Beautiful spacious house, with good layout & views out of most sides of the house! The tatami rooms on the main floor, with the painted sliding doors look fabulous! Some parts of Yamanashi Prefecture are within a (relatively) short train ride into Northwestern Tokyo.
This is lovely and won't need tons of work. Maybe just some insulation in the floors. If there's an access under the floors from outside, you don't even need to tear them up to insulate, just do it a little at a time, taping it all into place as you go.
Gonna be living the dream of a home in Japan through you. So far I like what I see. The house has good bones. I'd love doing it up; and expect you'll be having fun doing just that. Really looking forward to your renovation adventures. Love your surprise in the dining area. You scored with the traditional style doors etc.. downstairs. Wee bit envious. Waiting with baited breath for your next video. Congratulations on your home. Love from Australia.
Thank you for the comment! Nice to hear from people in the seminar situation. We actually suggested the same but the seller (the daughter of the previous owner) wasn’t opened for the idea of us cleaning the house ourselves. Good luck with your renovations!
@@gcasajapan interesting, the agent brought it up before we asked. I bought a little Kei truck for $1,200 USD. Cost around 300 ish to take to the recycle center.
@@cocolenchoraw It’s definitely more cost saving to do it yourself for sure! In the end it all worked out for us though. It would’ve taken us months to clean the whole house but instead we were able to jump right in to the renovation.
Tape the crack before plaster! If wall paper stuck well you could paint over the top otherwise strip wallpaper a unknown nightmare 👍🏏 Nice House Great Veiws !
I like this videos from Japón that’s my favorite country I like japonés people they have discipline they hard workers very smart people I live in USA Texas Dallas but I like watch videos from Japón
@@gcasajapan Thank you for the information, I know a lot of people dont wish to give out the exact number. Dont know why, what ever, but the ball park is good enough. Thank you again.
Thank you for the comment! We paid less than 10 million yen:) 10th place, Wow! Good for you. If you want to find out more details about the house, please watch Ep. 10 Q&A video.
Wow! This house has a lot of potential. I have seen many people buying houses in Japan, but this is the best one.
Thank you for the comment. Glad to hear you say that. Hope you enjoy our renovation journey!
Beautiful spacious house, with good layout & views out of most sides of the house! The tatami rooms on the main floor, with the painted sliding doors look fabulous! Some parts of Yamanashi Prefecture are within a (relatively) short train ride into Northwestern Tokyo.
This is lovely and won't need tons of work. Maybe just some insulation in the floors. If there's an access under the floors from outside, you don't even need to tear them up to insulate, just do it a little at a time, taping it all into place as you go.
Gonna be living the dream of a home in Japan through you. So far I like what I see. The house has good bones. I'd love doing it up; and expect you'll be having fun doing just that. Really looking forward to your renovation adventures. Love your surprise in the dining area.
You scored with the traditional style doors etc.. downstairs. Wee bit envious.
Waiting with baited breath for your next video.
Congratulations on your home. Love from Australia.
Good to see another one take on an Akiya. Good luck with it.
Such a beautiful house and such a good condition. I'm in love with it😍
Thank you for the comment! More update on the renovation is coming up (hopefully) soon. Keep tuned if you’re interested:)
わぁ〜！ 山梨だぁ！ 面白そうな企画ですね。
続き楽しみにしています。
（掘りごたつみつけた時 僕もチョット嬉しくなりました😊 これからも素敵な発見が沢山ありますように)
Such a beautiful house. Congrats!
one day i'll do the same
Looks good. I look forward to following the updates. Possibly you can show and visit the supply chain visits - hardware stores etc.
Cool stuff, we are renovating an Akiya in yamaguchi. We had the option to get rid of the stuff ourselves and reduced the house by 1M yen.
Thank you for the comment! Nice to hear from people in the seminar situation. We actually suggested the same but the seller (the daughter of the previous owner) wasn’t opened for the idea of us cleaning the house ourselves. Good luck with your renovations!
@@gcasajapan interesting, the agent brought it up before we asked. I bought a little Kei truck for $1,200 USD. Cost around 300 ish to take to the recycle center.
@@cocolenchoraw It’s definitely more cost saving to do it yourself for sure! In the end it all worked out for us though. It would’ve taken us months to clean the whole house but instead we were able to jump right in to the renovation.
I subbed, I like this concept and story, would like to see how it progress, the home still looks good for its age
excited to keep up with your progress!!
Tape the crack before plaster! If wall paper stuck well you could paint over the top otherwise strip wallpaper a unknown nightmare 👍🏏 Nice House Great Veiws !
Its awesome. I would leave it as is..lol Congrats
I like this videos from Japón that’s my favorite country I like japonés people they have discipline they hard workers very smart people I live in USA Texas Dallas but I like watch videos from Japón
nice looking home
nice houses
I subscribed. Im watching. I liked it. 💚🌍
If you dont mind me asking about how much did a house like that run?
Most houses in this area can be had for around 10 million yen. We got lucky and paid less than that though! Thanks for the comment:)
@@gcasajapan Thank you for the information, I know a lot of people dont wish to give out the exact number. Dont know why, what ever, but the ball park is good enough. Thank you again.
@@franklinrichards8851 we bought Japanese house 5 years ago and we want to sell now
At least it's a real toilet and not having to squat over a hole in the floor.
Good job! Looks amazing. The kitchen looks fine. I just my 10th place in Japan. :) What did you pay?
Thank you for the comment! We paid less than 10 million yen:) 10th place, Wow! Good for you. If you want to find out more details about the house, please watch Ep. 10 Q&A video.
You should check out Tokyo Llama's channel on old Japanese home renovations has great tips
Thank you for the recommendation and comment! We will check it out.
OK. What did it cost?
Is that a Northern wallpaper?
Only the finest as you know!
Do these types of houses have a name ? Or is this just an ordinary house in japan ?
It’s just a traditional Japanese house. Usually the older ones (like over 50 year old) they call it “古民家(Kominka”) house in Japanese.
ok, so I liked & subscribed...now please tell me what price is such a house in Japan ? :) Thank u
Most houses in this area can be had for around 10 million yen. We got lucky and paid less than that though! Thanks for the comment:)
Is that a Yorksire accent ?
Almost;) Lancashire actually!
How much?
Less than 10 million yen. If you would like to find more details about the house, please check out the episode 10 Q&A video:)
@@gcasajapan beautiful
how much did you pay for that, let me guess 6million yen?
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¥ ❗️
@@gcasajapan ”¥” is not explanatory enough, c mon, man :)