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The first house is my pick but I would have to see the third house again. Brandon and I have the same interests 😊 I would ship my tools and yard equipment to Japan.
I like this format alot. I'd love to hear more about Brandon's story and his plans for japan / why hes in Korea and what he does for work etc. maybe in the follow up?
hell no, the 2nd property they could get in later in the vid, is by far the best one. Renovate those empty tatami rooms and you got a beautiful western style family house, with a good enough size garden that could also be renovated for a nice american style bbq garden.
I do like the yard that comes with the house, even tho it was kinda small. You can rebuild that garage into a cheap open garage and there is a lot of room for gardening. The only problem is, it's isolated in the middle of nowhere so it can play with your mind a little bit especially with the previous owner incident. 😅
I worked for my aunt who was a real estate agent in TN. She told me some agents will not disclose the "flaw". And because she's honest, she tells clients. It turns off some, some are "meh". She has some clients say "can we stay one night?" just to see if it's haunted, and after one night, nothing happens they buy the home. She also had clients go for the 2nd walkthrough with psychics. She's not into it but that's not the strangest requests. But 55$K for a house in that area? That's a mansion in rural Philippines and lots of expats go there.
Wow 3rd one definitely is a beauty on its own if you put work into it. To me the 1st and 3rd one seems the most promising if you factor in the surroundings. Very peaceful and lots of land to build whatever you want, a koi pond, pool, whatever. 2nd one is very modern and good also but too many people around lol.
I'd 200% go for that Akiya over the two other options, at that price point you can easily renovate as much as you'd like to make it look how you like and yeah..
I am living vicariously through these videos! I have always wanted to have a house in Japan, but don't see how I can afford it. Even 10k USD is a big ask, so for now, it will be the videos!
Just some context about Brandon's mentioning of what can $257,000 buy in WA. My sister bought a house 30 years ago for $150,000. It's a 5 bedroom house with a 2 car garage. Over 2200 ft^2. It's now worth over $700,000 at today's market price..
that 2nd house is beautiful. with a great location and just a nice amount of overall space. if I had the money, I'd go for that one too. wow. very nice. best of luck to Brandon.
It would have been interesting to hear Brandon's story, such as: is he planning to live full time in Japan? On what visa? Or is he planning to rent it out? (it didn't sound like it). What's he doing living in Korea?
I agree. I hope Shu learns that just watching house tours is probably best suited for his shorts, but for his vlogs, probably building a story works better (maybe waiting for an ending to publish would be best as well, but a P2 is fine I guess).
Grab that akiya. BUT beware the low beams between rooms. I rented a house like that once here in Japan and bumped my head on it a few times a day. Finally moved because of that!
pay cash on 3 because it is the least lived in, and easier to make your own with light renovation, build a garage, design your own garden and the savings can build your furniture collection or business
hmm 1 was massive....buying a regular house (not akiya) does also seem cheap but once you go over about 200-250k there's a lot less of an incentive and more drawbacks start to add up...pretty rare to have 250k in liquid cash to drop...
So many questions about the buyer........If Brandon is living in Korea, why is he moving to Japan? From the sounds of it, he plans to live there and not rent it out. Is that correct? Why does he want to move to Saitama? Does he work remotely so he could live there and work from there?
House one for me. You get your own yard with a garage. A garage! Not many houses in Japan have 'em. And it has 7 room for that price. It's a done deal.
He’s living my dream. If I had that kind of cash on hand… I’d buy that house immediately. (The one they had to wait to get into). The homes positive vibe, the beautiful woodwork and the surrounding untouchable land… no question that it’s one of the best properties I’ve seen showcased on this channel. Hope he gets the home and lives a long happy life there! -A North Carolina newer resident that left Seattle during Covid. Wish I’d moved to Japan back then… but foreigners weren’t allowed into Japan in 2020.
RE the second one, Japanese fudosan repping properties would do well to start videoing bukken 物件 so people can see it w/out visiting on in cases like Golden Week. Photos are good too, but video captures more. That third one is quite nice, but personally I couldn't live that far in the sticks if I had to work in Tokyo. I wanna move to Izu, but not have to commute to Tokyo for work. The ceiling of the 2nd one is awesome. A little bit overkill w/ wood, which I like, but probably too much.
