Gas Fees in Japan
Mar 16, 2016 12:28
Gases are used in many Japanese lives.
The gases are divided into two major categories; city gas and propane gas.
The city gas consists primarily of methane, and it is supplied through gas pipes.
On the other hand, the propane gas consists mainly butane or propane, and it is supplied from gas cylinders that are installed outdoors.
The propane gas has some advantages, such as the strength of firepower and the adaptability in times of disaster, but it is very expensive instead.
I think the propane gas costs more than double for the city gas in most cases.
If you are looking for your apartment in Japan, please consider which to choose the city gas or the propane gas.
If the apartment is all-electric type, there is no need to worry about the gas.
The gases are divided into two major categories; city gas and propane gas.
The city gas consists primarily of methane, and it is supplied through gas pipes.
On the other hand, the propane gas consists mainly butane or propane, and it is supplied from gas cylinders that are installed outdoors.
The propane gas has some advantages, such as the strength of firepower and the adaptability in times of disaster, but it is very expensive instead.
I think the propane gas costs more than double for the city gas in most cases.
If you are looking for your apartment in Japan, please consider which to choose the city gas or the propane gas.
If the apartment is all-electric type, there is no need to worry about the gas.
日本のガス料金
日本で生活するとき、多くの場合ガスが利用されます。
そして、ガスの種類は都市ガスとプロパンガスに大別されます。
都市ガスはメタンを主成分としており、ガス管を通して供給されます。
一方、プロパンガスはブタンやプロパンを主成分としており、屋外に設置したボンベから供給されます。
プロパンガスは火力が強いことと、災害時にも強いというメリットを持ちますが、その分値段がとても高いです。
ほとんどの場合、プロパンガスの料金は都市ガスの料金の2倍以上すると思います。
もし日本で住む場所を探す場合は、プロパンガスか都市ガスなのかに気をつけることをおすすめします。
もしそれがオール電化であれば、ガスのことを気にする必要はありません。
日本で生活するとき、多くの場合ガスが利用されます。
そして、ガスの種類は都市ガスとプロパンガスに大別されます。
都市ガスはメタンを主成分としており、ガス管を通して供給されます。
一方、プロパンガスはブタンやプロパンを主成分としており、屋外に設置したボンベから供給されます。
プロパンガスは火力が強いことと、災害時にも強いというメリットを持ちますが、その分値段がとても高いです。
ほとんどの場合、プロパンガスの料金は都市ガスの料金の2倍以上すると思います。
もし日本で住む場所を探す場合は、プロパンガスか都市ガスなのかに気をつけることをおすすめします。
もしそれがオール電化であれば、ガスのことを気にする必要はありません。
No. 1 Seralt's correction
- Gases are used in many Japanese lives.
- Gas is used regularly in Japan.
- The gases are divided into two major categories; city gas and propane gas.
- The gas is divided into two major categories: city gas and propane gas.
- The city gas consists primarily of methane, and it is supplied through gas pipes.
- The city gas primarily consists of methane, and it is supplied through gas pipes.
- On the other hand, the propane gas consists mainly butane or propane, and it is supplied from gas cylinders that are installed outdoors.
- On the other hand, the propane gas mainly consists of butane or propane, and it is supplied from gas cylinders that are installed outdoors.
- The propane gas has some advantages, such as the strength of firepower and the adaptability in times of disaster, but it is very expensive instead.
- Propane gas has some advantages, such as the strength of firepower and the adaptability in times of disaster, but conversely/in return/on the other hand it is very expensive instead.
- I think the propane gas costs more than double for the city gas in most cases.
- I think the propane gas costs more than double for the city gas in most cases.
- If you are looking for your apartment in Japan, please consider which to choose the city gas or the propane gas.
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If you are looking for an apartment in Japan, please consider whether to choose city gas or propane gas.
"looking for your apartment" => the reader already owns an apartment in Japan.
- If the apartment is all-electric type, there is no need to worry about the gas.
- If the apartment is all-electric type, there is no need to worry about the gas.
I have a feeling I'm on city gas, though I hate that there's such a long delay between turning on the faucet, and having hot water run. T_T
Toru
Thank you very much for correcting my post!
Indeed, it might be disgusting if hot water run slowly. In addition, maybe you have to waste cold water until hot water comes out. (お湯が出るまでの間、冷たい水がもったいないですね。)
Thank you very much for correcting my post!
Indeed, it might be disgusting if hot water run slowly. In addition, maybe you have to waste cold water until hot water comes out. (お湯が出るまでの間、冷たい水がもったいないですね。)
Seralt
I definitely worry about that wasted cold water... T_T
In North America, we have furnaces installed in each house/apartment, so that a reserve of water is always heated. (That's why you'll often see characters in sitcoms, who complain about a roommate using up all the hot water.) I'm not sure which is better (immediate-but-finite hot water, or infinite-but-time-delayed hot water), but since I live alone, the furnace-style would suit me better. :P
I definitely worry about that wasted cold water... T_T
In North America, we have furnaces installed in each house/apartment, so that a reserve of water is always heated. (That's why you'll often see characters in sitcoms, who complain about a roommate using up all the hot water.) I'm not sure which is better (immediate-but-finite hot water, or infinite-but-time-delayed hot water), but since I live alone, the furnace-style would suit me better. :P
Toru
Thank you for letting me know the interesting information!
I didn't know furnaces, but they sound very useful and cool :)
We usually use only air conditioners as heating appliances. I think the reason is because winters in Japan is not cold so much.
Thank you for letting me know the interesting information!
I didn't know furnaces, but they sound very useful and cool :)
We usually use only air conditioners as heating appliances. I think the reason is because winters in Japan is not cold so much.
No. 2 Timmy's correction
- Gases are used in many Japanese lives.
- Gas is used in many Japanese households.
- I think the propane gas costs more than double for the city gas in most cases.
- I think propane gas costs more than double of what city gas does in most cases.
Interesting! Luckily winters in Japan are mild and short. Or that is what I have heard^^
Toru
Thank you so much always for correcting my post!
Yes, Japanese winters are short (about three months), but I feel that winters in northern Japan are very cold. However, I think winters in Russia are much more severe, haha.
Thank you so much always for correcting my post!
Yes, Japanese winters are short (about three months), but I feel that winters in northern Japan are very cold. However, I think winters in Russia are much more severe, haha.
Timmy
You're welcome!^_^
>However, I think winters in Russia are much more severe, haha.
Yeah that's true, especially in the northern parts of the country.
You're welcome!^_^
>However, I think winters in Russia are much more severe, haha.
Yeah that's true, especially in the northern parts of the country.
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