[Shopping mountain range] I bought a 200,000 yen Aaron chair because the furniture that I used for the longest in a day became a chair -PC Watch

　I moved to my current house in December 2019.She moved, and she replaced many things, such as refrigerators, microwave ovens, rice cooking jars, cupboards, beds, desks, and chairs.I try to buy good things about furniture and home appliances that I use on a daily basis.In most cases, in most cases, the kind of satisfaction of using good things, most of all, gives moisturizing your daily life.

　However, some of these are those who have not examined much in advance and purchased appropriately, "Is it okay to be around here?"That is the chair.At that time, the time I went to my computer at home was about 2-3 hours, so it looks bad, so I think it would be nice to be able to adjust the height and recline functionally, so it costs about 15,000 yen.I bought something.

　However, just a few months after moving, a full -time work from home has suddenly begun due to the influence of the new Coronavirus.I had been working at home one day a week, so there was no problem, but there was one problem.How many hours are working, the buttocks, knees, back, etc. will hurt.

　The cause was clearly white, but there was a problem with the height of the desk.My desk has a height of about 77cm on the top plate.This is because I was told by the explanation of Harman Miller who purchased a new chair this time, but the average height of the Japanese desk is about 72cm, so my desk is 5cm higher than that.become.

　Originally, the chairs were not suitable for their body, and they were sitting quite high along the desk, and in the evening, various places in the body began to scream.For her buttocks, she bought a gel cushion and laid it on the seat, but was water on the burnt stone.

　That's why I was working in this environment for about a year, but it wasn't really good for my body and it was a factor in reducing my concentration, so I decided to buy good things.did.The purchase price was 214,500 yen for Harman Miller's "Aaron Remastered".