I like the one with the artists studio, I really liked the one in the rice paddies. I like the Akiya with the ghost. I think I would try to make peace with ghost San! 😅
Garage was demolished because of it being the suicide location. If you rebuild the garage, does that clear the required disclosure of the property like the house that renovated the bathroom where the owner passed away?
Huge property with a lot of land in the countryside is nice if you want to live there yourself but it will be harder to get tenants. Also, much harder to sell it later. You should not assume the features Americans look for in property is the same in Japan. In America, big is good, lots of land is good. But in Japan, small is good, minimalist is better.
I dont know Saitama well enough to want to live there... kind of love Yokohama. I think the second one, or the first was the best. Although there is a thing as having too much land! as you get older having to weed the garden, etc, would get tiring.
I don't want to throw cold water on your dream of buying property in Japan, however, please be aware that many rural cities in Japan are suffering from decreasing population so that there are risks you won’t be able to resale it and will be liable for property taxes forever. There are reasons why we Japanese don’t jump into buying these good looking cheap houses so please do some your own research if you really consider buying one. Good Luck😊
If one is a retiree and wants quiet surroundings then a rural village not too far from a big city is ideal. Indeed as you cannot easily resell it to a local you should not consider the property as an investment but as a place you can relax and enjoy.
Defo option 3 for me. That house and land for that money is an absolute steal! And you would have a huge amount left in your budget to renovate it to exactly how you want. For 55k that is an absolute steal!
I would choose 3 Rd House 1st nice rural location but to big 2nd to many houses people around you 3rd get local priest to bless the house peaceful area big garden renovate build garage
Well I would say grab the cheap one, and the cheap one is also a great house, peaceful and lot of options. And just dump some cash on the renovations, will be equivalent to the other two or better. You would have to do some if not at all renovations for the #1 & #2 too, which makes the Akiya one a better potential option!
Akiya because of space but what about upstairs bathroom? Seems like small storage rooms might have been meant for toilet. Much renovation potential. Houses near flat farm land like this I always wonder about drain water, creeks, and sewage.
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Where can I find the listing for the first house shown in this video and if you know if it’s still up for sale? I’m quite interested in it after seeing it
I have been in love with Japan for many years, have visited 8 or 9 times for holidays, and made friends there. I would like to be able to buy an Akiya somewhere near Ofuna ( as this is close to where 2 of my friends live) and was wondering if you had seen any in your travels.
How long does the stigma of the suicide exist? Like would it make it difficult to hire help for the renovation after the sale? Or do you not need to disclose it as the new owner?
National guidelines state that the obligation to notify of suicides is generally three years, but legally there is no deadline. Buyers have the right to know accurate information about the property, so even if three years have passed, you may need to answer questions when asked. There is no obligation to notify of natural deaths such as death from old age or illness.
Wow that first room would be perfect for me I would convert it to 3 bedroom house 2 in the second floor, one in the bottom and separate the kitchen from the dining room
Ive been trying to do this for years now. Getting the help you need is not as easy as it would seem. Most dont even want to talk to amerivam about buying property
Such a house for 228.000€ … at the islands or touristic zones in Spain you can buy nothing for that. It would be for sure 1 milion at least. It could be interesting as an invest for B&B or booking with smaller houses but well “gardened”, like international companies invest here in Spain
In the UK and NYC , people live on hundreds of years old houses and it’s expected that most of them have history of someone who dies , murdered or committed suicide there. Just get a priest or monk to remove the bad spirit of bad luck of the house , respect the history and move on. ❤ I’d buy the Akiya ❤
With the 3rd property if your out in the middle of nowhere and the ex owner had their final hours in the garage i wouldn't be suprised if it might have taken a long while for someone to submit a wellness check and find him so probably the garage had to be demolished because the smells might have heavily set in. R.i.p to the past owner.
From a Kagoshima point of view since i dont know Saitama rural land prices. Seeing as you can build a new home on 60 tsubo in a rural area for just over ¥30 million yen (using a mid-range builder and depending on the land costs) I dont think #1 or #2 are worth it. They have too much land which is why they are on the pricier side I think. Just buy a new house if you are ok to spend ¥40 million. #3... even with the related issues is the best bet... at the ¥4 million Shu suggested. 200 tsubo of land is more than enough. The house looks smaller than 40 tsubo but its hard to tell without being there. Bathroom needs a reno for sure. Kitchen if he wants. otherwise it looks solid. But it will be tough to resell...
