Looks wonderful, once it's all been cleaned up and all the rubbish thrown it will make a great home. The traditional living area look much older than 40 years what a wonderful space.
I wonder what induced you to settle in Japan though and in such an apparently out of the way place?
Nice find. I love all that stuff. Would be sweet sorting through it all. Need any volunteers? ;) Apart from the property price and legal fees does one have to budget for the house clearance refuse collection? I can imagine it to be quite expensive -unless you are allowed to take it to the tip yourself.
If you buy this house I would love to see videos of the work you guys do to it! I love fixers, definitely a plus with the sheds and guest house. Not to mention the garden, who needs markets when you've got it all in your yard.
This place looks like a keeper! I can think of all kinds of ways to pretty up the yard (not into shoveling out the interiors though :D ). Man, you could spend months just sifting through the stuff left behind, maybe some of it's worth something.
So have you given this place anymore thought? Seems like an easy 'fixer'. For the amount of land that's available, it's a given you probably won't see too many opportunities like this around.
Wow, I had the volume turned up to be able to hear you in the other video, then watched this and I was shocked half to death by HEY GUYS!!! before i managed to find the pause button.
good japanese house. your wife probably knows to get someone for refreshing the tatamis. and check for termite/earthquake damage in the foundation~ overall great find!
Will you be looking at any houses that are not as old? Maybe 10-20 years old and not as dilapidated.....lol?
Usually well built houses last for over a 100 years in the US. I'm sure there are ones like that in Japan that are only 10-20 years old even though it might be fully depreciated.
Seems like a good house, but for cultive your own farm requires so much dedication :/.
Actually i thought there were not so much houses like this in JP right now, i mean so much ppl spend their times outside houses, working or they're busy with anything :3
That is an Awesome house!!! I love the old style houses the best. All that "Old Stuff" could bring in a lot of money on ebay!, lol, that stuff would probably paid for the house by the time out got it all sold.
What the hell?, you say the girls don't find this cool?, I'm a girl and this place looks sweet just need some touch ups so it can be in it's glory again.
loved that! (And I'm a girl) Any kind of odd little house. It didn't have a lot of nooks and crannies though and weird hidden rooms. If one has a lot of friends and is a farmer, the house would be perfect. Otherwise..would be so lonely.
Fantastic house. Sometimes the real gems are buried even under tons of junk. but I agree with you, imagine what you might find that is worth something! Very cool.
I've been following all your house hunting video's with interest. Lots of them were nice, but this has been the first one that has really jumped out to me and caught my interest.
Do you know if the reason it's not sold has been due to lack of interest or if it's just the pace of the lawyers?
i have a very important question. my dad is 63 years old and my uncle is 67 and i would like to move them to japan,i am looking for a good place to lice for the 3 of us and its really hard. do you have any info so i can go by so i can get my family out of the united states
The great thing about this is you can probably haggle them down real cheap cause no japanese person is going to buy it, and with some hard work this house could be great!
Hey, thanks for your vids, love how yo catch all the culture and stuff and i men all! i have a question, i have heard of "wa" ( i think this is what you call it), the concept of keeping it stable/peaceful in the house and neighbourhood, now at this house, i love the overhang, lean to, and my immediate thought was , great place for a open air blacksmith shop. would this be acceptable? or am i way off track? do you see what i am saying? thanks for your time, ed.
I like this one. Could imagine it done up quite well. You didn't mention the price... The second house would make a great office, writing rooms. Take you awhile to get through all the stuff. I'd live there, for sure. Cheers
snoopy at 5:43-5:49 .... eitherway I think cleaning this place will cost more than buying it :x anyone has a few million dollar/euro/pound to spare? :D
I'd say you might have been living in Japan for a tad too long up until now, when you start thinking, girls won't be interested in rummaging through old and dirty stuff or having tools and stuff around them... ^_^
I don't think I'm the only girl around here who just loves this and wants to start trying out all the tools at once!
Great house! And a garden attached to it - I'd take it! =)
I think the guy died but they didnt want to tell (or you didnt want to tell us)you because it is considered bad luck and if someone died in a flat or a house they would sell it for half the price right?
