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I checked the Weave Living website as I am looking for a short term (2month) rental. They had 6 properties available.. yes 6 … And the prices ranging from 3-6,000 USD per month… What a waste of time

For the second apartment, the entrance is so narrow and steep. How do furnitures such as sofa and bed get transported into the unit?

such a helpful video thank you

Gaps between buildings in New York is closer than apartment #2 I can deal with it 7:43

Jeff and Mel is the tea ceremony private, do you have any insights on how that may work if we book?

Really nice appartments 😍 with a few 👎

I just discovered your channel and thank you for the good vibes of your vlogs 🤗 May I ask you what kind of job do you have to be able to stay so long in Japan please ? (do you have a working holiday visa or a working visa ?) Thank you ^^ Take care.

Hope you enjoyed your stay in Hong Kong!

the agent looks like a super model

How much is the Twemco clock you got? I love how you support local businesses. I will visit and buy too

Are you guys Americans?

how much was the twemco clock?

Jeff is so sexy 😅

Cool vid! Could you share the prices of the clocks? Interested in the big one with the date.

Really lucky to have seen the mount fuji without the cloud, when i've been to Kawaguchiko. I could see the fuji Waterfall instead, Very beautiful and very big !!!

You make a great city guide and great videos every time!

A really lovely Hong Kong video both 🥰🥰

Oh!!! In HK this time ❤

見招拆招，not 見蕉拆蕉。招是招數。

Thanks Jeff and Mel! that was exciting 😃👍🏾

I was confused for a hot second, this is not Japan, ahhhhh of course travel vlog!

What type of souvenirs do you usually bring home from trips? For us, we really enjoy discovering things that are practical and locally made!

LMAO one of my Japanese apartments had a Fish Grill and it really is a game changer not only do they cook fish better than anything you can also use them for vegetables, shishkebabs, etc

Good job, thorough and clear.

Great video 👍 can you tell me the name of the hotel

Number 1 was the best value, nice and bright plus a bidet. Hope y9u did not choose Number 3

Moving to Tokyo in a few months for a year with work. Looking at Hmlet properties and wondered what your long term experience was like with Hmlet?

cute japanese girl in the begininig who is she

You guys are the best! Would love a Q&A, curious how you guys ended up in Japan and what you guys do for work etc x

My soviet era apartment is 32sq metres and has hall , kitchen, bathroom,and living room. So the apartments you are looking at ,are well sized.

One day I’ll visit :3❤

The first apartment while small, has a great balcony! Love the view

Thank you ❤😅considering living there but not sure.. one day!

Found out that it is best that women do NOT hang their underthings to dry unless you are on the floors above the ground floor. Some males take to stealing them if they are drying outside on the ground floor.

apt 3

Hi guys, amazing video. Can you tell us the name of the tea house ?

Many thanks for sharing, this is the exact location I am planning to go, would you kindly advise which bus company or bus link you used from Kusatsu to Karuizawa, I am keen to explore.

is it haunted?

Hands down the first apartment. Kitchens and bidets are everything

I’m new to the channel and I’m starting to watch all ur vlogs and I love it! Makes me want to travel to Japan even more! Just subscribed!

Does a flexible rental count for juminhyo?

Great video!!! I want to move to Japan and its nice being able to see what the apartments looks like

I am a new Subscriber thanks to the RUclips Algorithm. I watch a lot of RUclips Channels about Japan and so yours was recommended to me and I'm loving all of your videos. I hope you reach 100K Subscribers in no time! Greetings from Ontario, Canada! 💞

Hi sweeties, I would do the sofa with the legs (cleaning underneath!!). But it's your home, your choise!! Love the Kotatsu!!! So lovely and beautiful! You did great!! Warm greetz and love from an old (rebel), Pinkie

Hi dears, I liked the 3the apartment the most!! But to me the most important thing would be that there are stores/shops and others in the direct neighborhood!!!! Why not the furnished ones? I really want my own stuff ;-) Big plus: there is a deskspace in the bedroom in front of a window!! And a huge plus for me: it has 3 burners for cooking!!! It will not be in this lifetime for me to go to Japan, maybe in a next life??? Cause I really love Japan! One big problem is that I'm a vegetarian (for about 60 years already!! I'm now 65.) and I fear there are not many places to eat for vegetarians or things to buy in the supermarkets ;-( Maybe you know if I'm right about that cause I'm not certain about that. Lot of warm greetz and luck from an old (rebel), Pinkie

Really great videos! What brought you guys to Japan / what type of work are you able to do there not yet speaking Japanese fluently?

Beautiful

I want to see a summer festival in Japan one day

Thank you algorithm

Such a calming video