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A follow up after renovation would be great. Also, more real estate content from you would be appreciated, especially with emphasis on Japanese architecture.
In Japan, the reason why old homes are disliked and usually demolished is the hidden damage through the years of accumulated stress from Earthquakes. Generally when you buy a home you'd also best hire some people to check the integrity of the home, and to see for any of those hidden factors. Even if you don't see mold, there might be hidden mold in the walls as well (Paolo having an allergic reaction could be due to that, but I hope that's not the case & that it was just some dust/pet stuff) My wife who's Japanese says that 80's are already kinda risky and it'd be better to have a home built during the late 90's due to the updated building regulations.
It's not just earthquakes, most homes have taken no damage from earthquakes. The issue is the quality of materials used in Japanese homes are cheap and terrible.@@KoinzellGaming
It saddens me to hear that it will be an Airbnb. It looks like a lovely home to start a family in! Ah, but one can dream. Please do show us the results when it's renovated!
It saddens you? Children starving should sadden you. Senseless violence should sadden you. Hate should sadden you. But an Airbnb saddens you? Jfc That’s pathetic. You need help.
I already do video tours of houses in Japan. I own 13 houses her myself. This house is a bit pricey considering how long it's been unused. Also, please wear a mask when going into places that havent been lived in for a while. It's very easy to get sick, especially from mold.
I live in a more rural area of Japan (Mie Prefecture) and I had assumed that a house in Tokyo would cost way more than a comparable one here. But actually, the place that Paolo shows us is not too far off what I’d expect for the same price here. Maybe about 20% higher? My family just recently finished building a house here, and the total cost was just a little less than the place in this video, including construction and land. I video blogged the whole process, if anyone is interested!
@@missplainjane3905 No, The place Paolo introduced was basically traditional Japanese with a Scandinavian twist. From my place, we went with a traditional Japanese wood-frame construction, but the house itself is has a “modern rural” aesthetic.
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Great house for the price! Location is not for everyone! The yard is AMAZING! Lovely family home! Please do follow-up videos, as the renovation progresses! Thanks, Paolo! 👍👏😍
Nice! I'd move in as is and fix it up over time, since a lot of the issues are cosmetic. It's a shame that a family didn't get a chance to purchase it. Affordable housing is hard to find, and it seems like Airbnb units are taking away opportunities from young families to purchase a home. I'd definitely put in another tree - maybe a yuzu, lemon, cherry, plum or mandarin. Clean up the garden space and garden outdoors. Use the patio area for barbecues, etc.
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Awesome video as always Paolo. This house has quite a lot of treasures in it I hope your friend took the time to go through the cabinets and save the treasures. I also like to see it when your friend is done with the renovations.
That house has so much potential! Far more spacious than I would have originally expected. I do like the Scandinavian look downstairs. The built-in cabinetry is very similar to the "schrank" that many homes in Germany have. In fact, much more storage than typical for Japan, I should think. The one downstairs in the entry I would definitely restore rather than replace. The balcony connecting the two rooms is just fantastic. I could definitely see having some tea or coffee out there in the early morning on a day off. The lavatory upstairs by the stairs is a very nice hospitable touch that I would keep, but just replace the fixture itself. The garages are very beneficial as they are deep enough for storage in the back and still park cars or motorbikes. All in all, it's just great. I think once renovated it will definitely be a great investment. I'll start packing. 😊
- [00:10] 🏡 The house in Tokyo being toured is priced at $400,000, offering a glimpse into real estate in Japan. - [05:00] 💰 Housing prices in Tokyo are evaluated based on land value and building value, with this house considered close to zero in value due to poor maintenance. - [08:02] 🍳 The kitchen is typical Japanese style with ample space and traditional features like fish grills and old-school alcohol. - [11:23] 🛁 The bath area includes a Japanese-style bath with a unique heating system, showcasing common features in Japanese homes. - [13:37] 🚽 The toilet area features a fan and heated seats, highlighting standard amenities in Japanese households. - [16:01] 🏠 The room layout includes Western-style and Japanese-style rooms, offering flexibility in design for potential renovation. - [19:05] 🚗 The property includes two garages for storage or vehicle parking, providing additional utility to the house.
Yes, do more videos like this. Especially for different areas of Japan. And if you have links and information on how foreigners can purchase a home over there, that would be good too.
It looks like a very nice layout; the long garage looks better as storage space than a car park. Improving the lighting, refresh the bathrooms, add more closets. Of course insulation!