Always be weary of places that haven't been lived in for a long time (more than 1 year). I can see all sorts of issues you' find once moved in. Also, those bathrooms need to go! ha
I wouldnt be against a big renovating project, I mean, removing all that junk you got a decent japanese house right there. I often wonder jow it would be to buy a cheap, forgotten house and then turn it into someting splendid. I bet you save alot of money and you got this classic japanese house that I know you always wanted ;)
I just love it. We're on that size block in Australia and although it is obviously 'normal' size here, it is a good size block. We grow vegies and have chooks.
Think that's the best one so far that you've showed us. Could Ebay alot of that "stuff" and make some cash back.Or just get a big dumpster and start chucking. But yeah, after a good cleaning that place would look nice.
Can someone tell me, is it more typical for the exterior of older Japanese farm homes to be painted, or stained. I think I saw a combo of the two here and in previous vids. Just wondering if anyone knows.
By far the best place youve shown so far. Looks like a winner to me! I cant wait for the videos on how to create a Japanese garden with a random tractor over grown vegitation lol.
I'd want a countryside house like that. It'd be better than the crowded city for a change. Hope not much pollutions like some countrysides in the US are full of. Fascinating video yet again.
I don't understand why people would keep so much stuff lying around. I'm kind of a minimalist type of person. Do away anything that isn't needed and there's less chance for chaos to occur, because you don't have to manage so many items. :D
Everything must be orderly. Nothing can obstruct that pattern of clearness.
So much space too, and plenty of nature. it would be awesome to set up a little zen garden around... and the higher ceilings must be good for a tall person like yourself. though the dead guy and the 'mystery stuff' does concern me a bit, haha xP
i love this house, so much character, I would love a house like this. Also it would be a lot of fun to sort through all that junk, who knows what you would find.
Based off the comment below, I have a question: Are the Japanese "scavengers" like Americans? That's to say, are yard sales or garage sales a part of their culture? During this time in the USA, esp. w Independence Day coming (July 4), MANY people--even entire neighborhoods--clean out basements, garages and such to sell their junk. And people drive around looking for "treasure". A lot of times you'll hear of folks buying an item for mere dollars only to find later it's worth thousands. LOL
@thecuddlewagon There are shrine sales. Paul Maclardy, who runs Arise, a big wholesale and retail warehouse Asian antique store in NE Washington DC, used to go to Japan, maybe still does, and collect Japanese antiques at shrine sales and other places and send them back in a container on a ship that he then unloaded at his shop. He seems to have shifted more towards new items and a wholesale clothing business lately (made in India), but the point is, there are sources of such items in Japan.
I say Take it all that needs to be done is some cleaning ( as you said) and a few odd jobs that can be done well living there.... plus by selling all of the stuff that you don't need you could likely cover the reno costs
i like this house its one of my favorites so far it really doesn't look that bad it just needs a good cleaning i also love the big old style room and the yard is great ! i would totally buy this house i would just worry about how difficult it would be to get rid of all the trash but id love to see if anything cool was in any of the boxes thanks again for another cool video ^^
Thanks for making these video,I really appreciate them.But could you make a video about Japanese Lawyer since it will be very interesting to see how they approach argument because it generally does not lead to harmony in court which is the Japanese way of life.
I was wondering... can you demolish the second house or the sed, for instance, so you can get extra garden space? and how much would it cost to make this garden... a real garden, with mowed grass, some nice plants and maybe even a lake?
That is so freaking awesome! While you were going through it I was already thinking to myself everything I would do to it lol. I'd keep most of it the same but do a lot of renovation to it and I would try to make the coolest Japanese style garden anyone has ever seen! Thanks for sharing, I really like these videos :).
great place mate, i think this is the best one you've shown so far, a lot of space and if you can get it rather cheap it would be a real diamond in the rough especially if you plan to have kids or like you mentioned have a dojo .
one thing that generally concerns me about the farm houses though is the proximity to the nearest town or station whats the situation like there?
Oh I would definetely make that last shed into a dojo of my own! Then teach me kids some kendo!
Nikotiini69 2 weeks ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
if house is too too cheap price, its good for saving money, but it means someone died or commit suicide in it. ask the agent for details.
speedtribejp 2 weeks ago in playlist TheJapanChannelDcom さんのその他の動画
new subscriber and loving the videos. lol youve got loads. generally is property expensive in japan?
oobeedoob 2 weeks ago
Looks wonderful, once it's all been cleaned up and all the rubbish thrown it will make a great home. The traditional living area look much older than 40 years what a wonderful space.
