@@VinVin21969 even the ones that are based in Tokyo are like this. It’s not unusual even in irl shows. Have “poor” Disney channel families? They pretty much live in a mansion
@@qaiserclothstoresparisbaza6461 wtf are you talking about, look im sorry buddy, but im pretty sure nobody understand what you meant to say, that right there isnt english, i literally have no idea what you meant by your comment
Crazy how that family with the Bentley Mulsanne and Mercedes S550 can just keep their cars in open like that in front of their home and not have to worry about them being damaged or stolen
The good thing of Japan is what you can see at this video, a lower gap between rich and poor. Houses of this video in some third world countries, if you spare the ornaments and expensive cars, are pretty much of upper-middle-class, while rich people live in huge mansions surrounded by slums, like Brazil and South Africa. If you didn't said that it was a high income neighboorhood, I would think that's just another average japanese street view.
I don’t think it’s because there’s a lower gap I just think it’s because of how expensive land is because when you look at houses in the US (mainly Texas) their so cheap because the land doesn’t cost much but in Japan it’s probably more expensive the land so they can’t have big houses
Well no matter how rich you are in Japan, most houses doesn't last more than 3 generations of the same family. When it comes to inheritance tax, the next person in line will have to fork out up to 55% of tax depending on the value of the property and so on. englishlawyersjapan.com/inheritance-tax-in-japan/
@@m.mckinkey8989 hmmm compared to Japanese prices, that is quite high. but when I see 2.5 million dollars I just remember that's the price of some Condos in Toronto, Canada and I cry a little on the inside.
You are all missing the points here. What I meant is some people are only visiting the area. That does not mean they live there. But got labeled as rich in the video which is funny and entertaining to me. Relax guys. I know house prices in japan are expensive. (^-^)
Because of this video, I just googled and the articles said that it's not the most expensive residential area in Tokyo... Expensive, but not the most expensive.
@@hydewizard for Tokyo, it’s Minato-ku, Shibuya-ku and Chuo-ku. A lot of property value comes from location, and although homes around Den-en-chofu is big and expensive the location is inconvenient for transit into central Tokyo (Den-en-chofu is around 40 min away from Nihonbashi).
Thank you so much for these videos especially at these times. My best memory of my Japan trips was exploring and walking through different neighbourhoods. ☺️ Hello from Australia.
田園コロシアム後まで映してほしかった 昔 Live under the sky をやった場所です。 有名なジャズマンがそこで演奏しました I wanted to see the site of the Denen Coliseum. It was the venue for "Live Under the Sky". The famous jazzman played there.
Beautiful houses! There are lots of western-inspired houses, but I'm more attracted to the charming & cozy ones. Those with plants & trees outside & around are charming. The super big house 2 is huge, but it looks sad & snobbish outside. I hope the people living there are happy. Like we all know, money can't buy happiness. Also, how we feel & think, as well as how we live our lives, are reflected through our houses & through the things that represent us.
The first part was almost exactly like what you’d find in a French neighbourhood it’s crazy!!! Even the trees and the pavement and the roads, it felt just like it 😳
Um dos bairros mais caros de Tokyo, faz alguns dos bairros mais caros da minha cidade parecerem aterros. A estética oriental é algo que realmente se destaca, não? Mesmo uma casa de design simples, fica mais encantadora com um jardim impecável. Algo estranho que notei: a maioria das áreas residenciais raramente tem sons de pássaros ao redor...
I thought those gaudy columns (starts around 8:30) are exclusive to nouveau riche in SE Asia but seems I am sorely mistaken. "Money can't buy you class" seems to apply everywhere. :-) 昔自転車乗りながらあちこちの物件を見ました。なずかしい.
I've actually been to this neighborhood and one of the houses! I was in study abroad program and one of my floormate's family lives here. But he told me he was upper middle class. Not sure what that means in Tokyo standards
At the risk of sounding a bit jaded, once you've seen a rich person suburb, you've pretty much seen them all. There's variations on the theme depending on the city and its environment, but really, its just a case of: * Tree lined streets; * Big houses with varying degrees of conservative to brash, ostentatious design; * Luxury cars in the driveway, * The suburb kept clean and well maintained. There were a couple of houses that were quite extroverted but for the most part, I found the architecture to be subdued and restrained, much like Japanese society itself. Thanks for the awesome video!