Just needs a good gardening makeover and a touch of an update to 2024, lick of paint and try to lessen the orangey wood panels ... would love to see the results of full renovation!
Paolo: I would like to see a vid on how Japanese approach investing or finanical literacy in general. From various cohorts (GenZ, Millennials, GenX and Boomers.) Do they invest in the Nikkei (stock market), are they buy/hold or trading, do they own rental property, crypto, etc. Cheers.
I love tatami mats! I think they should keep all the tatami rooms and a little bit of the vintage wall paper and furniture, but discard the flooring in the bathroom. The bathrooms and kitchen do need some work for sure. Though I feel like it would be nice if it was an actual home instead of the Airbnb.
As a house built in the 1980's I would update a few things. All HVAC units, water heater, toilets, plumbing and update the electrics. Deep clean the house, replace any damaged flooring and all new tatami mats. Have the roof inspected and do any repairs, re-do all the landscaping, paint the exterior and live in it.
I would love to see it after it's done but personally I would love to have it I do not think I would change a whole lot to it I actually like the structure and the layout the yard would have to have something done with it
Agree with you. I would take it as is and just do some handyman type fixes like the cabinets with the scratches and add flooring or carpeting in the one room and make sure that water and TV and fiberoptic internet is set up. Also make sure the AC and heater and toilets work. Most of this work could be done gradually. Having two garages is a bonus in Tokyo. Perhaps the boxes in the second garage have some useful items for the house. I can clear the weeds in the yard and have rocks and pavers and a Zen garden put in. Would try to get the price down to $300,000 to $350,000. The house is old, but the Japanese build solid structures and good quality.
When Paolo first entered the house and it showed the stairs, all I was thinking about was Kayako when she came out in the corner, coming down the stairs. It still looks good to live in though. Hope you update us once the renovation is done!
Someone’s ready to move to the burbs, right Paolo? With Japan’s ultra low interest rates , acquiring this type of house is extremely affordable. Put $80-$100k of renovations and you have a great property! Can you do a video post renovation please?
Agree with you. I would take it as is and just do some handyman type fixes like the cabinets with the scratches and add flooring or carpeting in the one room and make sure that water and TV and fiberoptic internet is set up. Also make sure the AC and heater and toilets work. Most of this work could be done gradually. Having two garages is a bonus in Tokyo. Perhaps the boxes in the second garage have some useful items for the house. I can clear the weeds in the yard and have rocks and pavers and a Zen garden put in. Would try to get the price down to $300,000 to $350,000.
I can't believe now big the rooms are and amount of storage! Even the ceiling height is good....and the yard. I would love to see your friend's renovation process.
The house has great bones and lots of space. It seems it was nicely done and won't require a lot of works. Only a bit of modernisation /redecorating in some areas. I would definitely keep some tatami rooms. And whiskey has enough alcohol to be kept for many years. So absolutely drinkable!
160 sq meters of uninsulated freezing bubble era splendor. I felt a chill up my back as you entered the front door. Some of these houses are colder inside than outside. I could easily see myself dumping a ton of $ into that place but it has the potential of being a very nice place. 2 garages in tokyo is awesome
from indonesia here, idk about renov in japan, but imho even in here its quite a bargain. currently building 2 stories home with swim pool kn 200m2 plot already cost me more than 200k ish ( gonna close to 300k ish i think) and iam far from the capital city like tokyo, so imho buy it!
It's super amazing, I would definitely live in a house like this, there's so much potential in it!!!! Love the entrance and "balcony" area at the staircase, screams Japan, so amazing!!!!! It definitely needs doing up, but it is worth it. Great location, great features!!!! Please by all means keep us updated how it goes, if the owner is fine with that. Thank you for the amazing video!
I'd love to see a vid on this house post-renovating, along w/ the costs to renovate and its resulting worth. I, personally, would paint some of the wood in the foyer a brighter color to start. It's very dark/kinda smothering in there. I love the layout though, overall. The balcony looking down to the foyer from the upper floor is really nice. That backyard has potential too. It's more outdoor space than you'd get in many much more expensive urban homes in, say, NYC.
Love this type of video! I would definitely keep one or two of these traditional rooms, as well as this old atmosphere. I am interested in what may grows in this garden during spring 😮 but looking at your friend's website, I am not concerned about how he will renovate this house! It is amazing that the building is "worthless" in Japan. In my opinion somebody can totally live in there Thanks for sharing🙏
Hey Paolo - love your videos, and would love them even more if you can drop the 'guys' and think about some more inclusive language - continue to be awesome!
