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That’s brutal

You're increasing our decreasing population, please have all this money and have more please! - The Japanese Government

"My Japanese is better than your English" xD Guy's been burned to a crisp

I was just in Tokyo a few days ago and literally heard something exactly like this HAHAHAHAHAAH

So many months wasted on RTK…..

Sadly, here in Ireland☘️, our government just announced an ‘Affordable’ Housing Scheme with prices of €400k to €470k ($428k dollars +) 😳. That’s for a small family home. Renting, buying or renovating here is next to impossible for most people due to high demand, low supply & inflationary costs. Japan seems infinitely more affordable, even factoring in purchasing costs, language barrier, taxes, travel, renovation, insects, etc. 😅

古民家だな

You haven't seen a cockeroach till you've seen PNG cockeroaches. No joke it was common to see them bigger than 2". Once we saw one as big as 3". The childhood memories.

I remember being in an out of season typhoon and also an earthquake while in Japan for only 10 days. The people travelling with me where freaked out i took it all calmly I grew up in tropical Nth QLD were cyclones are common and also in PNG were I was once close to the epicentre to a 7 on the Richter scale earthquake. Earthquakes and aftershocks were common.

My original dream from when I was 14, was to own a farm block in rural Australia. That done i now have to make it liveable. My new dream is to own a tree change house in rural Japan perhaps in another 25 years that dream can come true too. I'll be 65 then so sounds about right for retirement. Better start writing novels and selling rights for manga/ manwha/ manhua so I can make the money to pay for the house.

From what I remember, the problem isn't really the housing itself, but how many taxes are on top of it. And that's are the expensive parts, if I've understood correctly.

Thanks for addressing this!

A home is a home. All these things are not issues if you have been homeless lol

This one was so unbelievably funny!

Very entertaining

so you don't think you can find one out of ten million that is fine

Dogen 先生のライブはいつありますか

Someone please tell me what I'm supposed to feel

面白い

日本礼賛の動画がすごく多いなとは思うけど、日本のアニメで育って大人になってお金を貯めて彼らの夢の日本旅行をする人達が世界中に今多いのは、彼らがアニメ世代か子供達がアニメ世代だからだと思ってます。街中では外国人観光客の方々はちゃんとしてるし、日本を心から楽しんでるのが分かるので嬉しいですよ❤ 日本の伝統文化が観光産業になるのはありがたいです😊

すごい‼️良く知りすぎ😂

that flying sound ☠☠

Most of this would all apply for most countries though.

Every coin has two sides: the front with its advantages and the back with its disadvantages.

Hello! I am Japanese. I think we are probably animistic. We believe that there are many kinds of gods in nature and the earth. We call them "eight million gods." And I think we treat nature as gods because we are moved by its transcendent power and feel awe for it. However, sometimes we do not only make gods of nature, but also make real people gods. For example, we worship the vengeful spirit of a defeated general in a war as a god. This also comes from "fear." I think there is a lot of "fear" in our Shinto. This is because the gods we believe in do not only bring us happiness, but also bring us misfortune. I think we respect the power of the gods, fear them, and have the idea of ​​coexisting with them. I think this feeling was probably born because Japan is a country with many natural disasters.

rather had you explain in english....

Too real!

Wait is it supposed to be clever to point out that a cheap house is going to need work? This is diaper-on-head obvious. Like imagine getting more than a new deck, or kitchen, installed for 60k in the west. The cheap abandoned houses in japan are an excellent beginning point for many types of people willing to put in the work on a starter home- which is what people should do if they only have enough cash for a starter home. Here in the Bay Area i got a large house that needed a ton of work, and i still spent over 800k. Cmon.

Everyone focusing on the ad but Wise actually sounds helpful 😮😮❤

TIL there is no insulation in the walls of Japanese houses. What.

cold as fuck in the winter and hot in the summer even though you're constantly running the aircon, why the hell is there no insulation here

日本人は与党に不満はあるが、「野党は頼りない」などと言って国民主権を自覚せず無投票により責任を放棄しだ結果自民党を勝たせています。

It's not like there's nothing in the walls.. there's still the cockroaches.

1:09 with 3d audio, this noise is unbelievably annoying….really sells it

I remember when I first noticed this on Japanese products it struck me that it was the presentation of the food visually that they were concerned about whereas in America the text on the packaging is about the amount of food, as in the food is not the same size as the picture.

no monkey alert? no mukade? what kind of paradise is this?

I once woke up on my futon to see something dark on my leg. Freaking out, I turned on the light to find it was a gokuburi. That was actually a slight relief, because at least it wasn't a mukade or a spider. Still made my skin crawl >_<

You forgot a case: yes, it would be cheaper to knock it down but, due to changes in law (to allow emergency vehicle access, IIRC), the road is not wide enough to support any changes to this structure. Bonus points for a cultural properties or airport restriction. I now have a house in rural Tohoku, but man was this my life for so long trying to get out of renting to own at least *something*

Tfw you wanna watch the video but 70% of it gets skipped by your sponsorblock mod.

i guess if you want to pay 110,000 dollars for a house with no insulation, no electricity, cockroaches, and half a wall missing you can always look in texas. skip having to move across an ocean.

I have Wise, specifically because I lived in Japan for a year, and I was so glad I got an account and card from them! It's a great option for anyone living in Japan that needs to access funds from abroad, as you said. The only real issue I had was that since the card isn't issued in Japan, I couldn't use it for online credit card payments for services like food delivery or event tickets. Would be great if Wise could find a way to issue cards in Japan and distribute them to foreigners (if only those with a long-term visa), though I don't know if the legislation would allow for something like that. On a student visa, I had no way of getting a Japanese credit card either, so my Wise card was still always the best option, and as for the online ticket sales, I could just easily pay at the konbini around the corner, even with my foreign-issued card.

You missed your opportunity to include "Where do I set the temperature?".

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2:00 I feel you. I'm renting an apartment in the center of Tokyo right now. Newly built house, 4 years ago. Still no insulation. What the actual fvck Japan? Your summers go 30-40°C. Why don't you use insulation??!

My nihongo is very 上手 I'll have you know, everyone in Japan says so! *cries in Katakana*

homie looking at $60k houses and I'm over here ready to move into the $200 house in hokkaido

yeah... i would still buy.

thank you?

莫大な費用と労力　　　お金と心に余裕【畳】 お・も・て・が・え　　どげん邸毎年 ～５年 貧乏人は 　板の間暮らし 限界ｺﾐｭﾆﾃｨ【結い】茅葺葺き替え2,000万～4,000万円

日本礼賛チャンネルと、頭おかしい皇室誹謗中傷チャンネルが表示されたら「このチャンネルを表示しない」に片っ端から登録したらかなり快適になった