I can only speak for myself, but I might end up going for the one that was under 60k with the tragedy. With all the leftover cash I could renovate it to custom design and desire. I'm way ore into making a space mine than cookie cutter.
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I would love to buy a house in Japan as australia is way too expensive and I love the Japanese culture people food and cars. I am also arching your videos to find out if it is possible and how so thank you for sharing with us mate
Which one of these houses we looked at would you buy and why? Leave a comment!
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I will buy the first one...i like the barn and the fields around
The first house is my pick but I would have to see the third house again. Brandon and I have the same interests 😊 I would ship my tools and yard equipment to Japan.
If I had even failed at being a streamer in the 2020s it would have been a successful life overall to settle down in something exactly like this. lol
Stop comment farming. You don't care
Do you know if the Akiya House in this video is still available?
Really loved this Episode. So many Awesome Houses. And the scenary is breathtaking!
Brandon, the buyer, is wearing the Taylor Stitch shirt I designed!!!!! Thank you, Brandon, for featuring my work :) Teresa, Dailola inc 💙
I like this format alot. I'd love to hear more about Brandon's story and his plans for japan / why hes in Korea and what he does for work etc. maybe in the follow up?
Dude, house 3 for sure! Find a monk, a priest and a shaman to come bless the house and make a lowball offer. And sleep with the lights on at night. 😊
hell no, the 2nd property they could get in later in the vid, is by far the best one. Renovate those empty tatami rooms and you got a beautiful western style family house, with a good enough size garden that could also be renovated for a nice american style bbq garden.
I do like the yard that comes with the house, even tho it was kinda small. You can rebuild that garage into a cheap open garage and there is a lot of room for gardening. The only problem is, it's isolated in the middle of nowhere so it can play with your mind a little bit especially with the previous owner incident. 😅
I worked for my aunt who was a real estate agent in TN. She told me some agents will not disclose the "flaw". And because she's honest, she tells clients. It turns off some, some are "meh". She has some clients say "can we stay one night?" just to see if it's haunted, and after one night, nothing happens they buy the home. She also had clients go for the 2nd walkthrough with psychics. She's not into it but that's not the strangest requests. But 55$K for a house in that area? That's a mansion in rural Philippines and lots of expats go there.
You have to keep us updated! So excited for your friend!
Will do! Thanks for watching!
Wow 3rd one definitely is a beauty on its own if you put work into it. To me the 1st and 3rd one seems the most promising if you factor in the surroundings. Very peaceful and lots of land to build whatever you want, a koi pond, pool, whatever. 2nd one is very modern and good also but too many people around lol.
Great insight!
I'd 200% go for that Akiya over the two other options, at that price point you can easily renovate as much as you'd like to make it look how you like and yeah..
I can’t sleep at night knowing that the dead dude might be watching
@@Sam-gq8cl Yeah the thought of the dead guy's ghost hanging out inside the house scare the crap out of me. No thanks to the haunted house.
@@Sam-gq8cl 😂
I like number 3 best for the price. I could happily live there.
I am living vicariously through these videos! I have always wanted to have a house in Japan, but don't see how I can afford it. Even 10k USD is a big ask, so for now, it will be the videos!
Just some context about Brandon's mentioning of what can $257,000 buy in WA. My sister bought a house 30 years ago for $150,000. It's a 5 bedroom house with a 2 car garage. Over 2200 ft^2. It's now worth over $700,000 at today's market price..
I like youngboys, does that make me gay ?
私はクリスタベルに住んでいますが、ここの住宅市場は過去 7 ～ 8 年で前例のない状況です。2017 年に 13 万ドルで購入された家が、現在 59 万ドルで売られています。これらは、住宅街にある、小さくて粗末な造りの平方フィートの家です。一方、10 年前には 30 万ドル以上だった、より良い住宅街にある、よりよい平均的な大きさの家が、現在 75 万ドル以上で売られています。これはすごいことです。
@ChristabelAergul 私はビジネスを始めたときからずっとファイナンシャル アドバイザーと連絡を取っています。課題は、トレンドの株に投資する際にいつ購入または売却するかを知ることですが、これは非常に簡単です。1 年ちょっとで 90 万ドル以上成長した私のポートフォリオでは、アドバイザーがエントリー オーダーとエグジット オーダーを選択します。
@@MarijaAnicaCrnovršanin76興味深いですね。素晴らしい進歩と評判の良いアドバイザーの探求につながるアイデアや戦略を共有していただき、感謝します。あなたを導いているこの人物について、もっと詳しく教えていただけますか?