Crazy I just bought a house in Okinawa and trying to do the same. That house seems like it is in great shape. Mine the jungle was taking it back after 1 year of being empty.
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I wish I had that house.
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would love a follow up video once its renovated
Thank you! This was interesting. Was that a cell tower outside the house at 15:30?
A soft renovation with some personal touch is all it needs.
If you plan to Sell-Renovate it as broker you probably do some more.
Would love to see the house after renovations
Would love to see vids on the renovations.
And breakdown of the costs too. 😊
And how the price will be double.
So would I.
I came here to say the same thing 😃 I hope his friend lets him film the house again!
A follow up after renovation would be great. Also, more real estate content from you would be appreciated, especially with emphasis on Japanese architecture.
I swear this is the home from The Grudge. Paolo, run!!!
Hahaha dude I thought the same thing
I made the same comment. 😂
hahahaha you made me laugh, dude. That's really hard to do. Rock on wit yo bad self!
The Grudge had money..... 🤑
It's not, the house in the Grudge didn't have wood paneling in the entry.
it’s such a blessing to have so much outdoor space it’s limitless!
For a house built in the 1980s the house is in remarkable shape. Great potential.
In Japan, the reason why old homes are disliked and usually demolished is the hidden damage through the years of accumulated stress from Earthquakes. Generally when you buy a home you'd also best hire some people to check the integrity of the home, and to see for any of those hidden factors. Even if you don't see mold, there might be hidden mold in the walls as well (Paolo having an allergic reaction could be due to that, but I hope that's not the case & that it was just some dust/pet stuff)
My wife who's Japanese says that 80's are already kinda risky and it'd be better to have a home built during the late 90's due to the updated building regulations.
Europe has houses built during the Victorian era which are still lived in. But then again, they don’t have earthquakes there
@@user-op8fg3ny3jEurope has some houses built a 1000y ago, in city centers, so yeah.
@@user-op8fg3ny3j and many here in the uk are built to keep the cold out and heat in...meaning when it comes to summer/heatwaves... good luck ;P
It's not just earthquakes, most homes have taken no damage from earthquakes. The issue is the quality of materials used in Japanese homes are cheap and terrible.@@KoinzellGaming
It saddens me to hear that it will be an Airbnb. It looks like a lovely home to start a family in! Ah, but one can dream. Please do show us the results when it's renovated!
It saddens you? Children starving should sadden you. Senseless violence should sadden you. Hate should sadden you. But an Airbnb saddens you? Jfc That’s pathetic. You need help.
This place has SO much cool potential! I'd love to see a video on how it turns out in the future 😀
what’re you doing here Mario maker man
wow the last man i tought ill meet here.
Oh cool, DGR’s here!
I already do video tours of houses in Japan. I own 13 houses her myself. This house is a bit pricey considering how long it's been unused. Also, please wear a mask when going into places that havent been lived in for a while. It's very easy to get sick, especially from mold.
I live in a more rural area of Japan (Mie Prefecture) and I had assumed that a house in Tokyo would cost way more than a comparable one here. But actually, the place that Paolo shows us is not too far off what I’d expect for the same price here. Maybe about 20% higher? My family just recently finished building a house here, and the total cost was just a little less than the place in this video, including construction and land. I video blogged the whole process, if anyone is interested!
Is it the same kind of house sir
I hope you put insulation in your new place. Most Japanese houses are too cold!
@@missplainjane3905 No, The place Paolo introduced was basically traditional Japanese with a Scandinavian twist. From my place, we went with a traditional Japanese wood-frame construction, but the house itself is has a “modern rural” aesthetic.
well, tokyo is a big place.
it's in Komae, which is quite far from the central areas
@@GameFuMaster good point. Land value in that area is of course a lot lower than central Tokyo.
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I'm definitely interested in seeing more about that home and the renovations.
I'm curious how the cost of deep renovations would compare to demolition and a new build. I understand that the latter is a common practice in japan.
Why?
Me too! You can find many house videos of new builds but renovation seems rare in Japan.
