Because it literally is. It is one of the safest and cleanest places on earth. There aren't many places, if at all, where you literally have to conduct an in-depth search in order to come across trash, and even then, you won't find it 99% of the time... It's just a different culture, a distinct, unique, well-developed culture. Just the fact that people in power, like the prime minister will get on his knees in front of his people to ask them for forgiveness when they make a huge mistake. Like with the tsunami disaster, he knelt before the people who had lost their village, and showed his humility and respect towards them. There aren't many cultures where the powerful elites take responsibility, especially not like that. It's really refreshing to see. But I digress... It's a beautiful country with many good and of course also bad sides, like any other place.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! I am failing upwards everyday, and I hope you do too. Nakano House turned out fantastic and I am really grateful that you followed along on this journey. Let me know what you want to see next, since I will put in an extra gear when it comes to content creation again :)))) xoxo, Anton in Japan
My birth name is Anton and adopted name was turned into Anthony. I'm age 21 and did gymnastics 14 years. I've been in construction and some remodeling of houses for almost 2 years. I really like this project a lot. I wish you well in how you turn it into profit. And I am now new subscriber.
@@ANTONINJAPAN Hopefully not only shorts. I could watch touring your houses and watch renovation for hours. Since we've seen this old house (not as old as the house I live in Leipzig, Saxony, Germany) we've seen the potential it has and it turned out great, so much things you could save. So much work (and money). Shooji turned out most beautiful I think. how about a buddha statue or similar for the 床の間? I really like the choosen pinewood for the second floor, btw. And good to see that you used recycled wood, (I make upcycling videos myself), this is a great opportunity and way cheaper. I was happy to see the translations every now and then from Japanese, but as many of your worldwide viewers don't know all the words for all types of wood in English, it might help to fix the subtitles at least to help people to unserstand more. Looking forward to see more of the renovation. Cheers and enjoy your vacation.
I think the pine in the bedroom looks beautiful! It brightens up the space!
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Wowww!! I'm envious. I'm an architect, I love Japan and japanese culture, I'm studying japanese, I love the challenge of giving new life to old houses, in short, I love what you do. All my respect, thank you very much for sharing it and a lot of encouragement with the next houses, I will be watching what you are doing. 頑張って!!!!
I agree, breathing fresh air into 'older' homes is a lot of work, but rewarding. (The 100+ y.o. homes are AMAZING.) Good studying & get yourself to Japan. ✌
Your home is beautiful! Pine has been overused in US and usually has been associated with cheap, unsophisticated decor. This may be the reason you have gotten negative comments. I agree pine is beautiful and you have shown how versatile it can be.
I live in the US, and haven't seen even one house with pine in it. And it's not associated with cheap or unsophisticated decor, so have no idea what you're talking about.
@@nightskylights4501 Perhaps you haven’t seen it but it is around, usually in older homes, in paneling, flooring and furniture. No need to be mean in your comment.
@@valentinat3250As a realtor I can tell you that it’s associated with 1950’s and 1960’s basements and rec rooms. Very dated. Beautiful, yes, but very dated.
Love love love how contious you are of reusing materials and carefully plan design and respect the house itself. You really have a gift for it. Beautiful
Wow, the upstairs bedrooms look so cosy and inviting. Also love how the bathroom is divided into three sections so 3 people can use it at the same time when getting ready for the day. I would only add a small sofa if one can be fit in somewhere. North Americans love to plop down on a sofa/couch after being out for the day. Take care.
I love how you brighten the whole house inside with your choice of pine wood for the wall, ganbatsu wood for the floor and see through sliding doors. This definitely made the house feel bigger and also warm. Placing the ganbatsu panels for the deck vertically towards the front door and then horizontally made the space outside feel much bigger and softens the way the outside living space feels in the city. I love the saved tiles in the wet room and shower rooms! The wood bath and color for walls complimented the tiles beautifully. I love the way you kept the ceiling height to open up the bedrooms. You kept the functioning beautiful pieces of the home, restored it and brought it up to date. A beautifully well done work!
