120 year old Traditional Japanese House Tour
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- （日本語字幕あり）Welcome to Ryujinmura in rural Japan. Lee moved here 1 year ago and reformed a 120 year old abandoned traditional Japanese house. In this video, he introduces his own home and two other abandoned homes which were bought recently and discusses tips and tricks on what to look out for when buying and renovating a home.
Lee will be running his own cafe where he will sell singaporean style satay pork skewers. He also hand plucks tea and makes Japanese tea in the traditional method.
If you’re interested in following his adventures, he also runs his own youtube channel!
/ @ryunohara
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It is a real joy to see a guy so full of energy, joy, positivity and charm. People should look at this video, listen and learn . HAPPY LIFE TO EVERYONE......and thank you Lee ❤
Lee is an excellent tour guide - knowledgeable, interesting and full of energy. Love the geta too.
This is so beautiful and relaxing I wish I can visit Japan one day
Come visit Japan after the border opens 😙
What a fairy home, so natural and peaceful
Nice job Lee. Your positive energy makes it even better. Japan is a beautiful country.
Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷 Macedonia Thessaloniki.🐬🐳🦋🌺
Loved these house tours...thanks from Western Australia 😁👍🦘🦘🦘🦘❤
I visited Japan years ago. I was able to visit a Samurai home with a tour guide. She answered so many questions about the architecture. I love that you explain about everything and why things were done a certain way. I will definitely stop by there on my next trip. The traditional buildings are absolutely beautiful!
Amazing friend love it even watching the nature and traditional homie's did made me zen🧘🏻 miss Japan 🇯🇵
🥰 Beautiful, House !!
Inspiring to see a fellow Singaporean take an alternative path in life and seek happiness. Thanks for sharing Lee. The future of our young is bright if more take the less travelled path to build an enlarged Singapore in the world and making it better. 😊
Awesome video. Brilliant homes! I live in Saitama...I'm envious of these traditional homes in the mountains
Lee is SOOO cute😻🤤 and nice! I wish I shall move there!!! Namasté Guz🙏 from Córdoba, Argentina.
so, you are a tour guide, a chef/future restaurant owner , a realtor, and many other titles....that is cool.
Nice place to visit, he is very good person for presentation. Love culture
Of course the house is very nice
I grew up in a loose clay floored house in Hungary. We swept it daily with a wet broom to created a thin film which kept the dust down. The house had a thatched roof. Storks often nested in the chimneys. We were not poor, tht type of natural material worked with the climate & elements. And anything that can be sourced locally means you lesson your own carbon footprint & will be rewarded by God for your care of his planets. As a carpenter, builder, renovator it shocked me when I kept hearing that those in Haiti who always seem to have their hands out for international assistance refused houses that were to be built to the standards which would use local materials which would be accessible to them to maintain their homes properly on a regular basis. Everyone wants the N. American style houses that they see on tv or in magazines, which are totally inappropriate for many climates, for many people of modest means or for DIYers. My grandmother with limited assistance was always able to keep our home in good repair, our gardens in high production despite losing her husband when we were invaded during the Hungarian revolution. That more clever & reasonable sized home that your parents live in would suite me just fine. I really like the dominant points of design which make it impossible for even badly brought up persons to know that you never go into a house in shoes that have been on public filthy sidewalks etc.
Amazing homes and beautiful countryside!
I want to spend a 2 weeks vacation on this area.
Love that you've made this! Thank you RUclips for recommending!
This was so interesting!
I did exchange at Naga high school in iwade Wakayama
so interesting to know about the houses and that it was still good temperature in side ect.
thanks for the toure. the nature looks stunning as well, I understand why people want to live like this ^^
now I want house there
Interesting! A beautiful house.
Before death I want to live in this place ... I am nature lover and I love this place
Great video. Thank u so much
Beautiful!
You've done a wonderful job on everything
I'm from America I would love to go to Japan and live in one of those houses
Your traditional house is very nice.....
🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🥰 💪🏻💯
Excellent
Amazing video I want to live there...
im the 1k subscriber :)
Thanks for the video! Just wondering how hard it is to get a visa to do what Lee is doing?
Lee has been living in Japan for a long time so I think he has permanent residency. Without that, it's be pretty hard
If you would like to visit our house in kyoto you can check out our videos.
I've watch too many movies and played too many video games, this place must be scary at night.
how does the tea plant protect the walls?
From memory what Lee said was that because the roots of the tea plants go deep into the ground, this helps hold the soil in to place. It was common to have tea plants at the back of houses to protect them from landslides.
Why do I feel stranded in a different dimension? 😔
Where are you originally from Lee? You made me love the house!! Wish I could be there💗
Based on his accent i would say either singapore or malaysia.
What a special soul on his path. Seeing this beautiful life in such a patch of verdant peace gives one hope. The earth's vibrations are low and dangerous: Lee is holding up more light than he may realize.
Mighty blessings and extra angels to everyone. With love from an old stranger online. :-)) ♡♡♡ >"< ,
Wow! Do the house prices include the lot the house is on?
Is it hard to insure the house?
I've noticed that the water levels in Japanese rivers all over the country are down. I see it here, too. Why is that, please?
Hmm, I don't think it rain that much this year, at least that was my impression
interesting & serene. what is the address of this place
523 Ryujinmura Hiroihara, Tanabe, Wakayama 645-0523, Japan
He has opened his restaurant so please check it out!
Tatamin nouehakutuyagetawonuideoagari
Tatami noueha kutuyageta nuide
agatene.
Mondai arimasu yo! I understand you are planning on buying/renovating some/all of those homes, but wearing getta/shoes on the tatami is not customary.
where is this japan?
Wakayama prefecture
@@alternativelifestylesjapan How much is the ticket price when coming here?
WOW.... $50,000 f0r 2 traditional buildings???
You took off your shoes while going inside the house but what about your dog, it just went inside
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are you a Japanese
Me? No I'm Australian
下駄といえども土足で家の中にあがるのはどうかと思うが･･･(笑)外国人に間違った情報を発信していないか？！
気づいてくださりありがとうございます。動画後半の古民家は現在リノベーション中ものです。足が汚れるため、特別に靴を履いています。
茅葺きの屋根は、管理が大変だと思います。近くに学校はありますか？病院は？スーパーは？
憧れだけでは住めませんよ。日本で暮らすなら税金きちんと払ってくださいね。歳取って、私たちの払った税金で生活保護なんて、勘弁してくださいよ。迷惑ですからね。