Great house for the price! Location is not for everyone! The yard is AMAZING! Lovely family home! Please do follow-up videos, as the renovation progresses! Thanks, Paolo! 👍👏😍
Nice! I'd move in as is and fix it up over time, since a lot of the issues are cosmetic. It's a shame that a family didn't get a chance to purchase it. Affordable housing is hard to find, and it seems like Airbnb units are taking away opportunities from young families to purchase a home. I'd definitely put in another tree - maybe a yuzu, lemon, cherry, plum or mandarin. Clean up the garden space and garden outdoors. Use the patio area for barbecues, etc.
Exactly! I would love to move in to that house 😥
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Yes please follow this renovation project
Awesome video as always Paolo. This house has quite a lot of treasures in it I hope your friend took the time to go through the cabinets and save the treasures. I also like to see it when your friend is done with the renovations.
I would definatley like to see the stages of renovation !!
Awesome video! Love the variety from the food show. Please show more different areas of Japan. You are such a great videographer and presenter.
That house has so much potential! Far more spacious than I would have originally expected. I do like the Scandinavian look downstairs. The built-in cabinetry is very similar to the "schrank" that many homes in Germany have. In fact, much more storage than typical for Japan, I should think. The one downstairs in the entry I would definitely restore rather than replace. The balcony connecting the two rooms is just fantastic. I could definitely see having some tea or coffee out there in the early morning on a day off. The lavatory upstairs by the stairs is a very nice hospitable touch that I would keep, but just replace the fixture itself. The garages are very beneficial as they are deep enough for storage in the back and still park cars or motorbikes. All in all, it's just great. I think once renovated it will definitely be a great investment. I'll start packing. 😊
An amazing house!!! I would love to see the finished renovation.
YES! We will need a follow-up video of what it looks like completed after renovations. I love seeing this aspect of life in Japan!
Feels like we will see a Paolo & Miko home tour in 1 or 2 years 😊. It would be great to see this house again once it’s renovated.
That's what you said 1 or 2 years ago. 🤣
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- [00:10] 🏡 The house in Tokyo being toured is priced at $400,000, offering a glimpse into real estate in Japan.
- [05:00] 💰 Housing prices in Tokyo are evaluated based on land value and building value, with this house considered close to zero in value due to poor maintenance.
- [08:02] 🍳 The kitchen is typical Japanese style with ample space and traditional features like fish grills and old-school alcohol.
- [11:23] 🛁 The bath area includes a Japanese-style bath with a unique heating system, showcasing common features in Japanese homes.
- [13:37] 🚽 The toilet area features a fan and heated seats, highlighting standard amenities in Japanese households.
- [16:01] 🏠 The room layout includes Western-style and Japanese-style rooms, offering flexibility in design for potential renovation.
- [19:05] 🚗 The property includes two garages for storage or vehicle parking, providing additional utility to the house.
Would totally watch the finished reno. This was interesting.
I'd be very interested in seeing how that place looks when the renovation is finished.
Was just in the mood for Japan house tour videos and then Paolo-san uploaded this!!?? ありがとございます！！！！！
actually for just 400k in Tokyo area it seems like a good price and has lots of potential. Wonder if Paolo is looking for ahouse for the family ;-)
@@johnair1 exactly I was shocked to see the quality for such a price in Tokyo really great property
I’ll definitely want to see what it looks like during, and after the renovation, the space has so much potential with a little more investment.
we definitely wanna see more
the house has a lot of potential😊 and it would be interesting to see what it will look like after the renovation, nice video like always paolo ❤
Yes, yes interested in seeing the renovation later thank you so much for sharing
Definitely want to know more about the renovations! Costs, considerations, etc.!
Yes, do more videos like this. Especially for different areas of Japan. And if you have links and information on how foreigners can purchase a home over there, that would be good too.
Nice vid as always. The Rivella is a popular drink from Switzerland
And what makes it a unique drink is the facty that it's produced from milk whey.
Interesting! Would love to see more tours like this
I'd love to see the renovation happen as it goes along even if it's just a monthly update.
I would love to see how someone would renovate it. Great bones in this house, needs updating but could be spectacular.
It looks like a very nice layout; the long garage looks better as storage space than a car park. Improving the lighting, refresh the bathrooms, add more closets. Of course insulation!
Just needs a good gardening makeover and a touch of an update to 2024, lick of paint and try to lessen the orangey wood panels ... would love to see the results of full renovation!
Paolo: I would like to see a vid on how Japanese approach investing or finanical literacy in general. From various cohorts (GenZ, Millennials, GenX and Boomers.) Do they invest in the Nikkei (stock market), are they buy/hold or trading, do they own rental property, crypto, etc. Cheers.