Wow this is beautiful! Very well done. It looks so cozy and home-y, totally different vibes compared to the before pictures! The colour of wood is welcoming. I'm glad I found a video like this, so neat!
Congratulations. What a great job. It looks perfect. And I really liked that you kept a lot of the original features. Especially the bathroom floors, because they are unique. And the reused wooden planks and the new ones are in perfect color harmony. The pine wall in one of the bedrooms is gorgeous in it's simplicity. I can imagine that the whole house smells divine from the different woods. And I really like the bathtub.
Congratulations its looking amazing. I love how it has lot of natural light and love how woody cabiny vibe there is yet has a certain modern traditional feel
For the main bedroom my recommendation is to put some sort of paintings on the accent wall and for the guest room altar like space could be used as bookshelf or a window bench for reading. Anyway I like the combination of white and wood for the interior of the house
It’s good to see that you try to save these old houses. I get the impression, that Japanese culture is more about tearing them down and putting up new buildings but I think ancient settlements really come alive by old houses being integrated with newer ones and it preserves a part of history. Especially when conserving the original character of the building and interior.
Wow, it looks amazing! From our perspective it went by quite fast 🤣 You put so much into this build and it shows! I would love to stay here on my next trip! Well done Anton, can't wait to see what you do next!
Love how you managed to keep that really unusual pebble flooring. Love the deck out the front. Black is spectacular on the exterior. Love the renovation. Well done and a guaranteed profit in resale. Congratulations you’ve done a wonderful job.
The kitchen needs more cabinetry. I would put a large cabinet above the washing machine. As well as a sturdy shelf above the window over the sink. Maybe a pot rack hanging from the ceiling.
Well done, Anton! It looks amazing and you are entitled to feel emotional about such a big achievement. I would perhaps put a small sofa in the alcover near the door, perhaps along the window. It's hard to find an Airbnb in Japan with a sofa and it could be a real selling point I think.
I have a friend who lives in Nakano and I've been around that area a lot (I live in Fukuoka). It's fantastic to see what you could achieve with such an old house.
Not going to lie. The whole comment around 2:40 bought you a fan for life with me. And I really needed that laugh. Don't know when I'll be visiting Japan but I do know where I'll be staying. Thanks and BTW the pine looks great.
It could use a bit of colour accents and more storage (and come on, the grey rug in the kitchen doesn't fit the warmth of the wood :) any other colour but that drab, cool gray ) - but leaving that in hands of new owners is a good choice as it's more universal. For AIRBNB, I would add colourful accents and some decor (from the old house? )- a few colorful, classic flea market rugs, a can of paint (deep, warm red or navy, deep slate grey on smaller ones ) on few accent walls or doors ( or a colourful, traditional wallpaper), a few prints would completely transform this space. I would paint the beams in bedroom to fit the black door trim and hang a few prints in black frames to add a bit oomph, plus a thick, chunky throw. Fantastic job.
It's like your baby. Be proud and keep doing what you do!!❤ yes of course you are having another project!! How exciting ❤ I am so glad you never gave up!! It is all so beautiful my favorite is still the staircase and the kitchen but I would chose the Japanese totami mat bedroom to sleep in for sure. Their comforters are really the most snuggliest ever❤❤❤
The people hating on the pine are just being snobby. Being fair there are a lot of hackneyed DIY projects across the USA that are honestly not well-made or somewhat less than safe. But pine is super strong for it's extremely light weight. Also, the older cabinets in the guest bedroom is really cute, and gives character and style. Nothing worse than going overseas for the culture, and staying in a room that is indistinguishable from a regular hotel in any US highway.
It's Fabulous abode! Congratulations. How cleaver that you saved the wood that would have been thrown away. Bravo! I feel the beauty and at home in your review. It is comfortable and very clean.
