I Found My Dream Tiny-House… In Japan
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2022
- Living in this strange Japan is SO much different than New York City where I’ve been living since 2006. This house is a total trip. Its got more space than the average Japanese Home here in Kyoto Japan, but there are some things about it that may drive you crazy if you are coming from the West. Check out this tour of a house in Kyoto Japan and let me know what you think!
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ok now I understand your kitchen in NYC xD
Yep, there definitely was an ‘a-ha’ moment, lol..
Lol I was looking for this comment hoping it wasn't just me
I have been fascinated by the Japanese culture for a long time. I love watching your exploration of this beautiful culture and country.
This is great, Cash! It's a pleasure to see a Japanese house and how it works and to see the surrounding area. I'm looking forward to what's next.
Not one piece of litter or garbage in sight. Amazing!
Thank you so much for letting us all tagalong on your trip to Japan! And for showing us around the neighborhood and be sure to thank your family for the tour of their lovely home. As someone who doesn't get to travel much, it's been a wonderful treat to see new places! Safe travels for you and your family.
Elephant in the room.. stuff everywhere.. not an organised home i must say.. but nice to see Japan's countryside.
I like the way you've taken elements of your NYC videos and brought them into this one - drink machine, bike, room features/dimensions etc. Re: dryers, a lot of ppl here in Australia have a backyard clothesline, and use that instead of a dryer. I don't have a backyard but use indoor drying racks. It's a lot cheaper than a dryer!
Yet another great video, so interesting. Looks like the family is settling in and relaxing , away from constant honking of horns and sirens blasting. Sometimes when you get out of the city you can't sleep, it's too quiet. You get used to street noises, sort of like ''street lullabies". I look forward to these videos. That stove/oven looks a bit complicated, and see, there is life after sink sprayers.
Ahhhhhh yes, the infamous sink sprayer ! 😆
@Lisa B. You are certainly right, there IS life after sink sprayers. But I’m pretty glad I have mine….lol
Congrats on 300K bro!
These Japan videos will age like a fine wine. Cool transitions, cooler music, culture and great sight seeing, family plus an apartment tour; what's not to love! Cash how much would a pay like that cost from your perspective?
Really loving "our" vacation. The traditional architecture is stunning. Thanks for the tour!!! 🥰
you got it!
@@CashJordan I think someone is spoofing you in comments, with your photo and a What’s App #. I got one yesterday. You might need to block them!
Been to Japan a few times the rural areas are very relaxing. I know the small cars are called Kei cars, the Motors are under 1 liter or 660 cc. The license plate is usually yellow for a lower registration fee.
I wish I was there! I was born in Osaka sixty-eight years ago. The US Army hospital was there but my folks and brother lived in Kobe on a mountain side. They brought me back to the US when I was only eight weeks old so sadly I don’t have any memory of Japan.
Some of the mountainside cities between Osaka & Kobe are some of the posher suburbs of Japan.
Must have been quite the year for your mother! :)
Clutter is maddening.
When I was young like you I liked new houses. No I love and appreciate older houses because they have character and tend to be very unique. The older homes that you point out are amazing and a part of history.
But what part? I wish we could have a tour with a local who could tell us.
Wow! Cash, Are you in kyoto? I’m pretty exiting! I’m living in Osaka.Welcome to Japan!
I can’t believe it. Because I have been watching your video for a year to learn English and see nyc town. Then you are in neighbour town now! Enjoy Japan life🤗
キャッシュさん、日本にようこそ！🇯🇵
He is in a town called Omiyacho Suki which is near Kyotengo ( and about 2 hours drive from Kyoto City) I think it’s 2 hours
Beautiful. What a lovely family home. I hope you're enjoying your family and vacation even though your working. I pray Violet is making many wonderful memories with family and friends 💝 🙏💝 safe travels. I sure am enjoying learning more about your family and Japan. 💝🙏💝
You are on vacations and still doing the house tours!!....love all your videos!!
I'm having so much fun tagging along with you on your family holiday. Lovely views and everything looks so clean. Can't wait for the next instalment Cash. Thanks.
Thank you Cash for taking the time out of your vacation to show us your home and Japan. I look forward to seeing your videos every day. You have a beautiful family.❤️💕 Violet is a doll!