@@NatalieMartens-j8y アドバイザーを選ぶタイミングは、非常に個人的なものです。私は成長目標を達成し、間違いを避けるために「Lisa Lynn Lang」から指導を受けています。彼女は十分な資格を持ち、彼女のページはネット上で簡単に見つけることができます。
@@LukeMacarthur-Onslow私は彼女の名前を全部コピーしてブラウザに貼り付けました。彼女のウェブサイトがすぐに表示され、彼女の資格は素晴らしいです。共有していただきありがとうございます。試して彼女についてもっと情報を入手してみます。
that 2nd house is beautiful. with a great location and just a nice amount of overall space. if I had the money, I'd go for that one too. wow. very nice. best of luck to Brandon.
I agree!
It would have been interesting to hear Brandon's story, such as: is he planning to live full time in Japan? On what visa? Or is he planning to rent it out? (it didn't sound like it). What's he doing living in Korea?
I agree. I hope Shu learns that just watching house tours is probably best suited for his shorts, but for his vlogs, probably building a story works better (maybe waiting for an ending to publish would be best as well, but a P2 is fine I guess).
@@longtermerr Yes, getting an idea of one's own options as one is watching the videos would be nice...
Beautiful home. Good choice. The third house is really nice too with a lot of land
I think so too!
Grab that akiya. BUT beware the low beams between rooms. I rented a house like that once here in Japan and bumped my head on it a few times a day. Finally moved because of that!
pay cash on 3 because it is the least lived in, and easier to make your own with light renovation, build a garage, design your own garden and the savings can build your furniture collection or business
It's perfect with a lot of Potential. I love it. I can picture a pool and traditional Chinese gardens all around it
Nice video man! I'm starting to think about buying a house in Japan! Thank you for such an amazing content and keep going!
Best of luck!
That 3rd one is crazy, imagine even just doing the lawn right quick, it’d come up nice!
This is really good content. That first house reminds me of the run stage from first street fighter alpha.
#3 easily! Make renovations pay respect to the owner and move on
That is a lovely house! 🏠 the inside is immaculate!
owner history of the last one is so sad, but im glad ppl respect his memory and take that house with care.
hmm 1 was massive....buying a regular house (not akiya) does also seem cheap but once you go over about 200-250k there's a lot less of an incentive and more drawbacks start to add up...pretty rare to have 250k in liquid cash to drop...
So many questions about the buyer........If Brandon is living in Korea, why is he moving to Japan? From the sounds of it, he plans to live there and not rent it out. Is that correct? Why does he want to move to Saitama? Does he work remotely so he could live there and work from there?
Yeah my guess is he'd like a second home for vacationing in Japan. The flights from Korea to Japan are so cheap that it'd definitely be worth it.
@@LordJagd sounds pretty cool honestly
House one for me. You get your own yard with a garage. A garage! Not many houses in Japan have 'em. And it has 7 room for that price. It's a done deal.
#1 next to some sort of waterway seems dangerous
Should check hazard map
He’s living my dream. If I had that kind of cash on hand… I’d buy that house immediately. (The one they had to wait to get into). The homes positive vibe, the beautiful woodwork and the surrounding untouchable land… no question that it’s one of the best properties I’ve seen showcased on this channel. Hope he gets the home and lives a long happy life there!
-A North Carolina newer resident that left Seattle during Covid. Wish I’d moved to Japan back then… but foreigners weren’t allowed into Japan in 2020.
RE the second one, Japanese fudosan repping properties would do well to start videoing bukken 物件 so people can see it w/out visiting on in cases like Golden Week. Photos are good too, but video captures more. That third one is quite nice, but personally I couldn't live that far in the sticks if I had to work in Tokyo. I wanna move to Izu, but not have to commute to Tokyo for work.
The ceiling of the 2nd one is awesome. A little bit overkill w/ wood, which I like, but probably too much.
I like the one with the artists studio, I really liked the one in the rice paddies. I like the Akiya with the ghost. I think I would try to make peace with ghost San! 😅
Number two is like a western sized house! 🏠
Garage was demolished because of it being the suicide location. If you rebuild the garage, does that clear the required disclosure of the property like the house that renovated the bathroom where the owner passed away?