Nakano is my favourite area in Tokyo! I’ve stayed there so many times in my visits to Japan. I’ve always said if I moved to Japan I’d love to live in Nakano! ❤
I watched ur channel in Japanese before. Glad a hous in Tokyo is reformed so clean and beautiful. Well, I guess I can't rent it cause such a wonderful house in Tokyo must be expensive 😅
Looks great! This spring I was living right around the corner from this -- you can literally see my former apartment in your establishing shot of the neighborhood. Nice work.
Aweee my, it's totally beautiful and so well done with great taste and still has a wonderful Japanese feel to it...congratulations should be very proud!!!!! :))
What an emotional journey. It was such a delight to see all the love and attention you put in this house. You have such good eye for what is both practical and beautiful. I learned from your videos how important lighting and space is to have in your house. Good luck on your journey and investments in Akiya. Ps. Love to book this air b & b if i come to japan.
What a fresh, light and airy feel! Great job, Anton & Co.! ❤ PS: I used to live in a tiny house, where the only space for the washing machine was in the garden shed. Worked well 3/4 of the year. Had to use a londromat or my neighbor's washing machine during the winter months, when the outdoor water supply had to be turned off to prevent the pipes from bursting. So, enjoy your washing machine in the kitchen, it's a treat! 🙌🏻 Enjoy your house & congratulations! 🥳 PPS: My favorite room is the little nook next to the living room. Great place for reading by that big window... 😊
Yes pine is often associated with cabins, or other forms of seasonal habitations, at least in the US and Canada, but it’s just a matter of perception. Great job Anton!
Thank you for the tour! Congratulations on a well done renovation, despite unforeseen problems & limited budget! The house looks small & cozy with the wood accents & panels (in the main bedroom), at the same time modern/fresh and functional (kitchen & bathroom areas). With the 2 bedrooms, it should easily accommodate 4-5 guests (there is space for another futon in the tatami room).
Lovely house and design. I like pine a lot. Never paint that! I wouldn't be able to rent it, though. I am older, and need a hand rail on the staircase. I would also need a toilet/sink on the second floor as i wake up twice a night with that need.
Born and raised in USA- I have never ever seen a washer in a kitchen-what we have is a utility room for the appliances ( washer /dryer). I have seen in the basement, but never in the kitchen
Very great renovation video indeed The only thing meself don't like houses closer to each other like that like barracks style apartments again Grew up in Fiji islands from 70s house on its own with huge spaces 360 degrees is what meself loves Anyways that looks great and yep comfy
This is a wonderful renovation. The only thing I would do differently are the stucco uneven walls on the second floor. Rough walls always look like they are covering faults in the wall and cheapen the look. I love everything else including the pine!
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I don’t know if its me, but every time I watch videos from Japan the first words that go through my head is PEACE & CLEAN.
they dont let trouble makers into their country, like the west... so how could no go areas emerge
Because it literally is. It is one of the safest and cleanest places on earth. There aren't many places, if at all, where you literally have to conduct an in-depth search in order to come across trash, and even then, you won't find it 99% of the time... It's just a different culture, a distinct, unique, well-developed culture. Just the fact that people in power, like the prime minister will get on his knees in front of his people to ask them for forgiveness when they make a huge mistake. Like with the tsunami disaster, he knelt before the people who had lost their village, and showed his humility and respect towards them. There aren't many cultures where the powerful elites take responsibility, especially not like that. It's really refreshing to see. But I digress... It's a beautiful country with many good and of course also bad sides, like any other place.
There is something special about seeing these old, run down houses getting a second life. Wonderful job!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! I am failing upwards everyday, and I hope you do too. Nakano House turned out fantastic and I am really grateful that you followed along on this journey. Let me know what you want to see next, since I will put in an extra gear when it comes to content creation again :))))
xoxo, Anton in Japan
(YES LOADS OF RENOVATION SHORTS WILL BE UPLOADED SOON!!)
