We got so many deliveries today!
As you can guess, we're working hard to turn our apartment into a home. It's a bit overwhelming and a bit expensive, but it's fun!
Last week we got a delivery which included our fridge (you can see it pictured in the corner of the first picture), washing machine, and two cabinets.
Also, how cute is picture #2? That's our girl, Cam. She's loving having a new mattress to sleep on, even if the bed-frame itself isn't assembled! Also, take note in picture #4. Yes, that's a drying rack. We'll be using that along with the laundry poles on our balcony to dry our clothing. No dryer!
Every box that you see in the first picture arrived today. It includes: our mattress, bed-frame, TV stand, kitchen table, chairs for kitchen table, and a ton of home goods that we bought from Ikea. It's so nice because Ikea ships everything including all of the random odds and ends you buy along with your furniture.
We're pretty amazed by the low shipping costs. The cost to get the fridge, washing machine and cabinets was $10 USD. The cost from Ikea for the table, chair, TV stand and random odds and ends was $30 USD. The last delivery came from Japan's version of Ikea, a store called Nitori. The delivery we got from Nitori included our mattress and bed-frame and that
Victoria Robkis
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16 apr. 2020
Nagoya, Japan
We got so many deliveries today!
As you can guess, we're working hard to turn our apartment into a home. It's a bit overwhelming and a bit expensive, but it's fun!
Last week we got a delivery which included our fridge (you can see it pictured in the corner of the first picture), washing machine, and two cabinets.
Also, how cute is picture #2? That's our girl, Cam. She's loving having a new mattress to sleep on, even if the bed-frame itself isn't assembled! Also, take note in picture #4. Yes, that's a drying rack. We'll be using that along with the laundry poles on our balcony to dry our clothing. No dryer!
Every box that you see in the first picture arrived today. It includes: our mattress, bed-frame, TV stand, kitchen table, chairs for kitchen table, and a ton of home goods that we bought from Ikea. It's so nice because Ikea ships everything including all of the random odds and ends you buy along with your furniture.
We're pretty amazed by the low shipping costs. The cost to get the fridge, washing machine and cabinets was $10 USD. The cost from Ikea for the table, chair, TV stand and random odds and ends was $30 USD. The last delivery came from Japan's version of Ikea, a store called Nitori. The delivery we got from Nitori included our mattress and bed-frame and that
was $10 USD.
The good thing is that tomorrow (Tuesday) is a national holiday- enthronement day. Miklos has off for the holiday, giving him plenty of time to work on assembling!
So, what exactly is enthronement day? You might be able to guess by the name... If you guessed that Japan is getting a new Emperor, you're right. Traditionally, when Japan gets a new Emperor, it's because the previous one passed away, causing the enthronement day holiday to be a bit sad. This time, however, the Emperor basically stepped down or "retired" and his son is now stepping up. So, it's a rather happy time, and leads to a happy holiday and celebration!
1.
The BIG Move
2.
The First Week
3.
October 1st -- The day everything happened
4.
So Many ROAD BLOCKS
5.
Cool Restaurants
6.
Move In
7.
The old, temporary apartment
8.
Tsurumai Park & Vegan Fest
9.
The day of many deliveries
10.
Being vegetarian in Japan
11.
We're going to the OLYMPICS
12.
Earthquake proof labs
13.
🎃Happy Halloween 🎃
14.
Kyoto Trip
15.
11/11 ... Pocky Day
16.
Yakitori time
17.
Westgate
18.
Peter Pladman's Visit
19.
Our Hike from Magome to Tsumago
20.
Shirakawago & Takayama
21.
Fire Ramen in Kyoto
22.
It's Beginning to Look a lot like Christmas
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Nagoya's Cultural Night
24.
🎄Merry Christmas🎄
25.
Christmas Lights
26.
Sapporo Snow Festival
27.
Day trip to Hamamatsu
28.
Tori's B-day Trip
29.
Himeji
30.
Pumpkin Painting
31.
Flavored Soy Milks
32.
Halloween
33.
Kobe
34.
Okazaki
35.
Miklos's JLPT
36.
Rock Climbing
37.
Christmas & New Years
38.
The Site of Reversible Destiny
39.
Nabana no Sato
40.
Skiing & Snowboarding
41.
Visiting Snow Monkeys in Japan
42.
Gifu University
43.
Golden Week
44.
The Sweetest Hubby
45.
Pink Moss Galore
46.
Ukai - Cormorant Fishing
47.
Inuyama
48.
Rice Fields and Sun Flowers
49.
Visiting Northern Japan (Tohoku)
50.
Gifu
51.
Hey Tokyo
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