The Standard Kitchen Height in Japan In Japan, the standard kitchen counter height is typically around 85 cm .This dimension has been used for many years and works reasonably well for a large portion of the population. However, a “standard” is simply an average —it doesn’t necessarily reflect what feels comfortable for every individual. Why Height Can Feel Different for Taller People For taller people, an 85 cm counter can feel noticeably low. This often becomes apparent duri

For many years, solar power in Japan was discussed mainly as a way to sell electricity . High feed-in tariffs made it relatively easy to calculate returns based on how much power could be sold back to the grid. That situation has changed. Feed-in Tariffs Are Lower, Electricity Prices Are Higher Over time, feed-in tariffs in Japan have steadily declined. At the same time, household electricity prices have increased. This combination has quietly shifted the role of solar power.

You are planning a new life in Japan with your favorite large furniture. But there is a physical reality you need to know: the width of the hallways and stairs. This is a common issue, especially for those with large imported items. While dimensions vary slightly by manufacturer, the "effective width" (clearance) of hallways and staircases in typical Japanese homes is generally around 80cm. While domestic furniture is usually designed to pass through this space, large importe