K stands for kitchen, there is a kitchen, and the bedroom has a separate door. The number before k is the number of bedrooms. For example, 1K means 1 bedroom and a separate kitchen.
DK stands for dining room and kitchen, with dining room and kitchen. The number in front of DK is the number of bedrooms. For example, 1DK has 1 bedrooms, a dining room and a kitchen, also called 1 room, 1 hall.
LDK stands for living, dining and kitchen respectively, with a living room, a dining room and a kitchen. The number before LDK is the number of rooms. For example, 2LDK has two bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and a kitchen, which is often called two rooms and two halls.
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In Japan, the unit describing the minimum real estate pattern is 1R, where r stands for room, which is a bedroom and living room, and also has an open kitchen. According to the Building Law, if the opening area of a room does not reach 65,438+0.7 of the room area, it cannot be counted as a room, but only as a warehouse. Therefore, although S can live as a room, it cannot be expressed as a room. The combination of these letters can make the layout of the room clear.
For example, 1R stands for a single room, and some have kitchens, but the kitchen is in the room, so cooking is very inconvenient. 1K stands for a room with a kitchen, in which case the kitchen and the room are separate. 1DK stands for single room and dining room plus kitchen. At this time, the dining room and kitchen are usually integrated. 1LDK stands for one room plus living room, dining room and kitchen.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Japanese Traditional Dwellings