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Our children's room It's just an ordinary children's room, but Maybe because a children's room that is full of characters is rare, it has been featured in the media and has received a lot of feedback on social media, I'm happy to know that there are so many like-minded people who are worried about "how to coexist with primary colors and characters." The layout is a typical apartment's living/dining/kitchen room, a space of about 4 tatami mats separated by a sliding door. It's always open, so we're conscious of connecting it to the atmosphere of the living room, but we also have toys and characters on full display so that the children can express their "likes" freely. We do this because we hope that the children will feel that "their parents accept the things they like." It makes us happy to see them playing freely in their favorite space.