My birth name is Anton and adopted name was turned into Anthony. I'm age 21 and did gymnastics 14 years. I've been in construction and some remodeling of houses for almost 2 years. I really like this project a lot. I wish you well in how you turn it into profit. And I am now new subscriber.
Awesome home Anton. followed and watched your reno efforts of this home. The intense work and effort. Congratulations Anton.
@@ANTONINJAPAN Hopefully not only shorts. I could watch touring your houses and watch renovation for hours. Since we've seen this old house (not as old as the house I live in Leipzig, Saxony, Germany) we've seen the potential it has and it turned out great, so much things you could save. So much work (and money). Shooji turned out most beautiful I think. how about a buddha statue or similar for the 床の間? I really like the choosen pinewood for the second floor, btw. And good to see that you used recycled wood, (I make upcycling videos myself), this is a great opportunity and way cheaper. I was happy to see the translations every now and then from Japanese, but as many of your worldwide viewers don't know all the words for all types of wood in English, it might help to fix the subtitles at least to help people to unserstand more. Looking forward to see more of the renovation. Cheers and enjoy your vacation.
I would love to see a videos like building, recycling, designing and inspirational tips. ✨
お風呂とお手洗いの床のタイル、子供時代を思い出します。昭和中期に建てられた家によく使われていましたが、こうしてみるとレトロな感じがとてもおしゃれですね😊
パインも明るいイメージでとても素敵です💓
I think the pine in the bedroom looks beautiful! It brightens up the space!
Wowww!! I'm envious. I'm an architect, I love Japan and japanese culture, I'm studying japanese, I love the challenge of giving new life to old houses, in short, I love what you do. All my respect, thank you very much for sharing it and a lot of encouragement with the next houses, I will be watching what you are doing. 頑張って!!!!
I agree, breathing fresh air into 'older' homes is a lot of work, but rewarding. (The 100+ y.o. homes are AMAZING.)
Good studying & get yourself to Japan. ✌
Your home is beautiful! Pine has been overused in US and usually has been associated with cheap, unsophisticated decor. This may be the reason you have gotten negative comments. I agree pine is beautiful and you have shown how versatile it can be.
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Agreed, I think it’s beautiful!
I live in the US, and haven't seen even one house with pine in it. And it's not associated with cheap or unsophisticated decor, so have no idea what you're talking about.
@@nightskylights4501 Perhaps you haven’t seen it but it is around, usually in older homes, in paneling, flooring and furniture. No need to be mean in your comment.
@@valentinat3250As a realtor I can tell you that it’s associated with 1950’s and 1960’s basements and rec rooms. Very dated. Beautiful, yes, but very dated.
The tiles in the bathroom are just beautiful and it looks so nice with that wooden tub
Love love love how contious you are of reusing materials and carefully plan design and respect the house itself. You really have a gift for it. Beautiful
Your visions to restore these old houses are amazing. Absolute beautiful job.
Wow, the upstairs bedrooms look so cosy and inviting. Also love how the bathroom is divided into three sections so 3 people can use it at the same time when getting ready for the day. I would only add a small sofa if one can be fit in somewhere. North Americans love to plop down on a sofa/couch after being out for the day. Take care.
I love how you brighten the whole house inside with your choice of pine wood for the wall, ganbatsu wood for the floor and see through sliding doors. This definitely made the house feel bigger and also warm. Placing the ganbatsu panels for the deck vertically towards the front door and then horizontally made the space outside feel much bigger and softens the way the outside living space feels in the city. I love the saved tiles in the wet room and shower rooms! The wood bath and color for walls complimented the tiles beautifully. I love the way you kept the ceiling height to open up the bedrooms. You kept the functioning beautiful pieces of the home, restored it and brought it up to date. A beautifully well done work!
