If you're really interested, you can fill out one of these forms to get started: Akiya Income Generator (for rental properties): forms.gle/7ySUCdpiLVy9mHoy9 Japan Akiya Assist (for vacation homes): forms.gle/1A7FHHJxqHfuuUjh7
My sister lives in mt. Fuji.. can’t wait to purchase one too… I’m interested to learn that online course too. It’s easier to learn all the things for purchasing first than to be just buying on the spot without knowing anything..
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I’m surprised that many Chinese investors haven’t snatched up all the properties in Japan unless Japan has some restriction on Chinese foreign investment?
If you're interested on buying Akiya houses like this, you can fill out one of these forms to get started: Akiya Income Generator (for rental properties): forms.gle/7ySUCdpiLVy9mHoy9 Japan Akiya Assist (for vacation homes): forms.gle/1A7FHHJxqHfuuUjh7
You can fill out one of these forms to get started: Akiya Income Generator (for rental properties): forms.gle/7ySUCdpiLVy9mHoy9 Japan Akiya Assist (for vacation homes): forms.gle/1A7FHHJxqHfuuUjh7
Shu san, It was an amazing video, thank you. Fujisan is just breathtaking as is the fact that it’s an active volcano. When doing your interview of the previous owners and your real estate colleague the importance of culture was highlighted as was language for those who may want to own a home in Japan. For this home you are in the presence of a true cultural landmark and one of great spiritual significance. I’m sure the new owners will learn and enjoy all that Fujisan has to offer in their new wonderful home. You’re doing great work in helping others enjoy a new home and everything that Japan has to offer. Best, Jeff
@@shumatsuopost You’re welcome Shu san. Have a restful Golden Week. I’ll be in Tokyo in May starting next week, and will plan on visiting some properties. Be well.
Are sellers of akiyas better than landlords in regards to anti-foreigner attitudes? I had a hell of a time looking for a company that will help me rent a property because so many even English speaking agents are on the side of landlords and refuse to give a reason (but it's obvious) why landlords knew they're renting to a foreigner but suddenly refuse to rent when they find out i have a Chinese last name.
This is interesting to watch, but for a long time I've predicted that the day is coming when Japan will not even be able to PAY foreigners to do this and even come to Japan to live. If something sounds too good to be true....that's usually what it turns out to be.
Japan would be wise to keep the strictest immigration policies possible. Yet, it seems they are loosening up, without regard for what that will mean. Bringing in South Asians to 'man" cash registers at three different Family Mart's 100 meters from each other really isn't necessary. You have the crowd who are pro-migration, seemingly let in anybody, and they are often the "Green" crowd at the same time. Never mind in their minds that bringing in people who consume at a much lower rate than they will in Japan is going to create more "carbon". They're rather confused. Japan's population is rapidly declining and projected to be about 80m. in 2050. If you buy in Japan you better select a property very high on "Location, Location," if you plan to rent it out. If you're living in it yourself and have a reason to stay, then no issue, most likely. However, with population decline you absolutely must select wisely if you plan to rent out. I see hundreds of empty houses nearby me, and I am in a major metropolitan area.
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 the way you assist your clients with the translations! 😊
I had my eye on this property last year! Such a nice inside and I looooved the windows. Glad it went to a good buyer!
Really appreciate you providing BOTH Japanese and English subtitles!
You're welcome! 🙏
I thought the car conversation wasn't important, but it ended up being the most valuable part of the video.
Congrats to Mr and Mrs Peter. View of Mt Fuji from the deck is spectacular indeed. Too bad the electricity pole is blocking it a little.
The view is truly spectacular!
Excellent! Congratulations!!Thankyou for the advice.Really appreciated,will listen again.
You're welcome - glad you enjoyed it!
Shu, thanks for the interview, very interesting!
Thank you for watching 😀
The one I liked the best so far was the artists home with garden and awesome studio space. 😅
A view of Mt Fuji! Awesome! 😎 ❤❤❤
Peter is a lovely knowledgeable man, thank you.
He really is!
Very cool. The content provided in these videos just keeps getting better and better. Much appreciated
I appreciate that! There's more to come!
Love the scenes of Fuji San in the background! 😅
This is an awesome home! 🏠
80g’s for that is amazing. Love the windows and views. Your content is perfect. I’ve been looking at homes in Japan for almost a decade. 🎉
If you're really interested, you can fill out one of these forms to get started:
Akiya Income Generator (for rental properties): forms.gle/7ySUCdpiLVy9mHoy9
Japan Akiya Assist (for vacation homes): forms.gle/1A7FHHJxqHfuuUjh7
What a lovely couple selling their awesome home! 🏡 😅
My sister lives in mt. Fuji.. can’t wait to purchase one too… I’m interested to learn that online course too. It’s easier to learn all the things for purchasing first than to be just buying on the spot without knowing anything..
I think that's a great approach!
Would you buy a vacation home in Japan like Peter did? If so, where and why?
[LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE] Apply for Japan Akiya Assist: forms.gle/1CxWV3W5dNxjVj1m6
I would buy a home in Japan like Brendan did! 😅
I love this house! 🏠 ❤❤❤❤❤
i really love it. This is really beautiful . congratulation Peter
Glad you like it!
Great holiday homes!Any advice for something cheap to use as a holiday house ,ive been looking as far as Oita, Nagasaki etc.
Technically, it is not an "Akiya". It is rural, but not abandoned.
空家 is “open house” or vacant house.
Doesn’t have to be rotted and forgotten
@@jamesricks - My house is vacant everyday while the occupants go to work.
