アメリカのうちと日本のうち
Though both Japan and the U.S. are well-developed countries, due to cultural differences, the houses of the two countries have many differences. Generally, 日本のうちは 大きく ありません。でも、りっぱな うちです。This is in contrast with American houses. アメリカのうちは 大きい です。アメリカのうちはも りっぱです。Japanese houses tend to be very simplistic, with less flashy furnishing than American houses. Another big difference is that Japanese houses rarely have attics or basements, which are two things very common in American houses. The appliances in Japanese houses may also difference very much from American houses. For instance, Japanese houses will almost always have rice cookers, due to the fact that rice is a staple food for the Japanese. In the U.S., however, rice cookers are much less common; however, American houses might be more likely to have appliances such as microwaves. Another thing to note is that Japanese houses rarely have central heating systems, while this is almost constant across the nation in American houses.
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