Buying A House In Japan: Part 17 – Nihonmatsu 6DK Property Tour
This video focuses on a property tour of the Nihonmatsu 6DK abandoned (Akiya) house for sale in Japan. The price was too good to be true, as the house itself was in good condition, but it would have needed a lot of cleanup work, removal of old structures, and etc, to make it a viable choice. Stay tuned for next week’s video!
Ever since travelling to Japan for the first time in 2018 for a vacation, I knew that someday I would end up living in Japan full-time. I visited there again in 2019 for work and vacation, in 2023 for work and vacation, then in 2024 for work. The more time I spend there, the more determined I am to move to Japan permanently. The last several years at work have been extremely busy and stressful, however my home equity has grown substantially, and my home CNC business has shown me that I am more than capable of running a company and living off of my own hard work and determination. I am planning to move to Japan, go through Japanese language school, and then apply for a Business Owner Visa and start my own business. Worst case, I can get a job in my normal Engineering career field, while working towards a brighter future of starting a business in Japan. Follow along with me through this multi-part video series, showcasing my journey of buying a house in Japan.
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00:00 Intro
00:14 Property Tour
13:40 Outro
2 Comments
I could see this being something if you did not plan on having " customer " cars there. The carport next to the storage house with the pump would be perfect. Do they have report of water levels, flooding etc.?
13:16 You want the house on the hill, not down in the valley. Here in the US, this would be zoned as "blighted." Oh well, onto the next one. Preferably a property with more than two spits of pavement. ^_^