When I moved from Philadelphia to Tokyo for a year with my husband and three young kids, we had to furnish our light-filled, two-bedroom apartment in a hurry. But there was one item I knew we wouldn’t buy: beds. With a family of five in 650 square feet, I didn’t want to clutter our limited space with heavy mattresses and bulky bed frames. Instead, I headed straight to Nitori, a popular budget furniture store, and for less than $300 I bought a set of futons (this model is similar to what I bought) and foam pads.
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