones living in Tokyo and can I apply online rather than calling them directly? Help and suggestions would be appreciated!