I wonder what induced you to settle in Japan though and in such an apparently out of the way place?
I wish you lots of happy years living there.
abriwin 3 weeks ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
Not only guys like machinery and stuff. T.T Rawr, I used to fix cars with my Dad, girls like to get dirty too!
Tardisntimbits 1 month ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
at about @3:00 it gets epic. This place is HUGE. good score. Is it near soma?
foreverconnected 1 month ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
I find this playlist incredibly interesting...speaking as a girl hehe.
Yeah, it's quite fascinating to see what kind of odd treasure troves some old places can be.
BurntSpider 1 month ago
It's so cool that you bought it :3 I can't wait to see it all restored >.<
xXrockyiszhereXx 1 month ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
This house is full of STUFF! and you bought it. Best of luck. Must be exciting, not only renovating it, but finding the hidden treasures it contains.
TheLivingDeadOne 1 month ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
wow, i absolutely love the place
whirlooo 1 month ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
He bought it!
:p
TheMystery008 2 months ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
this house is sweet!!!!
chanchancacao 2 months ago
the size of it and the exploring of the stuff alone would make it worth it
TheSamaell 2 months ago
@TheSamaell i totally agree!!!! how i wish i get my hands on them!!!
chanchancacao 2 months ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
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Paige9900 2 months ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
Did you buy this place? There's gotta be hidden treasure in there. Probably buried out in the garden.
TheLivingDeadOne 2 months ago
buy this house, it's the most awesome out of all the videos you've shown!
Gwendolinh 3 months ago 4
Yes that would be the ideal house to rent for a group of guys, with its capacity to take up to 4 guys simultaneously needing to pee!
jbmaru 4 months ago
Wow, That house is awesome!!! I definitely love it!!
KenshinNihon 4 months ago
What is 38 perch that you keep saying?
Can you please state home measurements in square footage, and/or the land in acres maybe? Thanks mate!
GimmeKitty 5 months ago
how much is this? This is a really interesting place!
lord123j 5 months ago
I do like to go treasure hunting in this house, may find something interest~~
Akibatai00 6 months ago
I'd buy it and fix it up in a heartbeat! sadly i need to finish my last years of school in sweden first ;>
Cptraktorn 6 months ago
where is this house located? how much is it going for? I just came back from Japan and I would really buy a house like this one!!!
isunamitch 6 months ago
What is the listing like? "For Sale : House. And stuff." ^_^
C6BD 6 months ago
Thank you for the video! Keep up with the good work!
plasticbeachxx 7 months ago
Nice find. I love all that stuff. Would be sweet sorting through it all. Need any volunteers? ;) Apart from the property price and legal fees does one have to budget for the house clearance refuse collection? I can imagine it to be quite expensive -unless you are allowed to take it to the tip yourself.
jimjimthehumanbin 7 months ago
to clean and to sort all that stuff need help of all channel friends and subscribers :D
cree69 7 months ago
That was one exiting house with full of dreams and potintial!
Love to have much space like that.
SuperBookworm365 7 months ago
If you buy this house I would love to see videos of the work you guys do to it! I love fixers, definitely a plus with the sheds and guest house. Not to mention the garden, who needs markets when you've got it all in your yard.
bleyrer 7 months ago 3
omg i'd love to buy that place and spend like 10 years just cleaning it out and restoring itttt I want itttt
kittycatdude 7 months ago
This place looks like a keeper! I can think of all kinds of ways to pretty up the yard (not into shoveling out the interiors though :D ). Man, you could spend months just sifting through the stuff left behind, maybe some of it's worth something.
SpookMrsSpooky 7 months ago
excellent !
mercury25100 7 months ago
So have you given this place anymore thought? Seems like an easy 'fixer'. For the amount of land that's available, it's a given you probably won't see too many opportunities like this around.
bthom88955 7 months ago
very very cool house(s). I would buy it :)
Wybe88 7 months ago
love it ! how much ?
mikerozo 7 months ago
cool video, cool house
cree69 7 months ago
The place is less a farmhouse and more of a compound. Probably could have a schoolroom in one of the buildings :)
Relatharr 7 months ago
oh my goodness! the mess at 1:54!! How could they leave it like that!
sukiXrose 7 months ago
selling houses like that wouldn't be legal in england. you would have to make it cleaner and neater
sukiXrose 7 months ago
The last room i was actually thinking you would say something like "oh this is a ideal place for a workshop" :)
Flankymanga 7 months ago
Even though no one's lived their for years, the realtors should have at least cleaned the place up a bit...
