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happy new year I have 2 relatively small children (12 - 8) otherwise I was already telling you I'm coming. Too good to be true, I've been following her for a little while, too good, I hope I can come to Japan soon
Seems there is minimal access to the house (difficult even on a motorcycle) and a question of who has the rights to the beach use? Does the current owner rent it?
Probably won't believe me, but before you said the price I thought 25 mill. 🤣 Nice houses. I would guess that smaller unit was for one of the couple's moms to live in, or papa if the papa outlived the mom. I've never stopped in Manazuru or Yugawara, but have taken the public road (Rt 135) and the toll road on the way to Izu many times. It's a beautiful area, but no sandy beaches anywhere close to there, for anyone who wants that, as far as I've seen, but that view is very nice. For people who work in Tokyo, but don't want to live there and desire something more quiet and peaceful this place would work out well, since there's a Shinkansen stop. I don't know if companies in Tokyo and Yokohama are still doing it, but years before they would pay for Shinkansen passes for people who lived far away. Don't quote me, as I'm not a CPA, but I think it's a tax write-off (deduction) off corporate taxes...
Shu, Hello. Welcome to 2025! I have seen this house before and the propertys. The price at that time was around $170,000 ish. Is beautiful place to live. If I had it I would buy it! There are fun projects I could do with these property! Wow!
very interesting! It seems the access to the house is not so easy through a narrow walking path. Is the beach where the boats are not included in the property but just public land one can have free access to? Thanks
Looks like it’s up on a hill above the tsunami zone. I saw alot of abandoned homes right on the beach in one area in central japan and nobody wants to live right on the water because of the dangers during earthquakes/tsunami
Amazing! Only one thing is a problem with even new Japanese houses: heating when its getting cold. Only Inverter Aircon, Kotatsu or heated toilet-seats :-) Or can one install an oven, woodfired for Dec - March? Anyway - very nice property indeed
I've seen plenty of wood burning stoves in Japan. Not even sure they are illegal in closer quarters, you'd just get complaints possibly from neighbors. But in outer areas like in this video it wouldn't be a problem. Of course check it out with the local municipality. I have a friend that heats that way and has a guy who drops off a couple of loads of wood before the start of winter. I also like heated floors. even the electric carpets here are very nice. but the heated floors are very nice. I've seen both electrically and gas heated versions. These can heat a room on its own quite well surprisingly. in some onsen areas you might even find heating done by hot springs. this would be pretty unusual, but I've seen it. in general though, insulation is lacking, window solutions suck and heating/cooling is done by split system inverters on a room by room basis.
Well, the rental boat business was run by Mr. Ogata in 2021, then Mr. Mogi took over...and raised the rental price...so, did Mr. Ogata sell the beach land and business, or is the land leased? I also think that farming is way harder than maintaining boats, I also think there is too much garbage on that beach, with that cut up boat, which will cost a lot of money to remove. How much for the houses without the rental boat business? I think that would be a better proposition...
@@jfb.8746 Anybody can find the information I found, if you know where to look, I would not bother with the boat rental business, that little enclave is an environmental disaster.
@@jfb.8746 Nothing you can't find if you know how to search the net, plus I insist that enclave by the sea is an environmental disaster, the hoarding extends to the beach...
Carrying groceries would be a little hike. The beach area is nice. Can it be cleaned out? And have a true beach space? That’s a little hike as well. But it would be cool.does this area get snow in the winter?
I saw a similar deal on SUUMO (in Chiba) and there were 6 boats included in the deal. I remember thinking the 6 boats were NOT a good deal because I didn't want them (and it would be expensive to maintain them or dispose of them), but I never thought about renting them to other people. Not a bad deal, and what a gorgeous day there!
I know that area very well. I noticed you walked it. Some of those roads are extremely narrow and only suitable for Kei-cars. Does it have actual on-site parking? Private parking is always an issue in that area. I checked Google Maps and there seems to be a shared driveway entrance. Those boats are old and a lot of work, I have booked them before. I'm interested to learn more.