Son zonas que asombran por su edificación y, buen gusto en sus fachadas, canteros y jardines. Siendo de calidad de vida en su vivir, hay algo que nos deja ideas que pueden proyectarse en forma diferentes si alguien está por construir su casa. Y en esto sí que hay creaciones únicas y exquisitas.Un bello paseo lleno de encanto en su arquitectura. Saludos desde Argentina.
@@ciderstokyoview365 Tokio, es una ciudad magnífica. Y tiene mucho que ofrecer en sus burbujas edificadas, pero hay algo más bonito las galerías, sus luces, sus librerías, sus paseos y, tal vez alguna fuente de agua y luces danzantes.
The Japanese neighborhoods are very interesting- where I live, there’s a mix of people who own Lexus, Porsche, Mercedes and also people who own simpler vehicles. I don’t think people really care about which neighborhood to live as long as it’s peaceful. And I live in the suburbs of a city.
1) 8:35 En mi opinión como occidental este tipo de arquitectura clásica se reserva para bibliotecas o museos. Me es muy extraño verla empleada para una casa. 22:40 A mi parecer esta si es una casa bonita. 2) Me llama la atención ver veredas/aceras para peatones en una zona residencial japonesa e incluso arboles a los lados. Muy a la europea. Edito: Interesante video, gracias.
Oh i can't wait for them to lift the travel ban so i can finally take my 2 week bucket list trip over there. I am so Aisuru about Japan and it's culture and people.
It is true that Denenchofu City(田園調布) is a rich neighborhood, but it's not that appropriate to be an example of super rich in Japan. Denenchofu is still not far from central Tokyo. It takes just 30 minutes to central Tokyo by train. The real rich people in Japan are those who don't have to live so close to Tokyo. Their mansions have large gardens, sometimes even tennis courts and small swimming pools. Most of them are surrounded by high walls like a fortress.
Sanno(山王）area has plentiful of rich peoples as well, who like to keep themselves in low profile...not far away from kamata(which is by contrast, full of drunkards and oldies)
To be honest, it does not look too much different from other less rich residential areas. The gaps do exist but much smaller than those in other countries.
Objection to the title! It's true that 'Denenchofu' (Ota-Ward) is famous throughout the Japan as a high-class residential area. However, for Tokyo natives, 'Shoto', 'Hiroo', 'Azabu' and 'Ikedayama' are a few ranks higher than 'Denenchofu' in terms of luxury residential areas. (In the same way that local people think that 'Akihabara' has the cheapest electrical appliances in Tokyo.) タイトルに異議あり！ たしかに田園調布(大田区)は高級住宅街としては全国区で有名である。 しかしながら東京の土着民からすれば、松濤、広尾、麻布、池田山あたりが田園調布よりも数ランク格上の高級住宅街である。 （地方民がアキハバラは東京で一番電化製品が安いと思ってるのと同じ感覚）
Japanese homes are so small. This looks more like a regular neighbourhood here in Germany, and even those have some more space. But it looks very beautiful tho...
I am watching this video and I noticed one detail. Here in Denenchofu, Tokyo, in Beverly Hills and in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles, in Dedinje in Belgrade and in other most expensive neighborhoods, the streets are without sidewalks. Why is that ?
The value is the land the houses that it sits on. You could have such a house in the country as a middle-class person. I live in outside of Tokyo in a nice house but if I place my house in that area, my guess it would be 5 times more expensive.
I would prefer to live in Kagurazaka as it's real pleasant Tokyo. Denenchofu looks very average compared to any part of USA - Canada - Australia - Thanks for the video!
People who have the money to build a house in a nice and cue “strategic” neighborhood are usually elders. And elders like quiet places. The quality that makes this particular neighborhood expensive is that it's still so damn quiet but it's still near downtown Tokyo. Japanese people take their quiet time seriously.
What I learned about Japan after living in few different countries is that Japan does not have big income gap in different industries. Obviously income level changes based on your position, skillsets but compared to some other countries, it doesn't have huge income gap between industries. Maybe I'm wrong
This looks like an area that has been traditionally expensive, but I'm pretty sure that the richest people live in gated communties somewhere in the outskirts of Tokyo, or in penthouses in downtown.
Interesting video. Strange. Are garages outlawed in Japan? People in this neighborhood are parking their luxury cars on sidewalks in front of their homes just like the really bad neighborhoods in the US.