Congratulations!!! It was so much fun watching the transition. Keep doing what your doing, I'll keep watching!!!
Thank you Steven san!
I love the pine in the master bedroom. It’s warm and glows like honey 🍯
I love the pine- especially the wall in the bedroom. It looks like a piece of art,
What a great renovation - thank you for showing us around.
Wow this is beautiful! Very well done. It looks so cozy and home-y, totally different vibes compared to the before pictures! The colour of wood is welcoming. I'm glad I found a video like this, so neat!
Congratulations. What a great job. It looks perfect. And I really liked that you kept a lot of the original features. Especially the bathroom floors, because they are unique. And the reused wooden planks and the new ones are in perfect color harmony. The pine wall in one of the bedrooms is gorgeous in it's simplicity. I can imagine that the whole house smells divine from the different woods. And I really like the bathtub.
Looks great! I'm with you on the warm spaces and light 👍🏻
The wood is beautiful. I have a timber frame house, with big oak beams, and the floors and ceilings are wide pine planks. Your house looks so pretty.
Well done, Anton!!!👏👏👏
You have every reason to feel proud! The house is simply gorgeous! Love the reusing/repurposing!!!🎉
It's very beautiful and cozy inside! You did very good! I'm so jealous. Japan must be a very peaceful place to live in!
Congratulations its looking amazing. I love how it has lot of natural light and love how woody cabiny vibe there is yet has a certain modern traditional feel
For the main bedroom my recommendation is to put some sort of paintings on the accent wall and for the guest room altar like space could be used as bookshelf or a window bench for reading. Anyway I like the combination of white and wood for the interior of the house
It’s good to see that you try to save these old houses. I get the impression, that Japanese culture is more about tearing them down and putting up new buildings but I think ancient settlements really come alive by old houses being integrated with newer ones and it preserves a part of history. Especially when conserving the original character of the building and interior.
Beautiful house interior plus your external timber walkway and small decks......congratulations on all your hard work!
Very beautiful pine wood.
It has this amazing traditional japanese yet Scandinavian marriage and I am in love with this! ❤
I thjnk the finish is perfect ,easy to maintain, and clean ,not dust traps 10/10
You are an Ernst Kirschstiger in the making ;).
Nice job with the house.
Looking forward to the next one!
Lycka till och hoppas det går bra!
looks more scandinavian and minimalist style to me. beatiful house, congra!
😱 it's freaking awesome. So happy to finally see it completed. You and those that helped did a really amazing job. Absolutely beautiful place. 🙌💚
Beautiful job, materials, and recycling, too!
Wow, it looks amazing! From our perspective it went by quite fast 🤣 You put so much into this build and it shows! I would love to stay here on my next trip!
Well done Anton, can't wait to see what you do next!
Thank you so much! Honestly it feels like a month and a decade all in one 🤣
@@ANTONINJAPAN well it was certainly worth the pain and effort!
Love how you managed to keep that really unusual pebble flooring. Love the deck out the front. Black is spectacular on the exterior. Love the renovation. Well done and a guaranteed profit in resale. Congratulations you’ve done a wonderful job.
Thabk you Craig san! Let me know what you want to see next!
Congratulations on the final results, obviously looks great. I feel like you really picked a challenging home to work on, shows your talent!
You had done a good work ! House is beautiful ❤
Congratulations, Anton!
Everything is good.
Pine is perfect!
The kitchen needs more cabinetry. I would put a large cabinet above the washing machine. As well as a sturdy shelf above the window over the sink. Maybe a pot rack hanging from the ceiling.
Don’t whitewash the pine. The knots match colour to the floors. Lovely contrast. It’s beautiful well done.
Well done, Anton! It looks amazing and you are entitled to feel emotional about such a big achievement.
I would perhaps put a small sofa in the alcover near the door, perhaps along the window. It's hard to find an Airbnb in Japan with a sofa and it could be a real selling point I think.
All of this beauty wasted on an Airbnb.