This is the first time I haven't heard you say "Ojamashimasu" when entering a house, which you usually do even when the house is empty. And what is even weirder is that the owner of the house was actually present this time around... 🤔 Anyway, didn't mean to rain on your parade. Thanks for these tours and showing us what is available for purchase in Japan and Happy New Year to you and the team
I’m curious, who owns the land where those 12 boats are resting? Could a foreigner use the boat business as a way to get a Business Manager Visa? Thanks for showing us such a beautiful property.
hmmmmm does the land where the boats sit belongs to the owner and does he has the right to use the land this way officially? Nice houses so it's all about the location. Biggest deal breaker is no car access
Wow, I wish I was further along in my decision about whether or not it makes sense to buy something in Japan, because this property sounds amazing. I'd try to sell the boats, clean everything up, and just enjoy a private beach. Super amazing-looking property!
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Happy New Year! What's your 2025 real estate and/or Japan related goal?
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happy new year I have 2 relatively small children (12 - 8) otherwise I was already telling you I'm coming. Too good to be true, I've been following her for a little while, too good, I hope I can come to Japan soon
Seems there is minimal access to the house (difficult even on a motorcycle) and a question of who has the rights to the beach use? Does the current owner rent it?
Probably won't believe me, but before you said the price I thought 25 mill. 🤣 Nice houses. I would guess that smaller unit was for one of the couple's moms to live in, or papa if the papa outlived the mom.
I've never stopped in Manazuru or Yugawara, but have taken the public road (Rt 135) and the toll road on the way to Izu many times. It's a beautiful area, but no sandy beaches anywhere close to there, for anyone who wants that, as far as I've seen, but that view is very nice. For people who work in Tokyo, but don't want to live there and desire something more quiet and peaceful this place would work out well, since there's a Shinkansen stop. I don't know if companies in Tokyo and Yokohama are still doing it, but years before they would pay for Shinkansen passes for people who lived far away. Don't quote me, as I'm not a CPA, but I think it's a tax write-off (deduction) off corporate taxes...
Shu, Hello. Welcome to 2025! I have seen this house before and the propertys. The price at that time was around $170,000 ish. Is beautiful place to live. If I had it I would buy it! There are fun projects I could do with these property! Wow!
That toilet door is something else :D
very interesting! It seems the access to the house is not so easy through a narrow walking path. Is the beach where the boats are not included in the property but just public land one can have free access to? Thanks
Looks like it’s up on a hill above the tsunami zone. I saw alot of abandoned homes right on the beach in one area in central japan and nobody wants to live right on the water because of the dangers during earthquakes/tsunami
Wow!! My dream property!!
I know, right?!
Wow!! 🎉 That's an amazing deal!❤
Thats so awesome! That property will probably cost you millions in California! (US dollars)
Who owns the land the boats are stored on? Is that beach land for rent? How much is the owner paying for that land?
Perfect day aswell
Shu, happy new year..will you post about Banden's house? 😊
Great property! How long does it take to close?
Amazing! Only one thing is a problem with even new Japanese houses: heating when its getting cold. Only Inverter Aircon, Kotatsu or heated toilet-seats :-) Or can one install an oven, woodfired for Dec - March? Anyway - very nice property indeed
I've seen plenty of wood burning stoves in Japan. Not even sure they are illegal in closer quarters, you'd just get complaints possibly from neighbors. But in outer areas like in this video it wouldn't be a problem. Of course check it out with the local municipality. I have a friend that heats that way and has a guy who drops off a couple of loads of wood before the start of winter. I also like heated floors. even the electric carpets here are very nice. but the heated floors are very nice. I've seen both electrically and gas heated versions. These can heat a room on its own quite well surprisingly. in some onsen areas you might even find heating done by hot springs. this would be pretty unusual, but I've seen it. in general though, insulation is lacking, window solutions suck and heating/cooling is done by split system inverters on a room by room basis.
It's an amazing deal.
It really is!
Amazing property - does the owner own the waterfront where his boats are or is it leased? Please let me know asap and all the best in 2025!
I assumed a lease as nothing was mentioned.
@@llew-AZ yeah no mention therefore I assume it's leased...
happy new year Shu …. great content again …. my biggest fear …. a tsunami that would hit being that the house is right next to the water….
The house seems to be elevated on a hill, so I don't think a tsunami would affect it.
That's amazing!!!
Beautiful home and excellent location. But I don't see any road leading to the house and also no parking space.
