I don't know honestly. I can't leave that.

It's a perfect motivation to get out of bed in the morning though because the bed is cold and if I run away from the bed I can get inside the hot kotatsu.

Yes. I have to have my books and notebooks and pens and everything right there handy for it or I just nap there and never get anything done... not that I have one myself, but when I went to my cousin's house....

That's exactly what I do XD
It's also where I have my laptop. And water. Books.

Also, napping inside that kind of thing isn't good for the body apparently. Not that it stops me from doing it XD

Really? Now I'm kind of glad I don't have one because I would absolutely be doing that a lot.

Yup, looks like the body is getting confused because your lower half is too hot and the upper half too cold so it's harder to regulate your body temperature.

I usually wear a heavy cardigan on top of my shirt and shorts so it kinda works for me.

Oooh, it's just temperature confusion. That's not a problem, I'm back to wishing I had one again. >.<

It doesn't make my husband stops getting mad at me whenever I nap inside XD
He says it might cause colds but I never had one happen to me because of the kotatsu. On the other hand the AC ...

Ha ha ha ha, yeah, that's the level of "health problem" I wish we all only ever had to face.
Not that it couldn't potentially be problematic, I'm sure, but.... it's pretty minor.

You know, come to think of it, it's been ages since I saw someone with actual frostbite. I can't tell if we're getting better or I'm getting more sheltered. I'll pretend it's a good thing and we're just dealing with fewer cases of frostbite.

It barely gets to freezing levels in Tokyo so thankfully no frostbite for me.
Haven't even seen anyone with frostbite even when I was living in a colder place. Aside from the stupid teenagers who tried to lick poles of course.

Mostly it was older folk with missing toes or finger tips or funny looking nose/ears that they said was frostbite; I don't remember ever seeing someone with a fresh case of it. Well, beyond the really minor frostbite that doesn't leave anything permanent behind.