Repairing our traditional Japanese home.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- We want to show you how we repaired our traditional Japanese home.
2022 we moved to Japan. Since then we are living in the traditional old home of my grandparents. They built this house 62 years ago in a traditional Japanese way. It is from a temple carpenter, and my family always took good care of it. We try our best to keep the house in good condition.
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Our new Life in Japan.
We are Senka and Marco, a Japanese German couple. After living for two years together in Germany we decided to start a new life in Japan. With this channel we want to share our challenges and impression in Japan with you.
🏷We would like to introduce travel tips and tasty local foods!
🏷Not only famous places but also interesting rare places.
Thank you for sharing your experience with getting rid of the termites. I wish all the best that you are done with them forever and there will be no further damage to your beautiful house. Greetings from Germany ❤
Thank you for your kind comments. 🥰
We really hope this never happens again..😳
Glad your house is în better condition now.
We’re relieved for now. 😮💨
Hi there, it's a excellent and lovely video, but I'm so impressed with the termites troubles, that almost destroyed their home, every country has a traditional way to built a house, in México we use cement, rod, gravel and sand, but the traditional japanese houses are awesone! 😮
We would love to see a Mexican house 🏡 one day. It sounds very interesting 🧐
Thanks for the nice video and interesting information. Also like how you say your costs in Euro as I'm living in Germany myself. I hope one day you'll make a video about how you're learning Japanese. 😁
I can already tell you that is really difficult from my point of view. Soon we will share a video about this topic ☺️
Wonderful video. Thank you for sharing. The way of presentation is very nice so can further share Japanese lifestyle videos.😍
We’re happy to hear🥰 We have lots of videos on stock so as soon as we edit them, we’ll post on TH-cam. 🙌
Lovely video guys 💙👍🏼 please show us more of Japan lifestyle, food and scenery 😘👍🏼💙
We will soon upload more videos about Japanese food 🥘 🍱
So just so I understand you three are living here in your family home? Are you enjoying living here?
Yes, we love to live here. Japan is such a wonderful country 🌸
really love your work
Thank you for your comment 🌸
But why even spraying the old tatami if they are thrown out? Because you could have saved the money spraying them I guess. I was just wondering.
Ihr Beiden ! Vielen Dank ! Wieder , total intressant ! In welchem Gebiet steht das Haus eigentlich? Weiter machen und sofort! 🇨🇦🥰🇯🇵🫣🇩🇪
Das Haus steht in der Nähe von Osaka. Wir drehen bereits ein neues Video über unser Haus 🌸☺️
@@SenChannelvlog Toll , Toll und noch Toll !
dont throw the original tatami, there is no termite eggs unless they already have mounds underneth your house
In Australia we do yearly termite treatments. A man comes and sprays a chemical into the ground near the house to prevent them. Do you do have that in Japan?
The craftsman recommended treating the house with pesticides every 10 years. The last ones who did it before us were my grandparents. Probably more than 20 years ago. Maybe we will do it more often in the future. But we treat only the floor below the house, not the ground near the house.
what happened guys, I hope your house and health are well. Are you doing more videos
We’re doing pretty well. Thank you.🤗 Yes, for sure! We‘ll upload some videos soon..🙈🌸
I wish you a great day :)
シロアリ問題…！大変ですよね😭
リフォームお疲れ様です！
ありがとうございます🥲
けっこう大変でした、、💦
幸い被害が大きすぎなかったけどもう２度と
やって来て欲しくはないです…😂😂
@@SenChannelvlog ですよね…何度もはやりたくないの想像できます…😢
Here (USA) a chemical for termites & ants that completely eradicates these pest for years is called “Termidor”…..
Seems like it’s also a common problem in the USA as well..🐜