Seeing your mother-in-laws house explains a lot about your wife’s housekeeping style or lack thereof. 😂
I find it fascinating that there are signs in both Japanese and English with Roman letters making it a little easier for you to get around. I really love these travelogues. How are you doing working this remotely? You seem so calm juggling it all.
Loving the new content…glad to see a better way out of New York…u look soooo much more happier…thanks for posting and taking us along💓
Love the tatami bedroom! Thanks for the tour Cash, you seem super chilled and Violet looks really happy too, it's nice to get away!
Same thing I said. Notice he's choosing his words assuming we don't know. Lol
What's tatami?
Been ill for awhile and your videos really make my day better. You have a real gift, thanks Cash.
Am I the only one who can't wait until you're back in NYC?
Somehow where you are living now reminds me of the late 60's in the country. Sweet.
Actually nice to see a house as cluttered as mine. Looks like a great place
I was thinking the very same thing! 😉
Your house is that cluttered? I couldn't do it. I'm not a clean freak and I don't care about fancy things at all. But that would be xo uncomfortable to live in.
Heavy cliutter makes a home look dirty.
I can’t say that I am never cluttered. But If someone was taking pictures, things would be put away.
Can't wait to see this home!! Really like this area Cash! Love the mountains and the house and the view! Thank you so much for sharing your new home. Stay safe and enjoy your new surroundings.
Tuned in ☕️
Wow you looked relaxed
The unique birdbath statues for your garden were actual Buddhist tombstones lol…
Also, the LIXIL banner was for a showroom of their stuff. LIXIL is a huge home design and modular unit supplier. They make many of the unit baths in Japan like the one you described in your wife’s family home. Most Japanese homes have so many prefab units throughout the homes as the life expectancy of most homes is like 30 years at best.
Finally, only the yellow plate cars have the motorcycle engines; 0.6 litre and you get many kickbacks like cheaper toll road fees. They still will get to 160 kph on the highway (double most speed limits), as they are pretty stripped down for insulation which saves tonnes of weight.
Somehow I doubt that's Cash's Whatsapp message. Beware of scams!
What drives me crazy is that there's stuff EVERYWHERE.
Yeah, major clutter! Makes me feel like an OCD neat freak!
Since there is a bedroom he can't show, I would think that they are staying with a family member that lives in the house.ll
Send Marie Kondo! Prontissimo!!!
@@Gizathecat2 it is just lived in.
The thing is, in other countries, people actually live in their home for 30+ years. They see their home has their own space and center of life. In the US many just move from one meaningless apartment or house to another every 3 years. All they do during their stay is to decorate to impress friends and neighbors. This house looks like the people living there actually made it their own over the course of timel.
That being said, I personally would also not clutter every inch like they did, but I can totally relate to their intentions.
Im so excited to see these video's of Japan. My son is going to go to Japan for work and it's nice to be able to see what it's like . I love it. The house is so cute. But no sink sprayer lol. Have the best time ever!!! Thank you for these video's Cash!!!😀❤
I'm sure you son likes lady boys
@@doctorwewe9436 troll
@@653j521 good 4 you
One of the best home tours because it looks lived in. I love that and I don't feel like I need to clean my house for a change. Great place and the view is amazing.
Hard to ignore the wires, though. I wonder what it looked like before all that arrived.
lived in? it looks like a hoarders nightmare !
@@josephsf2452 their apartment looked like that as well. Apparently his wife grew up with that. So she doesnt care about the clutter. Because from what I could tell she doesnt work and he does. But she doesnt clean house that's for sure.
That’s a very rude comment. Who are you to say whether someone cleans or not. Just bc there is clutter, doesn’t mean it’s not clean.
I like that no one wears their shoes inside . My sister has lived in Alaska for 40 Years five miles from glacier bay. No one wears shoes or mostly rubber boots inside. Lots of sand in the dirt but I also think its a respect thing.
my church we had some foreign exchange students from China, Japan, stayed with us. They said our house in China would cost millions of dollars. They did not see houses with 3 or 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. made me feel really good.
It’s just so lovely the way you just kinda accept everything. Like you are just saying, “I’m ignorant but check this out, it’s cool”. It’s so Zen, man. Carry it on!
