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アメリカのうち

There are many differences between American and traditional Japanese houses.

Mainly in the items within they have/don't have when compared to Japanese houses.

For example, アメリカのうちはふすまとしょうじとたたみがありません。そして、あまりアメリカのうちもふとんとウオシュレットがありません。

Baths, as well, are usually composed of dual shower/baths rather than primarily a bath filled with un-replaced hot water. However, American families must also share a limited supply of hot water at a time just like Japanese families.

Unfortunately, American toilets are often not as advanced as Japanese Washlets or European bidets.

Good examples for American houses can be seen in the western styled houses of Japan, as many of their facilities are, of course, modeled after western countries such as America. Thanks for reading! ありがとうございます、じゃあ　また。