Huge property with a lot of land in the countryside is nice if you want to live there yourself but it will be harder to get tenants. Also, much harder to sell it later. You should not assume the features Americans look for in property is the same in Japan. In America, big is good, lots of land is good. But in Japan, small is good, minimalist is better.
I dont know Saitama well enough to want to live there... kind of love Yokohama. I think the second one, or the first was the best. Although there is a thing as having too much land! as you get older having to weed the garden, etc, would get tiring.
I like the first house, peaceful to live there, big, nice and clean.
I agree, it's a great place!
I don't want to throw cold water on your dream of buying property in Japan, however, please be aware that many rural cities in Japan are suffering from decreasing population so that there are risks you won’t be able to resale it and will be liable for property taxes forever. There are reasons why we Japanese don’t jump into buying these good looking cheap houses so please do some your own research if you really consider buying one. Good Luck😊
Finally…common sense
How can they get a long term visa to live in Japan and even buy a house?
except the estate tax are mostly 0 after a few years so as long as its not for resale its okay. and its kind of repopulating the area
If one is a retiree and wants quiet surroundings then a rural village not too far from a big city is ideal. Indeed as you cannot easily resell it to a local you should not consider the property as an investment but as a place you can relax and enjoy.
You don’t buy a home in Japan for resale value like America. You buy to keep
the 2nd house was amazing
I like the number of bicycles! Reminds me of my college town in northern California. 😅
Defo option 3 for me.
That house and land for that money is an absolute steal!
And you would have a huge amount left in your budget to renovate it to exactly how you want.
For 55k that is an absolute steal!
I do love #2 just needs some updates which is additional money but love the closeness to the station
I would choose 3 Rd House 1st nice rural location but to big 2nd to many houses people around you
3rd get local priest to bless the house peaceful area big garden renovate build garage
I plan to go to Tokyo from Busan, Korea, in August.. Trying grab some deals around there..Originally I am from California also.
Best of luck!
I am thinking of house number two! 😅
Well I would say grab the cheap one, and the cheap one is also a great house, peaceful and lot of options. And just dump some cash on the renovations, will be equivalent to the other two or better. You would have to do some if not at all renovations for the #1 & #2 too, which makes the Akiya one a better potential option!
#3;definitely solid and I doubt the owner committed suicide over the house.
Whats the latest?Did he buy the property? I want to know
The best USA comb 🪮 over I’ve ever seen without hair spray 😮… “turn the wind down dudes, we’re filming”…..
Akiya because of space but what about upstairs bathroom? Seems like small storage rooms might have been meant for toilet. Much renovation potential. Houses near flat farm land like this I always wonder about drain water, creeks, and sewage.
@ Shu
Why don’t you answer questions on this channel?
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I'm assuming people are catching on, and places like Nagano, Kanagawa are getting bought up. Vs places far from tourist eras.
This is very insightful. My family don't believe in the supernatural so if I would buy a place in Japan I'd definitely take a discounted haunted house
Number 2 you could have an Air bnb and park campervans there.
Number 2 is fabulous, but over my budget.
Well the 3rd one Akiya more better 👏 loves it
Oh Come On! A house next to a stream and Rice fields? That is my dream Home!
It’s a great place to be!
Where can I find the listing for the first house shown in this video and if you know if it’s still up for sale?
I’m quite interested in it after seeing it
I love 3rd house ❤
I have been in love with Japan for many years, have visited 8 or 9 times for holidays, and made friends there. I would like to be able to buy an Akiya somewhere near Ofuna ( as this is close to where 2 of my friends live) and was wondering if you had seen any in your travels.
What a lovely property the first one like so cheaper
How long does the stigma of the suicide exist? Like would it make it difficult to hire help for the renovation after the sale? Or do you not need to disclose it as the new owner?
National guidelines state that the obligation to notify of suicides is generally three years, but legally there is no deadline.
Buyers have the right to know accurate information about the property, so even if three years have passed, you may need to answer questions when asked.
There is no obligation to notify of natural deaths such as death from old age or illness.
