@@torentosangaming6733 I've done exactly that on my channel so far....I posted #9, #10 and #12 so far. Still have to make videos for #11 and #13. Maybe I will make a summer video of all 5 in one video...hhmmmm...interesting idea.
When houses are old, the construction material becomes brittle. Just renovating at high cost does not eliminate the fact that the internal structure is badly deteriorated. I guess it's more expensive to buy land & build new.
You do not need to have a residence in Japan to own property. We've helped a number of clients who don't live in Japan purchase property here. You don't even need a registered hanko if you don't live in Japan. The stuff you mentioned is required if you're a resident of Japan. You're right about it's not easy - that's why we help people to make this process easy :)
I love checking Akiya or lands in Kyoto online myself, but being able to see the streets and surrounding vibe the house is in from your vlog is so much more fun. Also very effective in terms of pre selecting the neighborhood to purchase a house 😊🙌🙏
Hi Shu, thanks for putting these videos out! I’m a big fan and really love how you put them together. The ambience and your presentation is spot on. I have one dying question. Obviously if you rent out a second hand property you’ll probably get your money back after some years with the rent. But what happens when the houses become uninhabitable in the future, let’s say 30-40 years down the line, and you can no longer rent them out. What would be the options then? My understanding is demolition costs a ton. Ironically would they become AKIYA again because it’s so expensive to tear it down etc? Thanks!
I hope people understand that the term Akiya is a bit vague and there is a massive range of properties. I'd say 20% of the properties on your run are worth considering when taking renovations into consideration. Maybe I should do the same on my e-bike lol
#'s 6, 8, 10, 17(has a garage), 25, 28 & 31(looks awesome), 36, 39 & 40 (would love to get it for dinning/snack business), 41 &46 (would love to demolish & renovate it to a machiya)... would love to have them ☺
There are quite a few nice houses that you showed! I know this was 10 months ago, but did you buy any of them??!! Were they horrible inside?? The one you said looked "haunted " looked amazing from the outside!
Hi Shu, really interested in your free workshop on buying Japan property but I’m at work during the time of your talk. Able to post the content on RUclips or any other media platforms? Thanks, Desmond
You can fill out one of these forms so I can help you: Akiya Income Generator (for rental properties): forms.gle/7ySUCdpiLVy9mHoy9 Japan Akiya Assist (for vacation homes): forms.gle/1A7FHHJxqHfuuUjh7
So with the obvious limited space Japan has, why is it the government allows so many akiya to stay up for years, instead of demolishing them to create space for new homes/apartments or store fronts?
Would you buy any of these akiya?
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I managed to get 5 properties in 2023, so your goal is going to be fun. You giving me some competition are you! 😂 Good luck! And Merry Christmas!
You got this! Merry Christmas to you too!
I’d love to see a video of the 5 properties you attained andyour thought process when looking at these units
@@torentosangaming6733 I've done exactly that on my channel so far....I posted #9, #10 and #12 so far. Still have to make videos for #11 and #13. Maybe I will make a summer video of all 5 in one video...hhmmmm...interesting idea.
Hi Do u have a way I can contact you ig? I’m from CA and looking to buy a property thank you
How do so many houses get abandoned in Japan? 🇯🇵 😅
It is super relaxing to watch your videos - and what a fun idea this one was!
Glad you enjoyed it!
When houses are old, the construction material becomes brittle. Just renovating at high cost does not eliminate the fact that the internal structure is badly deteriorated. I guess it's more expensive to buy land & build new.
You do not need to have a residence in Japan to own property. We've helped a number of clients who don't live in Japan purchase property here. You don't even need a registered hanko if you don't live in Japan. The stuff you mentioned is required if you're a resident of Japan.
You're right about it's not easy - that's why we help people to make this process easy :)
It would be nice if you could put the prices of the properties in future videos.
Merry Christmas Shu🎄🎁!
Thanks for the suggestion! Merry Christmas!
I love checking Akiya or lands in Kyoto online myself, but being able to see the streets and surrounding vibe the house is in from your vlog is so much more fun. Also very effective in terms of pre selecting the neighborhood to purchase a house 😊🙌🙏
Glad you liked it!