But other than that, the house looks pretty kool
I especially love that big lit tatami room!
HoustonTexican 7 months ago
Wow, I had the volume turned up to be able to hear you in the other video, then watched this and I was shocked half to death by HEY GUYS!!! before i managed to find the pause button.
Sobieski1 7 months ago
This house has overflowing with stuff. and daruma is too big.
(;´д｀)
1103mix1103 8 months ago
@1103mix1103 lol
chanchancacao 2 months ago
good japanese house. your wife probably knows to get someone for refreshing the tatamis. and check for termite/earthquake damage in the foundation~ overall great find!
moxxfactor 8 months ago
lots of staaff :)
MzFoRi3 8 months ago
thats an amazing project there! i would buy it if i had the cash :)
lillskite 8 months ago
Looks like a cool project. If you spend some time fixing it up, It will definitely look cool.
Frank15982 8 months ago
If I had a Job, knew the language a little more and lived in Japan I would have bought it... it was awesome! love your videos btw ^_^
BlondLittleLady 8 months ago
Love it
millan32 8 months ago
That house could definitely be fixed up to look more traditional and and old school jp...
would look great....love older buildings and so much space rare.
watashiwahjolan 8 months ago
if you bought that house you could play fruits basket in it <3 lol
Lovable0ak 8 months ago 22
@Lovable0ak haha
geminielf7 7 months ago
Man I wish I had this house.
I would so want to remodel!
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Lovable0ak 8 months ago
Will you be looking at any houses that are not as old? Maybe 10-20 years old and not as dilapidated.....lol?
Usually well built houses last for over a 100 years in the US. I'm sure there are ones like that in Japan that are only 10-20 years old even though it might be fully depreciated.
agentjfk 8 months ago
Cool place. I can see you tearing around on the tractor, planting your garden!
TheDBF1 8 months ago
wait! why you making this vid?
Just to show us old houses or you want someone to buy it?
Unzaman 8 months ago
im sorry but you didnt mention how much this house was worth..
singh4lyfee 8 months ago
@singh4lyfee how much was this house. It is amazing.
lord123j 5 months ago
@lord123j I have no idea, I liked the house also
singh4lyfee 4 months ago
Wow, this place is huge o.o'
Seems like a good house, but for cultive your own farm requires so much dedication :/.
Actually i thought there were not so much houses like this in JP right now, i mean so much ppl spend their times outside houses, working or they're busy with anything :3
byakuyabou 8 months ago
Beautiful house! It's got some nice potential :)
cniska 8 months ago
That is one awesome farm house!! I'd buy that house If I could ^_^ I've always wanted a farm of my own ^_^
ArielannaDragonBlood 8 months ago
I would definitely get that house if I could.
ApathyofHeart 8 months ago
That is an Awesome house!!! I love the old style houses the best. All that "Old Stuff" could bring in a lot of money on ebay!, lol, that stuff would probably paid for the house by the time out got it all sold.
dorothysue1 8 months ago
damn,honestly? this house seems quite nice.
do you consider buying this?
RapiDEraZeR 8 months ago
I have a VERY strong urge to clean that place~!
LOLitsJono 8 months ago
What the hell?, you say the girls don't find this cool?, I'm a girl and this place looks sweet just need some touch ups so it can be in it's glory again.
ESUTERURE 8 months ago 27
@ESUTERURE im with you. this is my favourite house so far.
auntbecky 4 months ago in playlist Buying a House in Japan
@auntbecky Thanks.
Are you a girl too?
ESUTERURE 4 months ago
@ESUTERURE yes i am
auntbecky 4 months ago
@auntbecky Cool!
ESUTERURE 4 months ago
loved that! (And I'm a girl) Any kind of odd little house. It didn't have a lot of nooks and crannies though and weird hidden rooms. If one has a lot of friends and is a farmer, the house would be perfect. Otherwise..would be so lonely.
scifiwritir1 8 months ago
stuff
shylildude 8 months ago
stuff
shylildude 8 months ago
And is a house like that expensive?
Ruvigy 8 months ago
Haha, the long toilet room looks hilarious somehow :D
Ruvigy 8 months ago
How much is that house?
