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| Name | We Bought a Japanese Empty House “Akiya” for $35K USD - Renovation Update - How to Use a Weed Eater |
| Video Uploader | Video From COCO LENCHO JAPAN |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 28-04-2023 09:34:37 |
| Video Discription | My Japanese neighbor gives my advice working on by back yard in rural Japan. I am a foreigner living and renovating a traditional Japanese house in rural Japan. We bought a Vacant Japanese house (Akiya). Please follow our Akiya house renovation and Japanese countryside living. I am an American (of Mexican descent) living and working in Japan. My wife of 32 (plus) years is from Japan. We bought a vacant or empty house "Akiya" in the countryside of Japan near Iwakuni, Yamaguchi Prefecture for $35,000 (5 million Yen as of August 2022). The property consists of a 2-story house built in 1975, small guest house, large 2 car garage, storage building, and 3/4 acres of land with many fruit trees. As very common when purchasing an Akiya in Japan, the personal belongings of the previous owner were still in the house. It took multiple trips to the local recycle center to dispose of all the property. The grounds were overgrown with many weeds and vines. This will take a while to get under control, but it is looking much better around the property, and I think the neighbors are happy to see us cleaning up. This traditional Japanese house also features a gorgeous Japanese Garden in much need of cleaning up and bringing it back to its glory. I am still working on the garden, but it already looks stunning under a beautiful maple tree and huge decorative stones. We performed an extensive renovation in the entire house. We focused on keeping traditional Japanese features such as the engawa, shoji doors, ranma, shikkui, tatami room, but incorporated modern features making a very comfortable house for years to come. Walls, ceilings, floors were insulated. New modern kitchen, toilets and bathroom units were installed. We installed a wood burning cast iron stove (Quadra-Fire, Explorer II). New electrical throughout the entire house and guest house. Double pane windows and doors installed and much more. #japan #japancountryside #japanesevacanthouse #akiya #traditionaljapanesehouse #ruraljapan Other videos of our Akiya traditional Japanese house renovation: https://youtube.com/@cocolenchojapan Contact: [email protected] Social Media: Instagram: @cocolenchojapan https://www.instagram.com/cocolenchojapan/?fbclid=IwAR1vdzJZbQd5I1V7kv2ho0Imz2sb6BL_vc5mZq5wd4DJQPVL4SSVBWvDw3A Facebook: Coco Lencho Japan https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088736035119 Other sources of information for Realestate in Japan: Recommend opening in Chrome for English translation. Dave Olson's website: Dave provides many links and information Akiya and Komika purchase. https://daveostory.com/writing-fiction-essays/wandering/akiya-abandoned-cheap-free-houses-in-japan-annotations-and-resources/?fbclid=IwAR1-36zPn3DRbypvpz_q6IGb9OcUe1Da26RddmnGHy4a8BJ2ymvdhLVRU6Q At Akiya Sumai you can search for vacant houses around Japan. https://akiya.sumai.biz At Ie Ichiba there is a Bulletin board to search vacant houses / Akiya Houses and old buildings in Japan https://www.ieichiba.com Other Useful Links: https://cheaphousesjapan.com/can-a-foreigner-buy-property-in-japan/ https://www.athome.co.jp/ https://www.kurasapo.net/ https://www.koryoya.com/ https://www.homes.co.jp/akiyabank/ http://www.inakanet.jp/index.html |
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