Wow that first room would be perfect for me I would convert it to 3 bedroom house 2 in the second floor, one in the bottom and separate the kitchen from the dining room
That's a great idea!
is Japan has no restrictions for foreigners to buy the house and lot?
the 2nd one amazing
45m yen for that second house seems extremely over priced. You could build new and custom for the same price
土地が広い(700平米)のが理由ですね。田舎の700なら地価は低いですが、春日部市はさいたま都心や東京都心に近い郊外ですし。価格の決定要因は土地の広さと、立地ですね。築年数ももちろん要因の一つです。東京のど真ん中の何も建ってない狭い草むらが2億円くらいしますから。結局は立地です。
@@わわ-l8wthnx for the info. Arigato.
The suicide house looks nice.
Get a pastor to pray n bind the spirits operating in the suicide house. Clean n freshen up n deco the house.. That will put the end to all haunting.
3rd property is amazing
Really reasonable price compared to any house in Vermont USA.
Like they all lovely homes indeed very superb
it is sad but not house 3. bad juju.
id go for house 2, still need to see inside
29:50 You can definitely get a 2 story house in Texas for under 300k.
Was the first house value based on the land value?
The third one looks like a gated community! 😅
I imagine that those rice fields produce a LOT of Mosquitos in the summer time. Something to be considered.
Ive been trying to do this for years now. Getting the help you need is not as easy as it would seem. Most dont even want to talk to amerivam about buying property
House three is on FIFTH the price, of course you get that one. Build a new garage, do what you want, you have 200k extra money after buying it.
Amazing property! I like Yokohama town! It’s a very attractive city! 🌆 😅
#2 without a doubt..
Love that house..
Watching for the third time 🎉🎉🎉 house #3 for sure.
Hope you enjoyed it!
Such a house for 228.000€ … at the islands or touristic zones in Spain you can buy nothing for that. It would be for sure 1 milion at least. It could be interesting as an invest for B&B or booking with smaller houses but well “gardened”, like international companies invest here in Spain
In the UK and NYC , people live on hundreds of years old houses and it’s expected that most of them have history of someone who dies , murdered or committed suicide there. Just get a priest or monk to remove the bad spirit of bad luck of the house , respect the history and move on. ❤ I’d buy the Akiya ❤
With the 3rd property if your out in the middle of nowhere and the ex owner had their final hours in the garage i wouldn't be suprised if it might have taken a long while for someone to submit a wellness check and find him so probably the garage had to be demolished because the smells might have heavily set in.
R.i.p to the past owner.
From a Kagoshima point of view since i dont know Saitama rural land prices.
Seeing as you can build a new home on 60 tsubo in a rural area for just over ¥30 million yen (using a mid-range builder and depending on the land costs) I dont think #1 or #2 are worth it. They have too much land which is why they are on the pricier side I think.
Just buy a new house if you are ok to spend ¥40 million.
#3... even with the related issues is the best bet... at the ¥4 million Shu suggested. 200 tsubo of land is more than enough. The house looks smaller than 40 tsubo but its hard to tell without being there. Bathroom needs a reno for sure. Kitchen if he wants. otherwise it looks solid. But it will be tough to resell...
I was close on the first one. I said 200k usd
I guessed 20k usd over for the 2nd one
Id be interested in more detailed location of house #2.
is there flood, or earthquake often?how to stay longer time in japan?
Really nice.
I can only speak for myself, but I might end up going for the one that was under 60k with the tragedy. With all the leftover cash I could renovate it to custom design and desire. I'm way ore into making a space mine than cookie cutter.
Are these property near the nuclear power plant?
What is a special zone?
What about taxes? Any property taxes?
extra land is the most important thing to me , i hate living with a neighbor breathing in your neck .
I am very interested in buying a house like the third one in this video could you reach out to help
You can fill out one of these forms so I can help you:
Akiya Income Generator (for rental properties): forms.gle/7ySUCdpiLVy9mHoy9
Japan Akiya Assist (for vacation homes): forms.gle/1A7FHHJxqHfuuUjh7
Do you have any listings in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture?
😍 THANKS FOR SHARING , LOVE IT . 😍 HOW MUCH ??
First house seems like good value
I think so too!
@@shumatsuopostwhich house did he pick
I would love to buy a house in Japan as australia is way too expensive and I love the Japanese culture people food and cars. I am also arching your videos to find out if it is possible and how so thank you for sharing with us mate
Best of luck!
#3 all the way. all that land, close to train, decent inside, haunted discount.
Cool
The Itasha car in the background