Raessentia 8 months ago
I see a lot of potential in this. I really want to go digging through all that stuff to find some treasures.
ally187 8 months ago
this place is better than the other houses you reviewed. definitely has lots of potential
kenazansuz 8 months ago
Oh wow, how nice that house is! I love all the light that gets in and gives the whole place a peaceful glow.
MalonEisaiMalakas 8 months ago
Scissors!!!
raulycalifre 8 months ago
Just wondering but... how many times did you exactly say "stuff" in that video? It's almost a "stuff" obsession. lol :P
LogiForce86 8 months ago
Fantastic house. Sometimes the real gems are buried even under tons of junk. but I agree with you, imagine what you might find that is worth something! Very cool.
ToriSterling 8 months ago
If you bought this you would have a lot of cleaning up to do. がんばって
Koroodetto 8 months ago
I've been following all your house hunting video's with interest. Lots of them were nice, but this has been the first one that has really jumped out to me and caught my interest.
Do you know if the reason it's not sold has been due to lack of interest or if it's just the pace of the lawyers?
Yakfuji 8 months ago
You forgot to mention, and i'm a bit curious to know :)
How much was all this worth?
EmoSupernova 8 months ago
I'll help you clean up, paint and everything.... if you pay my plane ticket :D
LeaShishiza 8 months ago
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LeaShishiza 8 months ago
i have a very important question. my dad is 63 years old and my uncle is 67 and i would like to move them to japan,i am looking for a good place to lice for the 3 of us and its really hard. do you have any info so i can go by so i can get my family out of the united states
sheldon176 8 months ago
wow you can fill up a small store with all that stuff :P
JelcaNL 8 months ago
The great thing about this is you can probably haggle them down real cheap cause no japanese person is going to buy it, and with some hard work this house could be great!
Cuppedycupcake 8 months ago
What's the price? I'll come and buy it! (if I only had the money...)
lordandrei1991 8 months ago
Sugoi, what a lot of space! I like it!
Lein42 8 months ago
LOL...A window that connects the bathroom and the kitchen. Very convenient if you don't mind eating dinner while on the pot.
ichigo8504 8 months ago
how much would a place like that cost
ThisIsMytubeB10ch 8 months ago
This house is gorgeous! You should show your other half all the nice comments people have written about the place and convince her to buy it!
MavericksRequiem 8 months ago
@MavericksRequiem
How in the world is this gorgeous , sorry but thats an overstatement.
ShinjiXShinji 8 months ago
Hey, thanks for your vids, love how yo catch all the culture and stuff and i men all! i have a question, i have heard of "wa" ( i think this is what you call it), the concept of keeping it stable/peaceful in the house and neighbourhood, now at this house, i love the overhang, lean to, and my immediate thought was , great place for a open air blacksmith shop. would this be acceptable? or am i way off track? do you see what i am saying? thanks for your time, ed.
edwyrd 8 months ago
I like this one. Could imagine it done up quite well. You didn't mention the price... The second house would make a great office, writing rooms. Take you awhile to get through all the stuff. I'd live there, for sure. Cheers
23penguins32 8 months ago
1:25 hello kitty <3, she is the japanes waldo.
m6mkk 8 months ago
snoopy at 5:43-5:49 .... eitherway I think cleaning this place will cost more than buying it :x anyone has a few million dollar/euro/pound to spare? :D
zn4rf 8 months ago
I'd say you might have been living in Japan for a tad too long up until now, when you start thinking, girls won't be interested in rummaging through old and dirty stuff or having tools and stuff around them... ^_^
I don't think I'm the only girl around here who just loves this and wants to start trying out all the tools at once!
Great house! And a garden attached to it - I'd take it! =)
Jemima1377 8 months ago
This house would make some excellent videos in the future.
thunderdragon14 8 months ago
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you did not say how much ??
clicker12000 8 months ago
What a neat place! I would love to have all that space! You could have a vegetable garden. Wow. Thanks for sharing this.
simplequestions95 8 months ago
lol make dojo, wonder if he gets to keep all this stuff
horayforboobieszxr 8 months ago
I think the guy died but they didnt want to tell (or you didnt want to tell us)you because it is considered bad luck and if someone died in a flat or a house they would sell it for half the price right?
tijanitza 8 months ago
Hell yes! Look at all that garage and workshop space!
