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Tuesday, 28 June 2016 19:02

You live where?!

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Forget the little old lady who lived in a shoe; there’s a Japanese family who live in a milk carton.

Mirasaka is a quiet, nondescript country town surrounded by fields and consisting largely of low-rise houses, located a 90-minute car ride from Hiroshima station. One landmark makes the town stand out, even appearing on national television to gasps of surprise and applause. It’s a milk-carton-shaped and colored building resembling the ‘Mainichi Gyunyu’ (‘Daily Milk’) brand container; the red-white-and-blue building stands tall above nearby houses. It’s a milk store and home for a family who also deliver the dairy product in the neighborhood. It’s been 30 years.

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