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Gran Takarazuka Osaka Part 3: Worker version 2019.03.31
We saw a day in the life of a student living at Gran Takarazuka Osaka in Part 2 (and talked about the house itself in Part 1). If you're not a student, and not a tourist, you probably have a regular job. So let's take a look at a day in the life of an office worker!
| 8:00 | ||||
Morning preparations  |
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| 8:45 | Wash basin, and entrance | |||
| Going to work: heading into Osaka | ||||
30 minutes train to Umeda station in Osaka, no transfers |
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| 9:15 | ||||
Breakfast at either Umeda or Osaka station    |
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| 10:00 | There are lots of places to eat underground, with bakeries, sandwiches, coffee, other drinks, and more. | |||
Work time |
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| 18:00 | ||||
| End of work | ||||
Today there is a work dinner party. We went to a place called Daruma, which has all sorts of things grilled on skewers     |
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| The shop is located near Umeda station | ||||
| 20:30 | ||
| After dinner, go home by train | ||
| 30 minutes by train to Hibarigaoka-Hanayashiki station, 0 transfers, then home to Gran Takarazuka |
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| 21:15 | ||
Back home!    |
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| Front door code lock, and room door lock | ||
| Relaxing in the evening in a comfy room! | ||
- Date posted :
- 2019.03.31
- Poster :
- Shibuya Information Center
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In this blog we at Oakhouse Shibuya Information Center will be introducing a new share house every month that we personally visit to take a closer look at. We have many years of accumulated experience of share houses and many of us have lived or are currently living in one. With this expertise we would love to introduce some of the houses at Oakhouse that might not always get all the attention it deserves.
We will also be interviewing the only ones who knows more about each share house than we do - the residents themselves! This blog is a space for the residents themselves to get a voice and to let us know why they choose to live where they do.
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