I love tatami mats! I think they should keep all the tatami rooms and a little bit of the vintage wall paper and furniture, but discard the flooring in the bathroom. The bathrooms and kitchen do need some work for sure.
Though I feel like it would be nice if it was an actual home instead of the Airbnb.
I’d love to see this house after the renovations! It’s a nice house!
Another awesome video ^^
Please show the final results, the costs, everything!!! Great video again, Paolo!
As a house built in the 1980's I would update a few things. All HVAC units, water heater, toilets, plumbing and update the electrics. Deep clean the house, replace any damaged flooring and all new tatami mats. Have the roof inspected and do any repairs, re-do all the landscaping, paint the exterior and live in it.
Looks nice I would buy it. In the Vancouver area, you can barely get an apartment for 400k
Yes PLEASE keep us updated and show us the results! I’m excited to see what the place will look like 😊
I would love to see it after it's done but personally I would love to have it I do not think I would change a whole lot to it I actually like the structure and the layout the yard would have to have something done with it
Agree with you. I would take it as is and just do some handyman type fixes like the cabinets with the scratches and add flooring or carpeting in the one room and make sure that water and TV and fiberoptic internet is set up. Also make sure the AC and heater and toilets work. Most of this work could be done gradually. Having two garages is a bonus in Tokyo. Perhaps the boxes in the second garage have some useful items for the house. I can clear the weeds in the yard and have rocks and pavers and a Zen garden put in. Would try to get the price down to $300,000 to $350,000. The house is old, but the Japanese build solid structures and good quality.
Paolo, your friend bought a great house that have a lot of potential. $400K for such a nice big house with outdoor space and garages. Good buy!!!
When Paolo first entered the house and it showed the stairs, all I was thinking about was Kayako when she came out in the corner, coming down the stairs. It still looks good to live in though. Hope you update us once the renovation is done!
Can't wait to see what your friend does with the renovations!
Someone’s ready to move to the burbs, right Paolo? With Japan’s ultra low interest rates , acquiring this type of house is extremely affordable. Put $80-$100k of renovations and you have a great property! Can you do a video post renovation please?
Wow! Can’t wait to see how this is renovated.
日本在住だからか毎週見やすい時間に投稿してくれて助かる
なるほど
海外チャンネルの投稿時間が真夜中とかバラバラな理由の一つかも
チャンネル通知を使用すると思う 😊
Yeah, I would love to see the after renovation edition for sure!!
@2:15 ~ Saw the lights flicker more than once. Please let your friend know to get the house blessed, Paolo!
probably just a electrical wiring issue - nothing to worry about.
lol bruh tell me you’re joking
I would love to see updated videos of the renovation process. The yard has so much potential. Would love the see how the kitchen will be updated.
Hey Paolo! Please do a video on the renovation process and how the house turns out eventually! 😊
Please make this project a series. We were just in Tokyo and stayed at a similar home in a great little neighborhood.
That Seiko clock probably has more values than the house itself
Probably some of the booze too! 😅😅
From what u show as a "normal" house this is amazing. How u gonna show the videos before and now this??
Yes full Reno,costs, before/after and all the issues along the way. Thanks
I would definitely Airbnb a Showa era bubble economy house. People can use it for photoshoots too.
Such a great house honestly.. you don't even have to do anything to it, has a lot of charm as it is!
Agree with you. I would take it as is and just do some handyman type fixes like the cabinets with the scratches and add flooring or carpeting in the one room and make sure that water and TV and fiberoptic internet is set up. Also make sure the AC and heater and toilets work. Most of this work could be done gradually. Having two garages is a bonus in Tokyo. Perhaps the boxes in the second garage have some useful items for the house. I can clear the weeds in the yard and have rocks and pavers and a Zen garden put in. Would try to get the price down to $300,000 to $350,000.
I can't believe now big the rooms are and amount of storage! Even the ceiling height is good....and the yard. I would love to see your friend's renovation process.
That house is crazy good value for 400k especially with having 2 garages and looks like space for 2 cars outside parking too
its a house on the market for 3 years, there's a reason why no one is buying it
Yes, yes, yes!!! Please show the renovation process of you can. Would love to see how it turns out!😊
Cool insight. very informative, would love to see more
As always, I thoroughly enjoy your videos Paolo! It really makes me want to move to Japan. Just such a beautiful and well taken care of country!
