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This would cost like 2 grand in New York

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I could definitely live there. 👍

Great vid man! I love your longer videos and the information thay you provide in them, Keep it up! (Also atarashii gakkou mentioned lol❤)

In Australia we have a rental bond system, but the rental market is so expensive and competitive that even having enough for the upfront costs and a good rental history is not enough to guarantee you will be approved as a tenant.

Once homeless, daily living expenses are higher and it becomes more difficult to build enough savings for the entry costs for a rental

Damn what a great rent prices, absolutely insane how we overpay in the west for everything.

Excellent vid! Nice, clean 70’s - early ‘80s house. My sweet spot would be from $400 - $650 per month, older properties like this with tatamis. Most owners would probably replace old tatamis for new ones. The only thing I’d want is something with unit baths instead of this old style, tile bath. The tile bath is freezing in the winter. Definitely planning my retirement move to somewhere in Kyushu.

That's crazy cheap, even for Fukuoka.

It's surprising to me that bathrooms are often off the genkan like this. Why would such a private space be connected to a conceptually "public" area?

So no mention of the ghost in the previous video. I smell a cover up.

Thanks for the video. I grew up in Vancouver, just two hours from Seattle. I am looking at vacation homes in Japan, and airbnb it when I am not there. I am curious as to why the landlords would not consider short term rental since the long term rental value is not that high. A quick search on airbnb shows an average cost of $200/day in Fukuoka. One week of airbnb is the same as one month rental. Merci

The Guarantor is a thing here too in Northern Ireland. It aint great.

Love that you talk about topics like this instead of only showing the houses :)

That is really cheap

Very kind of you to explain homelessness in Japan and the challenges to overcome this situation. ❤

Very insightful, thank you. I feel like Japan at least has a cohesive plan and programs in place rather than the fragmented patchwork of here in the US. While every country faces these challenges with the social safety net, some countries put forth far more robust efforts to assist and Japan appears to be relatively high on the scale when it comes to this. I greatly enjoy the style of your videos and am looking forward to more tours in the Fukuoka area. I hadn't considered it as an area to live in Japan until I saw some of your content. Thanks again.

this is NOT cheap

It was pretty interesting when you were talking about the homeless topic. Just goes to show you how similar things are, no matter what part of the world you are in. Is there a possibility that you can go a little more in depth? I'm pretty curious about it, especially now that things here in the US have gotten so much worse. Like, WHY is the Japanese government so adverse to doing more for certain groups? The runaway kids and the single mothers, specifically. Thanks.

This was a more unique style of video. Wouldn't have expected informative content over a house tour, but I can't say I disliked it.

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Although I always try to stay level-headed, these kinds of prices radicalize me into loving Japan! The fact that it’s not impossible to find places for 200-300 USD (or even lower sometimes) while still looking decent- is truly commendable! It feels bittersweet to know this exists and is, in fact, real! After having lived in cities where you’re lucky to find anything below 800-1,000 USD, with salaries considered "good" if they exceed 10 USD/hour (which they usually don’t-and I’m not joking), the contrast I feel is immense. Like, yes, that’s how much it’s supposed to cost. All the power to Japan in that department! 200-400 USD for a decent place in a city that isn’t car-dependent, feels relaxed, and isn’t overcrowded (Fukuoka has a population of 1.5 million people, if I remember correctly)-does it get better than that? And I’ve seen the same prices for apartments in Japan in stunningly beautiful cities surrounded by nature, mountains, water, and so on. It almost feels like a slap in the face sometimes, tbh Now, of course, there are plenty of problems with these cities too-I’m pretty sure. But oh lord, in most other places, you have the same, if not worse, problems while being stuck with abysmal salaries and having to feel "grateful" for paying 1,000 USDー What a joke! And I’m not even bringing out the big guns, like places that charge 5,000 USD/month for something that’s just "okay. Sorry for the rent (hehe ;) ), we are strong, and we will succeed !!!

Hi, do I have to sign a contract for 1 year ? Is it possible to rent month to month ? thanks

wait.. did I get it right? only 255$ a month?! In Poland you may find hard getting a room for that price jezz...

something about this screams Dongo Daikasoku

Has to be some kind of catch here

In usa can't even find a lot for a trailer for that amount. Can't even be homeless for that amount. Go usa greed

Wow thank you for sharing this!

$300 here in New York City will get you 2 nights in what's probably a close-to-seedy hotel.

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Is that for a week’s rent or a month?

I wanna die, how is possible that a fucking horrible apartment in the worst places of Argentina cost you more than thisssss in JAPAN

3:42!!!! Bro address that figure!!! Wtf!!!

What kind of price do you think the second house would be listed for if it were for sale?

The toilet seat is old

Thanks for the video. Since renting is not an option for a lot of us, could you make a series showcasing share-houses in the Fukuoka area? I'm thinking about not just those already famous like Sakura or Oak...

Came from TikTok. I will not live without these videos

I'm glad I'm not the only one to see the 3:42 ghost 👻 I feel we need further content about this spirit. . So I've subbed in hopes

4 x 10 meters?

GHOST at 3:42 in video. 😱

the prices are acceptable

Nice apartment. I would definitely live there. Cute closet. I would turn one half of it into a little work station. Perfect cut out for a desk🌺

Absolutely

That’d be $1600/month+ in NYC, plus fees in a no laundry building. I wouldn’t rent that in NYC for what they pay there but for $195/month in Japan…maybe. Wish my company allowed remote work outside the US. If it did… I’d already be living there.

Is great for the price.

Thanks for the forecast! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (mistake turkey blossom warfare blade until bachelor fall squeeze today flee guitar). How can I transfer them to Binance?

Oh I'd totally live here, the loft area step down is so cool and gives cozy vibes, however I plan to live/study/work in Kyoto instead so I can only hope to find something this cool in Kyoto.

How can we find out more about the rent there? Thx

Are there tennis courts near by?