0HOON0 8 months ago
no one live there?
armeverschrenk 8 months ago
Love old houses like this.
perdomot 8 months ago
Always be weary of places that haven't been lived in for a long time (more than 1 year). I can see all sorts of issues you' find once moved in. Also, those bathrooms need to go! ha
BlueHen123 8 months ago
That tatami room was awesome. You may have said it but i missed it, what was the asking price for this one?
97North 8 months ago
man, that needs a looooooooooot of cleaning up
b3nny85 8 months ago
you guys looking to purchase a house? I'd love to see more videos on this house with renovations if thats the case.
ittekimasu 8 months ago
ha, how i would love to look for treasure in that place!!
makefoodnotwar 8 months ago
If I had the money I would buy this property in a flash. I would have the time of my life messing about, cleaning up all that =)
Wonder how much the price was...
MasterCorruptor 8 months ago
I love it.
snozzcumbers 8 months ago
I wouldnt be against a big renovating project, I mean, removing all that junk you got a decent japanese house right there. I often wonder jow it would be to buy a cheap, forgotten house and then turn it into someting splendid. I bet you save alot of money and you got this classic japanese house that I know you always wanted ;)
Snaggbash2000 8 months ago
Wow, cool house. Great architecture, spacious rooms, plenty of workshop space, garden area, what's not to like? Well, maybe some of the "stuff". :D
lazybones1962 8 months ago
House looks like a money pit and in need of a lot of work.
echosixnoble 8 months ago
I admire your optimism
BeerLabelBuilder 8 months ago
holy shit. are there a lot of places like that in japan? that's truly a "want haz".
UltimatePwnageNL 8 months ago
I Love Dirty Stuff and Old Stuff and Mysterious Stuff
wangabo123 8 months ago
amazing house that is, how mutch was it actually going for?
jonny5312 8 months ago
Seems most people here like the house, as do I.
Make sure (if you get this house) to post videos of any of the interesting stuff you find amongst the garbage in the house.
browndog1978 8 months ago
this house looks like PURE ADVENTURE :DD
12ana21 8 months ago
I just love it. We're on that size block in Australia and although it is obviously 'normal' size here, it is a good size block. We grow vegies and have chooks.
kimberlina31981 8 months ago
yup love it
justsomemadman 8 months ago
Thank you for the cool house video
Nemesis093781 8 months ago
Think that's the best one so far that you've showed us. Could Ebay alot of that "stuff" and make some cash back.Or just get a big dumpster and start chucking. But yeah, after a good cleaning that place would look nice.
wolvermonkey 8 months ago
is this thing huge or what?
TheTommyKay 8 months ago
indoor well omg! : ))
Aitsu58 8 months ago
What's that creepy head thing at 6:13? o.O
liamliam6 8 months ago
I caught a glimpse of Russell Crowe running from one of those sheds!
litdemon 8 months ago
CREEPY!!!
jiminouye 8 months ago
Looks allot like my Grandparent's house. They have lots of junk all over the place.
zambimaru 8 months ago
I did like the dusty, dirty rooms actually.
Can someone tell me, is it more typical for the exterior of older Japanese farm homes to be painted, or stained. I think I saw a combo of the two here and in previous vids. Just wondering if anyone knows.
cmbmachine 8 months ago
what was the price on this one?
and how could they not like old stuff? old stuff is awesome.
jmwintenn 8 months ago
Does your significant other think you're weird for liking old stuff?
eskercurve 8 months ago
By far the best place youve shown so far. Looks like a winner to me! I cant wait for the videos on how to create a Japanese garden with a random tractor over grown vegitation lol.
crxforum 8 months ago
I'd want a countryside house like that. It'd be better than the crowded city for a change. Hope not much pollutions like some countrysides in the US are full of. Fascinating video yet again.
ReccaDreamer 8 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Are you looking for a new place? :)
Goldenwind 8 months ago
yay! i can hear you without turning my volume all the way up :]
KissMeAmberly 8 months ago
ill buy it no doubt
zilot 8 months ago
I don't understand why people would keep so much stuff lying around. I'm kind of a minimalist type of person. Do away anything that isn't needed and there's less chance for chaos to occur, because you don't have to manage so many items. :D
Everything must be orderly. Nothing can obstruct that pattern of clearness.
playgrrrr 8 months ago
I want that house!