You're misunderstanding. One example: 9:00 The 2 white luxury cars (I saw 3 white cars in another vid) are parked in the "private" open carpark which belongs to the houseowner. It's not a public sidewalk but part of the land he purchased. Normal Japanese won't like to cause inconvenience to neighbors.
I visited Den-en-cho-fu for the first time last Christmas. As an Asian foreigner I wanted to compare how the rich Japanese live vs how other crazy rich Asians live. It was a nice cozy neighbourhood. I liked it a lot. :)
I lived within walking distance to here at Komazawa area.. a lot of foreigners live around denenchofu too. And by foreigner I mean wealthy expats who have all living expenses including $30,000/yr private international school for their kids and maids/helpers paid in full.
es interesante como la idea del lujo cambia de lugar en lugar, yo no me imaginaria ver un Bentley en una casa de ese tamaño, no es muy grande son cosas pequeñas y es interesante como viven, lo maravilloso de Japón es que la brecha entre clases no es muy definida ni extrema, casi todos viven bien y mas homogéneo, en México, por ejemplo una casa de una persona adinerada versus un clase mediero versus un pobre, es dramáticamente diferente, bonito video.
Super big house 1 Super big house 2 Rich woman pay driver lunch. Lexus RX Rich people wait for something in line. Lol adorable and straight to the point!!!
Noticed that there are no nice master planned gated communities in Japan. It is just different than the US. People, Japan is a small country, if you didn’t know that.
This Denenchofu City itself is a master planned semi-gated community. It was originally planned as a suburban residential area for the wealthy, just outside of Tokyo. Now, since all the houses and buildings are densely built around it, it does not mean much, but it's still not an area where anyone can live. The building regulations and the regulations of the residents' autonomous organizations are famous for being very strict.
We all know Japan is at the forefront on many levels - cleanness, technology, efficiency, social order and organization but it is heartbreaking that their modern architecture houses, even in the Tokyo most expensive area look disappointingly dull, box-like, devoid of architectural beauty and harmony and with most facades reminding you of some plasticky replicas you find in some Disney World parks or in Las Vegas.
As far as I know, non-conformity in Japan is highly discouraged. Kids have to follow a strict dress code, hair has to be styled just so. I read somewhere several years ago (and I might be wrong about this) that even the student's hair has to be straight and black (which would obviously pose a problem for the "Hafu" kids). So I guess this culture of conformity would naturally bleed out to Japanese modern architecture. Which might also be the reason why anime is so popular and anime characters are so colorful and flashy; a way for a lot of them to satisfy a person's need for something original and unique.
@@alcor7104 Al Cor, yes, yes there must be social reasons as well behind all that. But I wasn't talking "theory". Take a good look at the windows of those expensive houses, tiny, introvert, more dead than alive...and in the summer months when it's hot I guess people have to rely on electric air conditioners because probably those windiws can't even be opened or opened fully. Contemporary Japanese architects had better take a trip to the Netherlands and look at the sizes of windows especially in older buidlings and shove their "Muji" style somewhere else. Not to mention how contemporary Japanese architects have obviously dismissed and ignored the design and style of traditional Japanese architecture which was way more harmonious and attractive.
@@benedettobruno1669 Can't argue with some of that really, but a lot of Mujis (the newer ones anyway) have excellent ventilation and great big windows. Some might not even need AC in the summer. I'd like to see an updated version of a traditional Japanese house though, one with nice gardens. But then again, you'd have to be obscenely rich to build something like that in that neighborhood. Funny how I saw this really huge lot with a big long wall once. Thought the guy who lived there owned Toyota or something. Turned out it was a temple. But yes, I see your point. Honestly though, I really prefer the simpler, more humble 'duller' neighborhoods in Kamakura than the übercosmopolitan city that is Tokyo. There's a certain youthful atmosphere in the places around Enoshima. Tokyo feels like you really need to work your a$$ off when you're there, even if you're just visiting.
But those houses are much comfortable to live than the regular houses you’ve seen. I really love the Japanese bathrooms, so clean and fully automated, with touch panel where you can choose the temperature of your bath water.
I just love how quiet Japan is.
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lol so many misconceptions, every country is quiet if you know where to go, if you walk around shinjuku at night well, find out yourself lol
@@leredditcommander8208 Comparing it to my country (the US) it is extremely quite for a city.
