I believe in general, you can’t build a structure on farmland unless the specific plot deed specifies it, and it should even specify the size that you can use for a structure. So I guess you end up with homes all near to each other. Anyways, we enjoy your videos.
I grew up watching American sitcom series so I always wanted to live in a big house with a big pouch, big doors, big windows and everything also paint my room with beautiful mint color and so on.. But as a reality in Japan, there are too many earthquakes to make the windows big. As the housing technology develops, there are more rules to build a house I guess. We can’t spend a fortune on a house which may be broken down in a couple of years 😅.
Housing price difference between urban Japan and US is mainly due to urban zoning. Japan has a multiple zoning system while the US is mostly mono-usage so you can never develop a Japanese station centralized urban development in the US. This is why Tokyo is so densely populated which can never happen in the US.
If it's between U District and Green Lake, it should be Wallingford or Meridian. If it's called Green something, it should be Greenwood (but Greenwood is not between U District and Green Lake).
I think one reason why Japanese people think house value will decrease is the material of house. Wooden houses are easy to be broken by natural disasters and war. Japanese history is a kind of scrap and build after war and disasters.
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音読やリピーティングなどにも使えます。
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かしこまりました！
本日は今回の動画スクリプトをお作りします。
それから毎週スクリプトもお届けしますのでよろしくお願いいたします。
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I believe in general, you can’t build a structure on farmland unless the specific plot deed specifies it, and it should even specify the size that you can use for a structure. So I guess you end up with homes all near to each other. Anyways, we enjoy your videos.
I grew up watching American sitcom series so I always wanted to live in a big house with a big pouch, big doors, big windows and everything also paint my room with beautiful mint color and so on.. But as a reality in Japan, there are too many earthquakes to make the windows big. As the housing technology develops, there are more rules to build a house I guess. We can’t spend a fortune on a house which may be broken down in a couple of years 😅.
Housing price difference between urban Japan and US is mainly due to urban zoning. Japan has a multiple zoning system while the US is mostly mono-usage so you can never develop a Japanese station centralized urban development in the US. This is why Tokyo is so densely populated which can never happen in the US.
北海道の家はどの部屋も暖かいですよ〜。本州の家は寒い！
今までsubscribe したyoutubeの中でNO.1！！！！
本当に素晴らしいコンテンツ！
ありがとうございます
Thanks so much!
If it's between U District and Green Lake, it should be Wallingford or Meridian. If it's called Green something, it should be Greenwood (but Greenwood is not between U District and Green Lake).
yes wallingford!
セントラルヒーティング、夏は一階が寒くて、冬は2階は効かない。 電気代が恐ろしく高い今、日本の部屋ごとのエアコンがいいなと思います。
I think one reason why Japanese people think house value will decrease is the material of house. Wooden houses are easy to be broken by natural disasters and war. Japanese history is a kind of scrap and build after war and disasters.
booniesってはじめて聞いたけど、どいなかっていう意味ですか？ニュアンスを知りたい
Austin, I don’t think your friends are looser! The house cost went up big time and living west coast is even higher cost!
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