You changed that house into a Beautiful Home. ❤ I like everything in it.
Looks so inviting. Great job
Brilliant job Anton, great video presentation and walk through - much appreciated!
Much appreciated!
I have a friend who lives in Nakano and I've been around that area a lot (I live in Fukuoka). It's fantastic to see what you could achieve with such an old house.
Not going to lie. The whole comment around 2:40 bought you a fan for life with me. And I really needed that laugh. Don't know when I'll be visiting Japan but I do know where I'll be staying. Thanks and BTW the pine looks great.
10/10 great job, smart man 👍🏻
It could use a bit of colour accents and more storage (and come on, the grey rug in the kitchen doesn't fit the warmth of the wood :) any other colour but that drab, cool gray ) - but leaving that in hands of new owners is a good choice as it's more universal. For AIRBNB, I would add colourful accents and some decor (from the old house? )- a few colorful, classic flea market rugs, a can of paint (deep, warm red or navy, deep slate grey on smaller ones ) on few accent walls or doors ( or a colourful, traditional wallpaper), a few prints would completely transform this space. I would paint the beams in bedroom to fit the black door trim and hang a few prints in black frames to add a bit oomph, plus a thick, chunky throw. Fantastic job.
Well done! Looks awesome
I am speechless! You have done such an amazing job. What a beautiful home, and so nice for this house to have been given new life!
Pine looks great!! I'm imagining it smells like a cedar forest. The mint green seems typical of Tatimi rooms. Great job ❤❤🎉
I've been waiting to see this finish. A great example of what is in the realm of the possible!
Congratulations Anton!! Well done, we can see all the efforts you put into this! All the best for the new Hotel!
What i love about Japanese houses is the genkan. Its functional.
It's like your baby. Be proud and keep doing what you do!!❤ yes of course you are having another project!! How exciting ❤ I am so glad you never gave up!! It is all so beautiful my favorite is still the staircase and the kitchen but I would chose the Japanese totami mat bedroom to sleep in for sure. Their comforters are really the most snuggliest ever❤❤❤
The people hating on the pine are just being snobby. Being fair there are a lot of hackneyed DIY projects across the USA that are honestly not well-made or somewhat less than safe. But pine is super strong for it's extremely light weight. Also, the older cabinets in the guest bedroom is really cute, and gives character and style. Nothing worse than going overseas for the culture, and staying in a room that is indistinguishable from a regular hotel in any US highway.
Underbart hus. Jag blev så glad att det inte bara är jag som älskar furu. Det ger verkligen en varm, hemtrevlig och ombonad känsla.
和洋折衷のとても素敵なリフォーム。畳の部屋を残してくれて嬉しいです。紙の障子は、夏は蒸し暑く冬は寒い日本の、昔の人の知恵で考え出された二重窓です。紙の障子は湿度を調整し、通気性を保ち、外の温度を和らげます。この部屋でたくさんの外国人が日本を楽しんでくれることを祈ります。日本人🎌より愛を込めて💓
It's Fabulous abode! Congratulations. How cleaver that you saved the wood that would have been thrown away. Bravo! I feel the beauty and at home in your review. It is comfortable and very clean.
Wow ! Amazing
Kjempebra jobb! 👍
Furu-veggene er vakre! ❤
Hilsen fra 🇧🇻
Good Job!!! I love all your videos related to renovations.
What a journey, congratulations...a lot of long days n sweat n tears...all worth it :)
Nakano is my favourite area in Tokyo! I’ve stayed there so many times in my visits to Japan. I’ve always said if I moved to Japan I’d love to live in Nakano! ❤
I watched ur channel in Japanese before. Glad a hous in Tokyo is reformed so clean and beautiful. Well, I guess I can't rent it cause such a wonderful house in Tokyo must be expensive 😅
yes, it is very beautiful🧡
Looks great! This spring I was living right around the corner from this -- you can literally see my former apartment in your establishing shot of the neighborhood. Nice work.