@@leredditcommander8208 go to my country then you can talk if evry country is quiet hahaah
Mate , come to India some day , with 20% of the worlds population , there’s not a single quiet place you can find here
So in anime. All of them are rich.
You are right！🤣
no, most of them not living in tokyo
?????
@@VinVin21969 even the ones that are based in Tokyo are like this. It’s not unusual even in irl shows. Have “poor” Disney channel families? They pretty much live in a mansion
I love how all the timestamps in this video is labeled as "rich people this, rich people that" Hahaha
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Yeah i just noticed hahahahah
U r all mad first visit Japan than comment rubbish the are rich from all sides even inner side not like European and American people shame on you
@@qaiserclothstoresparisbaza6461 wtf are you talking about, look im sorry buddy, but im pretty sure nobody understand what you meant to say, that right there isnt english, i literally have no idea what you meant by your comment
Crazy how that family with the Bentley Mulsanne and Mercedes S550 can just keep their cars in open like that in front of their home and not have to worry about them being damaged or stolen
Criminal rate in Japan are short bro
It’s a 2020 Bentley Flying Spur not a Mulsanne
Flying Spur and an S63. Thank me later
Woah. That's some big houses for a city like Tokyo... I can't imagine the prices...
Me too🥴
The good thing of Japan is what you can see at this video, a lower gap between rich and poor. Houses of this video in some third world countries, if you spare the ornaments and expensive cars, are pretty much of upper-middle-class, while rich people live in huge mansions surrounded by slums, like Brazil and South Africa. If you didn't said that it was a high income neighboorhood, I would think that's just another average japanese street view.
Well it is considered lower high class in japan. The really rich one you can't even see the house from street.
I don’t think it’s because there’s a lower gap I just think it’s because of how expensive land is because when you look at houses in the US (mainly Texas) their so cheap because the land doesn’t cost much but in Japan it’s probably more expensive the land so they can’t have big houses
The rich japanese folks tend to keep their social status a secret and really refrain from showing off their luxuries.
@@chaosbringer5248 Yeah stealth wealth is a thing in japan and most asian city. but mostly old money though.
Well no matter how rich you are in Japan, most houses doesn't last more than 3 generations of the same family.
When it comes to inheritance tax, the next person in line will have to fork out up to 55% of tax depending on the value of the property and so on.
englishlawyersjapan.com/inheritance-tax-in-japan/
I love how the last time stamp says "Kentucky Fried Chicken for the rich"
Yeah, I have no right to eat in that KFC🤣
I love how everyone in this neighborhood automatically labeled as rich haha
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Because those people are, average house price around denenchofu is 2.5 million US dollars.
@@m.mckinkey8989 hmmm compared to Japanese prices, that is quite high. but when I see 2.5 million dollars I just remember that's the price of some Condos in Toronto, Canada and I cry a little on the inside.
because they are, you probably have never been to japan if you think that's normal.
You are all missing the points here. What I meant is some people are only visiting the area. That does not mean they live there. But got labeled as rich in the video which is funny and entertaining to me. Relax guys. I know house prices in japan are expensive. (^-^)
Very nice looking area and homes, but still seems like it'd be nicer to have some space for a yard!
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Maybe they have a garden/yard in the middle for privacy and security.
what a view😍 great filming!!!!
Because of this video, I just googled and the articles said that it's not the most expensive residential area in Tokyo... Expensive, but not the most expensive.
Hi, Endah-san. Thank you so much for your comment😋
Which area is the most expensive in japan?
facts, an 120 square meters house there are cheaper than brand new 80 square meters house in Setagaya, Komazawa...
@@hydewizard for Tokyo, it’s Minato-ku, Shibuya-ku and Chuo-ku. A lot of property value comes from location, and although homes around Den-en-chofu is big and expensive the location is inconvenient for transit into central Tokyo (Den-en-chofu is around 40 min away from Nihonbashi).
Thank you so much for these videos especially at these times. My best memory of my Japan trips was exploring and walking through different neighbourhoods. ☺️ Hello from Australia.
Thank you Julia-san far from Australia!😋
21:45 - you can hear the Ferrari coming. :-)
I believe the driver lives in Denenchofu😏
9:37 My fav one, not too big, not too small, just nice and modern
For Japanese, it's big!😂😂😂
@@ciderstokyoview365 yeah you're right XD!