That house is nice and HUGE! Would be perfect for your family and office space combined!
Love to see the outcome of the renovation.. we hope to see more of house tours ❤️
Depending on the design, and cost your friend has a great idea to make this a B&B! Yes I want to see this covered in the future!
The house has great bones and lots of space. It seems it was nicely done and won't require a lot of works. Only a bit of modernisation /redecorating in some areas. I would definitely keep some tatami rooms. And whiskey has enough alcohol to be kept for many years. So absolutely drinkable!
Awesome job bro drop a like
Please, it would be fascinating to see the post renovation views! Please thank your friend for sharing this with us!
Rivella is a drink from Switzerland. Normally Asian People have problems to drink it because it's made with lactic acid.
I'd love to see this place again, after it's renovated, and would be interested in what it would be worth then. Great video. Thanks. 😊
The way this house could be easily 2 million in Canada
hah yah he garages themselves could probably go for $500k
160 sq meters of uninsulated freezing bubble era splendor. I felt a chill up my back as you entered the front door. Some of these houses are colder inside than outside. I could easily see myself dumping a ton of $ into that place but it has the potential of being a very nice place. 2 garages in tokyo is awesome
New Paolo!! Yes!!!
Would love to see more of these especially apartments and this house after renovations!
I would love to build a sauna in the backyard
That's Hajime Isayama, the creator of Attack on Titan's house. Lol
from indonesia here, idk about renov in japan, but imho even in here its quite a bargain. currently building 2 stories home with swim pool kn 200m2 plot already cost me more than 200k ish ( gonna close to 300k ish i think) and iam far from the capital city like tokyo, so imho buy it!
Should the title be What You Get With $400k for a Tokyo Home?
What 400,000$ will get you in the Tokyo real estate market. Sounds more professional.
Komae city is far from Tokyo central area. country area
(I am Tokyo living)
Different wording, same meaning. Big whoop.
@@betsylindsay8480 no it's not different wording, his title is improper. A house can't get you anything, the money is what's getting the house.
@@betsylindsay8480not the same meaning. Tf is $400k house gonna get me? Do I sell a house and get $400k and spend it?
It's super amazing, I would definitely live in a house like this, there's so much potential in it!!!! Love the entrance and "balcony" area at the staircase, screams Japan, so amazing!!!!! It definitely needs doing up, but it is worth it. Great location, great features!!!! Please by all means keep us updated how it goes, if the owner is fine with that. Thank you for the amazing video!
uninhabited for 3 years, cleaned regularly by the ghosts.
The house is so beautiful but yes definitely it needs restauration
I'd love to see a vid on this house post-renovating, along w/ the costs to renovate and its resulting worth.
I, personally, would paint some of the wood in the foyer a brighter color to start. It's very dark/kinda smothering in there. I love the layout though, overall. The balcony looking down to the foyer from the upper floor is really nice. That backyard has potential too. It's more outdoor space than you'd get in many much more expensive urban homes in, say, NYC.
I enjoy videos that show how people live and the details of daily life. This was very interesting. Thank you.
Looks great!! So much potential! im suprised by the amount of space, certainly better than expected. Pleasantly surprised 🎉🎉
Would like to see what the house turns into it. Maybe even do a whole series about houses in Tokyo/Japan.
I would be interested in seeing more Japanese houses! ( and definitely the final renovation of this house!)❤
Yes please. House tour after renovations. 😊
Love this type of video!
I would definitely keep one or two of these traditional rooms, as well as this old atmosphere. I am interested in what may grows in this garden during spring 😮 but looking at your friend's website, I am not concerned about how he will renovate this house!
It is amazing that the building is "worthless" in Japan. In my opinion somebody can totally live in there
Thanks for sharing🙏
i think this would be awesome to see, a full renovation of the house!
Please do a follow up on the renovation progress and also the finished products! Like the new style of your video
Hey Paolo - love your videos, and would love them even more if you can drop the 'guys' and think about some more inclusive language - continue to be awesome!
it looks so comfy, i would totally live there , its also in tokyo too! imagine the convinience
Crazy I just bought a house in Okinawa and trying to do the same. That house seems like it is in great shape. Mine the jungle was taking it back after 1 year of being empty.
Initially I couldn't believe that a house in Tokyo was so cheap. But after seeing the zone and the condition, I believe, I believe
6:12 "for relaxing times, make it..."
“….:Suntory time”. Well done mate.