Great renovation! I love the pine walls. I grew up in houses with pine walls and they are beautiful.
❤❤Such a wonderful house transformation !! So much work and energy you left their but the beautiful result is so amazing!!❤❤
I love the pine!
Aweee my, it's totally beautiful and so well done with great taste and still has a wonderful Japanese feel to it...congratulations should be very proud!!!!! :))
I like the look of pine too. You’ve done a fantastic job with the house ❤
LOL. My grandparents had the same pink Showa tiles in their main bathroom.
I watched your early videos and was amazed at how much work you had lined up to do... Well, you did it! Beautiful job :)
What an emotional journey. It was such a delight to see all the love and attention you put in this house. You have such good eye for what is both practical and beautiful. I learned from your videos how important lighting and space is to have in your house. Good luck on your journey and investments in Akiya. Ps. Love to book this air b & b if i come to japan.
すてきなお部屋ですね！リフォームおつかれ様でした。赤いポスト📮かわいい！！
Congratulations on creating a beautiful home!! Wishing you much success and ease with your next project~
Very nice. I will never get to Japan but if I do I would stay in your beautiful Japandi house
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Wow you did a beautiful job. Looks so much better.
What a fresh, light and airy feel! Great job, Anton & Co.! ❤
PS: I used to live in a tiny house, where the only space for the washing machine was in the garden shed. Worked well 3/4 of the year. Had to use a londromat or my neighbor's washing machine during the winter months, when the outdoor water supply had to be turned off to prevent the pipes from bursting. So, enjoy your washing machine in the kitchen, it's a treat! 🙌🏻 Enjoy your house & congratulations! 🥳
PPS: My favorite room is the little nook next to the living room. Great place for reading by that big window... 😊
Super cool ! Now your house looks so cool , clean n’ bright. ❤
I probably walked by when I was in Japan last March/April. Beautiful renovation!
This is within walking distance from me...cool! You did a great job.
You did a good job. I like the cross beams in the entry way.
Yes pine is often associated with cabins, or other forms of seasonal habitations, at least in the US and Canada, but it’s just a matter of perception.
Great job Anton!
Thank you for the tour! Congratulations on a well done renovation, despite unforeseen problems & limited budget! The house looks small & cozy with the wood accents & panels (in the main bedroom), at the same time modern/fresh and functional (kitchen & bathroom areas). With the 2 bedrooms, it should easily accommodate 4-5 guests (there is space for another futon in the tatami room).
Lovely house and design. I like pine a lot. Never paint that!
I wouldn't be able to rent it, though. I am older, and need a hand rail on the staircase. I would also need a toilet/sink on the second floor as i wake up twice a night with that need.
house looks sick man! keep up the work
beautiful video, Anton.
Well done, it looks lovely!
Beautiful!
Good job! Love your work and really enjoyed your tour!
Born and raised in USA- I have never ever seen a washer in a kitchen-what we have is a utility room for the appliances ( washer /dryer). I have seen in the basement, but never in the kitchen
Very great renovation video indeed
The only thing meself don't like houses closer to each other like that like barracks style apartments again
Grew up in Fiji islands from 70s house on its own with huge spaces 360 degrees is what meself loves
Anyways that looks great and yep comfy
This is a wonderful renovation. The only thing I would do differently are the stucco uneven walls on the second floor. Rough walls always look like they are covering faults in the wall and cheapen the look. I love everything else including the pine!
Your house is beautiful… congrats for your job! this is my dream too 🤭 maybe one day I can feel the same happiness 👏🏻
Felicitaciones por la casa !! quedó preciosa , se nota todo el esfuerzo, la dedicación y la mucha mucha creatividad. Saludos desde Argentina 😊😊😊
Yes please tell us more about the airbnb process in Japan 🥳
Great idea, same flooring inside and out! Great taste!