17:11 that's my future home 😊🙏
Ok, I will reserve it for you!🤣
I’ll help you with the deposit XD
I will give you company by staying in it
18:29 paisagem incrível e tão tranquila ♡
the neighborhood in which I live . it is impossible for him to enjoy this calm
田園コロシアム後まで映してほしかった
昔 Live under the sky をやった場所です。
有名なジャズマンがそこで演奏しました
I wanted to see the site of the Denen Coliseum.
It was the venue for "Live Under the Sky".
The famous jazzman played there.
🌞 So Great Walking Tour in Tokyo 🌞
🌞Greetings from the France Riviera🌞
Thank you so much!
amazing some day i will be there
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I love the sounds of your footsteps
Thank you 🤣💙
Beautiful houses! There are lots of western-inspired houses, but I'm more attracted to the charming & cozy ones. Those with plants & trees outside & around are charming. The super big house 2 is huge, but it looks sad & snobbish outside. I hope the people living there are happy. Like we all know, money can't buy happiness. Also, how we feel & think, as well as how we live our lives, are reflected through our houses & through the things that represent us.
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Cool video! I thought rich people live in Minato-ku but this place also looks beautiful!
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Thank you for sharing! Great Virtual Tour! :) 👍👍😊😊 AWESOME Footage!
Thank you always!!!
The first part was almost exactly like what you’d find in a French neighbourhood it’s crazy!!! Even the trees and the pavement and the roads, it felt just like it 😳
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아름다운곳이네요 영상 업로드 감사합니다
고마워요, 친구.😋✨
So the anime character is rich AF i see
Thank you for sharing! Great Vitual Tour! 😊👍 AWESOME!
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Um dos bairros mais caros de Tokyo, faz alguns dos bairros mais caros da minha cidade parecerem aterros. A estética oriental é algo que realmente se destaca, não? Mesmo uma casa de design simples, fica mais encantadora com um jardim impecável. Algo estranho que notei: a maioria das áreas residenciais raramente tem sons de pássaros ao redor...
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Excelente video, no conocía esa zona de Tokio
¡esa zona es para gente rica😋haha
Japan never fails to Impress !!!
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Very nice homes, though I am a little disappointed there aren’t many traditional Japanese style ones.
love these time stamps
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:)
denenchofu, futako-tamagawa, sanno(near kamata), seijo, shin-yurigaoka. where most of the rich peoples in tokyo reside.
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I thought those gaudy columns (starts around 8:30) are exclusive to nouveau riche in SE Asia but seems I am sorely mistaken. "Money can't buy you class" seems to apply everywhere. :-)
昔自転車乗りながらあちこちの物件を見ました。なずかしい.
Thank you Win-san, I'm really happy if my video reminds you nostalgic memory😚
Interesting visit this kind of places! It's good meet differentes places from Tokyo!
I've actually been to this neighborhood and one of the houses! I was in study abroad program and one of my floormate's family lives here. But he told me he was upper middle class. Not sure what that means in Tokyo standards
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Sangat bagus.. saya suka
Terima kasih banyak atas komen anda😘✨
WOW didn't know houses of this size existed in Japan - must be the super rich
Thank you Hungry-san☺
The land is very expensive in Japan especially around the city
At the risk of sounding a bit jaded, once you've seen a rich person suburb, you've pretty much seen them all. There's variations on the theme depending on the city and its environment, but really, its just a case of:
* Tree lined streets;
* Big houses with varying degrees of conservative to brash, ostentatious design;
* Luxury cars in the driveway,
* The suburb kept clean and well maintained.
There were a couple of houses that were quite extroverted but for the most part, I found the architecture to be subdued and restrained, much like Japanese society itself.
Thanks for the awesome video!
Thank you too my friend😙
Son zonas que asombran por su edificación y, buen gusto en sus fachadas, canteros y jardines. Siendo de calidad de vida en
su vivir, hay algo que nos deja ideas que pueden proyectarse en forma diferentes si alguien está por construir su casa. Y en esto
sí que hay creaciones únicas y exquisitas.Un bello paseo lleno de encanto en su arquitectura.
Saludos desde Argentina.
gracias por tu comentario lejos de argentina, espero que podamos encontrarnos en la próxima caminata😋
@@ciderstokyoview365 Tokio, es una ciudad magnífica. Y tiene mucho que ofrecer en sus burbujas edificadas, pero hay algo más bonito las galerías, sus luces, sus librerías, sus paseos y, tal vez alguna fuente
de agua y luces danzantes.