H0tkebab 8 months ago
i like it n.n
So much space too, and plenty of nature. it would be awesome to set up a little zen garden around... and the higher ceilings must be good for a tall person like yourself. though the dead guy and the 'mystery stuff' does concern me a bit, haha xP
CiipherZer0 8 months ago
i love this house, so much character, I would love a house like this. Also it would be a lot of fun to sort through all that junk, who knows what you would find.
theloveofjapan 8 months ago
that house has lots of potential :D
munoz270 8 months ago 33
do you think that if they clean their houses when they put it up for sale that it will increase their chances of selling it?
i'm kind of surprised that they are ok with putting it up like that on the market.
alexaod 8 months ago
Based off the comment below, I have a question: Are the Japanese "scavengers" like Americans? That's to say, are yard sales or garage sales a part of their culture? During this time in the USA, esp. w Independence Day coming (July 4), MANY people--even entire neighborhoods--clean out basements, garages and such to sell their junk. And people drive around looking for "treasure". A lot of times you'll hear of folks buying an item for mere dollars only to find later it's worth thousands. LOL
thecuddlewagon 8 months ago 5
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No, no garage sales.
And most of them are not interested in old stuff.
TheJapanChannelDcom 8 months ago
@thecuddlewagon There are shrine sales. Paul Maclardy, who runs Arise, a big wholesale and retail warehouse Asian antique store in NE Washington DC, used to go to Japan, maybe still does, and collect Japanese antiques at shrine sales and other places and send them back in a container on a ship that he then unloaded at his shop. He seems to have shifted more towards new items and a wholesale clothing business lately (made in India), but the point is, there are sources of such items in Japan.
LordBalto 8 months ago
Lots of space to rent to tourists! Sign me up for next year if you buy this.
samilinno 8 months ago 27
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Ohhh, me too me too :D
EmoSupernova 8 months ago
I say Take it all that needs to be done is some cleaning ( as you said) and a few odd jobs that can be done well living there.... plus by selling all of the stuff that you don't need you could likely cover the reno costs
Cleavemyer 8 months ago
You ought to pick that one up, mate. Looks like it would be a fair dinkum handyman's bargain!
otakop67 8 months ago
too big for me :(
kokobedima 8 months ago
looks good. you can probably handle the handyman bits no prob. how far is it from society? haha. you should get this one.
japancrimesyndicate 8 months ago
i like this house its one of my favorites so far it really doesn't look that bad it just needs a good cleaning i also love the big old style room and the yard is great ! i would totally buy this house i would just worry about how difficult it would be to get rid of all the trash but id love to see if anything cool was in any of the boxes thanks again for another cool video ^^
jadarainbow 8 months ago
it'd be worth buyimg just to check out the stuff! :D
guguigugu 8 months ago
The volume was good on this one. Thanks.
Keichan2501 8 months ago
Thanks for making these video,I really appreciate them.But could you make a video about Japanese Lawyer since it will be very interesting to see how they approach argument because it generally does not lead to harmony in court which is the Japanese way of life.
sagargdeshpande 8 months ago
I'd live in that for sure. Which is odd, I haven't thought that about many of the houses you've shown on your channel.
Flargenyargen 8 months ago
I was wondering... can you demolish the second house or the sed, for instance, so you can get extra garden space? and how much would it cost to make this garden... a real garden, with mowed grass, some nice plants and maybe even a lake?
oscarscheepstra 8 months ago
if you are working on the garden you can use... the garden! no need for the yucky urinal :p
oscarscheepstra 8 months ago
That is so freaking awesome! While you were going through it I was already thinking to myself everything I would do to it lol. I'd keep most of it the same but do a lot of renovation to it and I would try to make the coolest Japanese style garden anyone has ever seen! Thanks for sharing, I really like these videos :).
SilentDeath901 8 months ago
great place mate, i think this is the best one you've shown so far, a lot of space and if you can get it rather cheap it would be a real diamond in the rough especially if you plan to have kids or like you mentioned have a dojo .
one thing that generally concerns me about the farm houses though is the proximity to the nearest town or station whats the situation like there?
1161858 8 months ago
It would be awesome to clean the whole place up, land and all - and then see what it looked like afterwards.
TotoTorisha 8 months ago
Once you start cleaning you'll find the '56 chevy convertible in there somewhere...Lol. Nice, thanks for sharing.
MrMax89 8 months ago
What is the price of the home........
ladykiller0005 8 months ago