If a house was built before 1981, and renovated recently like 2020, is it considered earthquake proof #6 or #7?
Love the videos bro,I'm now obsessed 😁
Glad you like them!
What a beautiful property and setting. Congratulations to Peter, I'm sure we have crossed paths before (currently a Shanghai Resident).
It's amazing!
The couple selling this place are really nice 👍
They really are!
So true.
Congrats, Peter and Mrs. Peter! Moral of the story.......do your homework. 👍👏❤😍🥰
Thanks for watching!
My Fuji would win my heart for sure! 👍 😅❤❤❤
Mt. Fuji still alive like Sakurajima. Near Onsen area is so wonderful but....
Thats such an awesome view for that price.
It's really a great find!
nice view of fuji🗻...seems like it would get quite cold there though
I’m surprised that many Chinese investors haven’t snatched up all the properties in Japan unless Japan has some restriction on Chinese foreign investment?
I'll be needing your help soon. Thanks for the good content.
If you're interested on buying Akiya houses like this, you can fill out one of these forms to get started:
Akiya Income Generator (for rental properties): forms.gle/7ySUCdpiLVy9mHoy9
Japan Akiya Assist (for vacation homes): forms.gle/1A7FHHJxqHfuuUjh7
Peter and his wife are absolute ballers , all properties are in heavyweight division. Respect
Hey how much if your available would it cost to do translation service on contract day like you did for Peter ?
You can fill out one of these forms to get started:
Akiya Income Generator (for rental properties): forms.gle/7ySUCdpiLVy9mHoy9
Japan Akiya Assist (for vacation homes): forms.gle/1A7FHHJxqHfuuUjh7
Shu san,
It was an amazing video, thank you.
Fujisan is just breathtaking as is the fact that it’s an active volcano. When doing your interview of the previous owners and your real estate colleague the importance of culture was highlighted as was language for those who may want to own a home in Japan. For this home you are in the presence of a true cultural landmark and one of great spiritual significance. I’m sure the new owners will learn and enjoy all that Fujisan has to offer in their new wonderful home.
You’re doing great work in helping others enjoy a new home and everything that Japan has to offer.
Best,
Jeff
I appreciate your insight! Comments like this encourage me to keep going! Thank you.
@@shumatsuopost You’re welcome Shu san. Have a restful Golden Week. I’ll be in Tokyo in May starting next week, and will plan on visiting some properties. Be well.
I was denied permanent citizenship after 15 years in Japan because I was two days late for a tax payment.
I want to buy a home in Japan! 🇯🇵 😅
if i can buy how abt the payments for taxes ? and another additives payments ?
What a beautiful place to live!
The Mt. Fuji view is amazing!
wow so cool!
3 words : Green with envy.......
Are sellers of akiyas better than landlords in regards to anti-foreigner attitudes? I had a hell of a time looking for a company that will help me rent a property because so many even English speaking agents are on the side of landlords and refuse to give a reason (but it's obvious) why landlords knew they're renting to a foreigner but suddenly refuse to rent when they find out i have a Chinese last name.
It depends. But that's where we come in so that our clients don't have to deal with such sellers.
It’s a good video. I learnt a lot
Love to hear that! Thank you!
Ive been looking online at akiyas!
I need representation buying a house near ski and lake North of Osaka.
I think the Japanese people would accept a Gaige’s neighbor if you showed respect for and interest in their culture! 😅😅
This is interesting to watch, but for a long time I've predicted that the day is coming when Japan will not even be able to PAY foreigners to do this and even come to Japan to live. If something sounds too good to be true....that's usually what it turns out to be.
Japan would be wise to keep the strictest immigration policies possible. Yet, it seems they are loosening up, without regard for what that will mean. Bringing in South Asians to 'man" cash registers at three different Family Mart's 100 meters from each other really isn't necessary. You have the crowd who are pro-migration, seemingly let in anybody, and they are often the "Green" crowd at the same time. Never mind in their minds that bringing in people who consume at a much lower rate than they will in Japan is going to create more "carbon". They're rather confused. Japan's population is rapidly declining and projected to be about 80m. in 2050. If you buy in Japan you better select a property very high on "Location, Location," if you plan to rent it out. If you're living in it yourself and have a reason to stay, then no issue, most likely. However, with population decline you absolutely must select wisely if you plan to rent out. I see hundreds of empty houses nearby me, and I am in a major metropolitan area.
Matsuo , i also want to buy a house in Japan. how can i contact with you?
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
Omg! It's in the middle of no where. 😂😂
Amazing property ! And the price,,😊
It sure is!
Why buy a house in Japan if you do not have permanent residency, which takes 10 years.
Question, I can't wait to see a reply for this.
Why not? Peter and his wife visit Japan very often.
@@shumatsuopost Given how homogenous and xenophobic the Japanese are, I am surprised they let Gaijin Tourists do this
Better the staying in Hotel 😂
LoL. Nope, you can get 2-3 year PR if you qualify. Extend for two more years and apply for citizenship. Not much different from Canada.
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A house next to an active volcano 😅
The house is only 80K. It sounds like it is a pocket of change for him if volcano wakes up.
Peter loves a word salad doesn't he? :D
56 percent of Japanese voted that foreigners living in Japan should not have human rights, peace.
Stop lying 😂
@@WANDERER0070 Not Lying ,I can sent you the link if you want.
@@WANDERER0070 I am not lying, I can send the link if you want, white boi.
😂 Rich boy toy
Given how homogenous and xenophobic the Japanese are, I am surprised they let Gaijin Tourists do this
Damn, he got a great spot :D
I agree!
Awesome shutters and double paned windows! 🪟 😅