I was thinking there's not a lot of conspicuous wealth, then I reached 8:58
These houses are not so big, but land price in this area is so expensive!🙄
A lot of money does not equal good taste.
thanks it is so orderly and nice to see again
Thank you James-san😆
Hola buen video sigue así
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Salut,sympa la balade😁çà fait plaisir merci beaucoup à bientôt🙋♂️😍
Merci pour votre commentaire. J'espère que nous pourrons nous rencontrer lors de la prochaine marche😎
Reminds me very much of Ashiya in Hyogo, one of the most wealthy area's in Japan
You know very well about Japan!🙄
@@ciderstokyoview365 Are you native Japanese? Love your videos.
I wonder if some old Yakuza boss is chilling in one of those houses. Or should I say some old rich Yakuza boss in one of those rich houses?🤔😁😁
I want to believe that there is no Yakuza in that area😥
Yaquza like pakistani big landlord
You mean kiryu kazuma or Goro Majima
The Japanese neighborhoods are very interesting- where I live, there’s a mix of people who own Lexus, Porsche, Mercedes and also people who own simpler vehicles. I don’t think people really care about which neighborhood to live as long as it’s peaceful. And I live in the suburbs of a city.
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I just like the architecture so much.
Lugar lindo e calmo ....😍💖
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1) 8:35 En mi opinión como occidental este tipo de arquitectura clásica se reserva para bibliotecas o museos. Me es muy extraño verla empleada para una casa. 22:40 A mi parecer esta si es una casa bonita.
2) Me llama la atención ver veredas/aceras para peatones en una zona residencial japonesa e incluso arboles a los lados. Muy a la europea.
Edito: Interesante video, gracias.
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what do you think the house prices are like in this area?
3Mil.USD😎
Oh i can't wait for them to lift the travel ban so i can finally take my 2 week bucket list trip over there. I am so Aisuru about Japan and it's culture and people.
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建物がきれいですね
豪華なお家です✨
Ở nhật, đường không hẳn rộng. Nhưng Phương tiện đi lại ít, và đường xá thì rất gọn và sạch
I shudder to think how much the mansion at 22:45 costs! I wonder who lives at 3-chōme-2 Denenchōfu that can affort such a palace!
Some celebrity or president of IT company🤣
Thank you for sharing🤠Nice to meet you🤝Like your trip👍
Thank you and I hope we can meet on next walk!😎
Incredible!
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It is true that Denenchofu City(田園調布) is a rich neighborhood, but it's not that appropriate to be an example of super rich in Japan.
Denenchofu is still not far from central Tokyo. It takes just 30 minutes to central Tokyo by train.
The real rich people in Japan are those who don't have to live so close to Tokyo.
Their mansions have large gardens, sometimes even tennis courts and small swimming pools. Most of them are surrounded by high walls like a fortress.
Sanno(山王）area has plentiful of rich peoples as well, who like to keep themselves in low profile...not far away from kamata(which is by contrast, full of drunkards and oldies)
To be honest, it does not look too much different from other less rich residential areas. The gaps do exist but much smaller than those in other countries.
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これらの家の平均費用はいくらですか?
Curious did they not approach you in suspicion of planning bad?
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Imagine night walk in here. Some of this house must be have a excellent light job.
8:35 kinda reminds me of Staten Island.
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Where can get those child seats they have on the their bikes?
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Objection to the title!
It's true that 'Denenchofu' (Ota-Ward) is famous throughout the Japan as a high-class residential area.
However, for Tokyo natives, 'Shoto', 'Hiroo', 'Azabu' and 'Ikedayama' are a few ranks higher than 'Denenchofu' in terms of luxury residential areas.
(In the same way that local people think that 'Akihabara' has the cheapest electrical appliances in Tokyo.)
タイトルに異議あり！
たしかに田園調布(大田区)は高級住宅街としては全国区で有名である。
しかしながら東京の土着民からすれば、松濤、広尾、麻布、池田山あたりが田園調布よりも数ランク格上の高級住宅街である。
（地方民がアキハバラは東京で一番電化製品が安いと思ってるのと同じ感覚）
失礼しました！東京を勉強します笑
한국은 이런 느낌의 동네가 다 사라져 가고 있어서 아쉬운데 보기만 해도 좋네요.