It would be great to see more country property. Maybe get a general idea about the different provinces. Thanks!
Thanks for the idea!
You can do it as long as your mind is focussed but knowing you, I’m sure you’ll get your goal +1
Hope you had a Merry Christmas😊👍🎅🎄
I did. Thanks! Hope you did too
Always be safe and careful and when you are out running.😊
Thanks for looking out!
Hi Shu, thanks for putting these videos out! I’m a big fan and really love how you put them together. The ambience and your presentation is spot on.
I have one dying question. Obviously if you rent out a second hand property you’ll probably get your money back after some years with the rent. But what happens when the houses become uninhabitable in the future, let’s say 30-40 years down the line, and you can no longer rent them out. What would be the options then? My understanding is demolition costs a ton. Ironically would they become AKIYA again because it’s so expensive to tear it down etc?
Thanks!
#5 had a good view from the back.
Great video. When you find an Akiya you really like, what do you do to track down it's legal status etc such as ownership?
53 is the best one to pick
I hope people understand that the term Akiya is a bit vague and there is a massive range of properties. I'd say 20% of the properties on your run are worth considering when taking renovations into consideration. Maybe I should do the same on my e-bike lol
There you go - that's your next video :)
#'s 6, 8, 10, 17(has a garage), 25, 28 & 31(looks awesome), 36, 39 & 40 (would love to get it for dinning/snack business), 41 &46 (would love to demolish & renovate it to a machiya)... would love to have them ☺
Thanks for sharing!
There are quite a few nice houses that you showed! I know this was 10 months ago, but did you buy any of them??!! Were they horrible inside?? The one you said looked "haunted " looked amazing from the outside!
Shu those Akiya look like “ flaming arrow remodels”! 😅
#37 has potential.😊👍
#28 looks promising.👍
Hello. #2 and #5 are possibilities.
Hi Shu, really interested in your free workshop on buying Japan property but I’m at work during the time of your talk. Able to post the content on RUclips or any other media platforms? Thanks, Desmond
Be sure to still sign up - trust me, you'd appreciate it :)
Would like to see what #22 looks like.👍
#12 might have potential.
#9 has potential.
What would be better the home or the small apartment to make more $
# 17 and #18 maybe.
How do you find the owners if there are still any?
I see some that i like
when i get where i am fanancially i would like to contact you on how to build an akiya chain
Great. Looking forward to that day.
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ありがとうございます：）
Hi Shu
Why are their so many abandoned homes in Japan?
I already registered for January 4, 2024, but too bad I have a day shift on that date. What should I do?
Are you able to get your shift covered by someone?
@@shumatsuopost unfortunately, I don't have that option, we are undermanned that date. Thank you for the reply, Sir Shu, appreciate it!!
How do I buy one of these?
You can fill out one of these forms so I can help you:
Akiya Income Generator (for rental properties): forms.gle/7ySUCdpiLVy9mHoy9
Japan Akiya Assist (for vacation homes): forms.gle/1A7FHHJxqHfuuUjh7
i love it natural tall weeds n shrubs but neat and clean and near a river!
vacant lot?
is it for sale?
Most of them are not for sale. What area are you looking?
So with the obvious limited space Japan has, why is it the government allows so many akiya to stay up for years, instead of demolishing them to create space for new homes/apartments or store fronts?
Why do people abandon their houses?
8:40 house looks English
#22 super abandoned.
Yeah, isn't it?
What area of Japan are you in?
yokohama
Why so many abandoned homes?
横浜出身で米国在住の仁美と申します。米国在住が長く、実家は横浜にあるのですが自分の家を、アメ人の主人と子供と帰国用に探しています。このエピソードをみて、もし”off market Akiya”のお手伝いもしていただけるのかと思いまして、ご連絡しました。本気で探しております。お返事いただけると嬉しいです。
And #4 has a balcony.
#10 needs a lot of work.
Like #20.
Vines growing on the house seems to be a sure sign of abandonment.