Seems like a good deal for you ger people 🎉
Well, the rental boat business was run by Mr. Ogata in 2021, then Mr. Mogi took over...and raised the rental price...so, did Mr. Ogata sell the beach land and business, or is the land leased?
I also think that farming is way harder than maintaining boats, I also think there is too much garbage on that beach, with that cut up boat, which will cost a lot of money to remove. How much for the houses without the rental boat business? I think that would be a better proposition...
you seem to know about the area a lot... could you give us more info? Shu has left those details out...
@@jfb.8746 Anybody can find the information I found, if you know where to look, I would not bother with the boat rental business, that little enclave is an environmental disaster.
@@jfb.8746 Nothing you can't find if you know how to search the net, plus I insist that enclave by the sea is an environmental disaster, the hoarding extends to the beach...
Outstanding!
Glad you like it!
It looks amazing, although access to the property didn't look super convenient.
Great, but where do you park?
Sounds awesome. The house and ADU are great. ADU could be used for family visiting or grandparents. Nice video. Keep up the good work.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Happy new year
Carrying groceries would be a little hike. The beach area is nice. Can it be cleaned out? And have a true beach space? That’s a little hike as well. But it would be cool.does this area get snow in the winter?
It can feel cold in the winter in Atami, but not as cold as further inland, and you generally don't get more than a few snowflakes each year.
Is their any parking? Is ihe house with land for sale?
I think it's a great deal. I do wish the smaller home was separate. I'd buy that one!
nice area and video capture, why is the price so affordable ?
How many years to breakeven for an investment in an akiya to be rented out
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About the 1h bullet train to Tokyo…
Curious about the cost, I assume you can have some deal for usage
Very interested in this. Would make a fantastic Vacation home while I'm in Japan.
I'm curious what a house with that view is without the boat business
What website to use when looking at homes online ?
You can try Suumo or AtHome JP.
I saw a similar deal on SUUMO (in Chiba) and there were 6 boats included in the deal. I remember thinking the 6 boats were NOT a good deal because I didn't want them (and it would be expensive to maintain them or dispose of them), but I never thought about renting them to other people.
Not a bad deal, and what a gorgeous day there!
Yes. I'm interested and have the cash!
Cheap good condition nice view for 200k it would be perfect
I know that area very well. I noticed you walked it. Some of those roads are extremely narrow and only suitable for Kei-cars. Does it have actual on-site parking? Private parking is always an issue in that area. I checked Google Maps and there seems to be a shared driveway entrance. Those boats are old and a lot of work, I have booked them before. I'm interested to learn more.
This is the first time I haven't heard you say "Ojamashimasu" when entering a house, which you usually do even when the house is empty. And what is even weirder is that the owner of the house was actually present this time around... 🤔
Anyway, didn't mean to rain on your parade. Thanks for these tours and showing us what is available for purchase in Japan and Happy New Year to you and the team
awesome interested in this one.
tsunami risk?
I applied already
I’m curious, who owns the land where those 12 boats are resting? Could a foreigner use the boat business as a way to get a Business Manager Visa? Thanks for showing us such a beautiful property.
yep so many questions... which makes me think, if we knew the details, maybe the property wouldnt be so enticing...
susprise how warm it is now.
hmmmmm does the land where the boats sit belongs to the owner and does he has the right to use the land this way officially? Nice houses so it's all about the location. Biggest deal breaker is no car access
Life in clutter. Lose the clutter and improve your life.
like the house but my dogs wont be impressed with the fireworks
How do I get into contact with you about this property?? Very interested in this property.
Wow, I wish I was further along in my decision about whether or not it makes sense to buy something in Japan, because this property sounds amazing. I'd try to sell the boats, clean everything up, and just enjoy a private beach. Super amazing-looking property!
It is truly special!
does Japan offer visas for internationals purchasing property?
No. If a person has the funds, can start a biz and get a visa that way.
and has a business too, hmmm...
Too far from Tokyo
@shumatsuopost, would buying something like this, a house that has a business accompanying it, make it easier to get a business owner's visa?
I am very interested in this property. Are you able to please contact me and supply your contact details. Thank you for your incredible videos.
Japanese love shopping and they love collecting things… so crowded 😢