뭔가 따뜻함이 느껴지고 걷고 싶은 느낌의 주택가 풍경과 길.
귀하의 의견에 감사 드리며 다음 산책에서 만날 수 있기를 바랍니다😋
Rich people have nice taste :)
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What kind of camera are you using?
Japanese homes are so small. This looks more like a regular neighbourhood here in Germany, and even those have some more space. But it looks very beautiful tho...
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They dont want a big house, they want a big land.
Would love to see the inside of some of these homes.
Maybe I would be arrested... 😎
@@ciderstokyoview365 Well, we can't have that.🙂
i just love japan
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@@ciderstokyoview365 wel come to nepal
De dónde eres Bro?
Muchas gracias por tu comentario🐤💚Japón!
I am watching this video and I noticed one detail. Here in Denenchofu, Tokyo, in Beverly Hills and in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles, in Dedinje in Belgrade and in other most expensive neighborhoods, the streets are without sidewalks. Why is that ?
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Most houses there must look epic inside. Everyone who lives there must feel like royals.
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The value is the land the houses that it sits on. You could have such a house in the country as a middle-class person. I live in outside of Tokyo in a nice house but if I place my house in that area, my guess it would be 5 times more expensive.
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استمر تصوير رائع جدا تحس ان النظام في اليابان شيئ مقدس تحياتي لك من مصر
انت اول من يعلق من مصر. أنا سعيد جدًا بلقائك وآمل أن نلتقي في الجولة القادمة.
انشاء الله نلتقي المره القادمه تحياتي لك من الزقازيق
I would prefer to live in Kagurazaka as it's real pleasant Tokyo. Denenchofu looks very average compared to any part of USA - Canada - Australia - Thanks for the video!
kagurazaka😚 Oh, you know about Japan so much!
I wonder how much one of those up scale houses cost after taxes?
I think it would be 5MUSD!😂
How much does it cost to build a house in that neighborhood
Maybe 3Mil.~5Mil.USD!
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considering an apartment rent in tokyo per month cost from 120k-150k yen i wont be suprise if the people living there are bagging 2-5mil yen a month
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for some reason I don't really like this neighborhood, other areas of tokyo look much more interesting
It looks very much like you could find it anywhere, that’s why I don’t like it so much
as you can see .. most people you see is elderly people .. thats japan problem .. aging population
@@urmotherfather2584 People are leaving, the elders are staying
yeah but this place looks very peaceful and quiet. Chill af for someone like me.
People who have the money to build a house in a nice and cue “strategic” neighborhood are usually elders. And elders like quiet places. The quality that makes this particular neighborhood expensive is that it's still so damn quiet but it's still near downtown Tokyo. Japanese people take their quiet time seriously.
거리가 너무 예뻐!!
귀하의 의견에 감사드립니다🤍
What I learned about Japan after living in few different countries is that Japan does not have big income gap in different industries. Obviously income level changes based on your position, skillsets but compared to some other countries, it doesn't have huge income gap between industries. Maybe I'm wrong
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So beautiful 🥰
thanks hatori san!
KOYODAI Inagi ... WAKABADAI along TAMA Center are more beautiful place when it comes to nature and houses
This looks like an area that has been traditionally expensive, but I'm pretty sure that the richest people live in gated communties somewhere in the outskirts of Tokyo, or in penthouses in downtown.
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Interesting video. Strange. Are garages outlawed in Japan? People in this neighborhood are parking their luxury cars on sidewalks in front of their homes just like the really bad neighborhoods in the US.
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You're misunderstanding.
One example: 9:00
The 2 white luxury cars (I saw 3 white cars in another vid) are parked in the "private" open carpark which belongs to the houseowner. It's not a public sidewalk but part of the land he purchased.
Normal Japanese won't like to cause inconvenience to neighbors.
I visited Den-en-cho-fu for the first time last Christmas. As an Asian foreigner I wanted to compare how the rich Japanese live vs how other crazy rich Asians live. It was a nice cozy neighbourhood. I liked it a lot. :)
I'm surprised to know that you have visited Den-en-cho-fu, because it is not the place for sightseeing!🙄 Thank you for your comment!
@@ciderstokyoview365 yes, im not a tourist. Tourists are not allowed in Japan for about a year already. I live in Tokyo :)
Nice area seems like the US in a Alternate universe 😅💖
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Doesn't need to be an alternate universe. San Francisco is like this since they have no yards.
