A Japanese company has invented tiny soundproof rooms so you can work from home.

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<br>The soundproof box can help with making calls in private.<br>
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With due to the coronavirus pandemic, a for your remote-working needs. Going one step further than , Pia Living has a , spotted earlier Monday by Sora News.<br>Priced at 198,000 yen (around $1,800), the Otegaru uses both sound absorption and insulation to repel sound. It’s made of corrugated FG Board, with a sound insulation sheet and phenolic resin for sound absorption in the mid- and low-range. It reduces noise by around 15 decibels, according to the company.<br>

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<br>The Otagaru arrives in pieces and takes about an hour to build, weighing 50kg and measuring almost 2 meters tall. It also has a ventilation fan, LED light and table, and comes in white or FG Board brown. It’s only available in Japan for now.<br>

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