@@Mark-OutWest lmao 😂
@@Mark-OutWest that city is a shithole
I lived within walking distance to here at Komazawa area.. a lot of foreigners live around denenchofu too. And by foreigner I mean wealthy expats who have all living expenses including $30,000/yr private international school for their kids and maids/helpers paid in full.
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Wow a Samtron comment, I loved Games You Don't Play.
es interesante como la idea del lujo cambia de lugar en lugar, yo no me imaginaria ver un Bentley en una casa de ese tamaño, no es muy grande son cosas pequeñas y es interesante como viven, lo maravilloso de Japón es que la brecha entre clases no es muy definida ni extrema, casi todos viven bien y mas homogéneo, en México, por ejemplo una casa de una persona adinerada versus un clase mediero versus un pobre, es dramáticamente diferente, bonito video.
muchas gracias por tu comentario. Y agradezco por compartir la situación de México.😋
Super big house 1
Super big house 2
Rich woman pay driver lunch.
Lexus RX
Rich people wait for something in line.
Lol adorable and straight to the point!!!
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Noticed that there are no nice master planned gated communities in Japan. It is just different than the US. People, Japan is a small country, if you didn’t know that.
Thank you for letting me know about USA!😚
This Denenchofu City itself is a master planned semi-gated community.
It was originally planned as a suburban residential area for the wealthy, just outside of Tokyo. Now, since all the houses and buildings are densely built around it, it does not mean much, but it's still not an area where anyone can live.
The building regulations and the regulations of the residents' autonomous organizations are famous for being very strict.
I think in other countries, the differences between upper class hood, middle upper, middle and working class are stronger at first sight.
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Where is this area located?
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The name of the place is right above the title
We all know Japan is at the forefront on many levels - cleanness, technology, efficiency, social order and organization but it is heartbreaking that their modern architecture houses, even in the Tokyo most expensive area look disappointingly dull, box-like, devoid of architectural beauty and harmony and with most facades reminding you of some plasticky replicas you find in some Disney World parks or in Las Vegas.
Benedetto Bruno-san you are right, I want to live in big house😳
As far as I know, non-conformity in Japan is highly discouraged. Kids have to follow a strict dress code, hair has to be styled just so. I read somewhere several years ago (and I might be wrong about this) that even the student's hair has to be straight and black (which would obviously pose a problem for the "Hafu" kids).
So I guess this culture of conformity would naturally bleed out to Japanese modern architecture. Which might also be the reason why anime is so popular and anime characters are so colorful and flashy; a way for a lot of them to satisfy a person's need for something original and unique.
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Al Cor, yes, yes there must be social reasons as well behind all that. But I wasn't talking "theory". Take a good look at the windows of those expensive houses, tiny, introvert, more dead than alive...and in the summer months when it's hot I guess people have to rely on electric air conditioners because probably those windiws can't even be opened or opened fully. Contemporary Japanese architects had better take a trip to the Netherlands and look at the sizes of windows especially in older buidlings and shove their "Muji" style somewhere else.
Not to mention how contemporary Japanese architects have obviously dismissed and ignored the design and style of traditional Japanese architecture which was way more harmonious and attractive.
@@benedettobruno1669 Can't argue with some of that really, but a lot of Mujis (the newer ones anyway) have excellent ventilation and great big windows. Some might not even need AC in the summer. I'd like to see an updated version of a traditional Japanese house though, one with nice gardens.
But then again, you'd have to be obscenely rich to build something like that in that neighborhood. Funny how I saw this really huge lot with a big long wall once. Thought the guy who lived there owned Toyota or something. Turned out it was a temple.
But yes, I see your point. Honestly though, I really prefer the simpler, more humble 'duller' neighborhoods in Kamakura than the übercosmopolitan city that is Tokyo. There's a certain youthful atmosphere in the places around Enoshima. Tokyo feels like you really need to work your a$$ off when you're there, even if you're just visiting.
@@alcor7104 Glad you mentioned the importance of gardens.
25:05 Kentucky Fried Chicken for rich people? 😂 whats that mean? is that a sarcasm? 😁
ive seen regular house bigger than those house.
But those houses are much comfortable to live than the regular houses you’ve seen. I really love the Japanese bathrooms, so clean and fully automated, with touch panel where you can choose the temperature of your bath water.