Kyoto Co-op is a supermarket chain. Looks like you're in front of one of their grocery distribution centers.
Also looks like you're not in the city of Kyoto, but one of the smaller cities in Kyoto prefecture.
I can't wait to get up every morning to see what we're doing in Japan today!
☝️Love that Hello Kitty picture Ginger!! 🤗
Great video! Thanks for showing the house! Can’t wait to see your next place!🇨🇦
Seeing you cycling in the sun under blue sky is the best thing to watch on CZcams
there's a distinct lack of trees.
Tell the family thank you for sharing their home with us. Beautiful country.
Great content Cash, really excited to explore Japan with you 👍🏼
❤️ Everyday I've been watching these Japanese videos makes me want to go more and more
I loved this tour! Thank you so much! It’s really great to see a Japanese home. Arigato gozaimasu! 🙏🏼
Thank you for sharing someplace I will never be able to go to and see. ❤️
Neat view of Japan, I always think of modern city of Tokyo. The Japanese do things just slightly different in a cool way. Also nice to see others have tons of clutter!
I was just thinking the same about clutter! I love seeing real people's real homes that look lived in and loved 😊
So nice to see a real lived in home.
I love the house and it’s location thank you so much for sharing it with us🥰❤️ it looks so cozy.
Japan looks like what the USA used to be before it was overrun and pillaged. NYC is the ultimate dystopian city. Funny her Mom's house looks as cluttered s your Queens apt. Great videos. So clean and friendly.
So clean! I love so much about Japanese society and history. Thanks for this video.
My first job was in Tokyo in 1999 - my apartment was about 150 sq ft and the few times I had a Japanese friend over (if they could fit...) they remarked at how spacious it was! I don't care if you're in a suburb of Kyoto - that is still a massive house for Japan.
We were taught growing up in Germany (my mom is German and still lives there) to take our shoes off and I still do it here in the US. The only time I don’t take my shoes off is when I’m bringing in groceries from the garage which is once a week. Great video!
You should do a video of getting a haircut or shave at a Japanese barbershop, would be interesting to see! Loving your Japan videos!
Very close together places where you might need a barber or Indian food. Love how you show us all that you can while there at your in laws house. Looking forward to your next Japanese adventure
I hope to visit Japan some day
Cash, I look forward to your videos, it is so interesting how you tour and describe everything. Informative tour of the inside of the Japanese house. Love your videos, all the countryside views are great. Thanks for bringing us along on your travels!
Kyoto is one of my favs the fall is so colorful
The vending machines sitting out in the open along the road reminds me of the corner cigarette machine I’d walk by when I was staying in Germany a few years back! Such a sight was quite surprising to say the least!
so excited for you and your family... such an adventure! thanks for taking us along for the ride
Not Cash, doing an apartment bid in his in-laws house! 🤣
Thank you for sharing your home in Japan 🥰
6:17 I was half expecting for cash to show a sink sprayer lol
That's a big house by Japanese standards. Looks peaceful and relaxing there.
Thanks for sharing. Interesting to see how peeps live in Japan. Kudos to you and your family.
Love and appreciate all these. Fun seeing you shift back to realtor in this one, was smiling the whole time. You're always a breath of fresh (and fun and informative) air. Thank you.
i love how well designed, and minimalist the Japanese are... would love to live around Japan for a while those little kei vans are really neat
Please, we need longer videos! I am loving seeing all this from your perspective.
Kyoto is historic! I love the Machiya homes throughout the city! Beautiful!
This is way out in the countryside, in Kyoto prefecture, not Kyoto city. He does not know the difference.
This place is cluttered is a mad-genius sort of way, it feels like a family lives here full time
I really like that you take off your shoes at the door. I wish I could get my husband to do that.
What a tranquil-looking area. It seems so quiet and open, and I really like the big kitchen, living area. The house is big for me. I like how the space is used. Thank you for a very nice, relaxing home tour.
Loved the house tour! Please thank everyone for the peek inside their lovely home.
O.M.G, that house looks like someone actually lives in it! That was quite an intimate and personal view behind closed doors. Thank you for the invite.
I thought I was watching an episode of Hoarders.
@@thecatatemyhomework are you always a jerk, or did someone pee in your Cheerios this morning?
Thanks for the updates. Really enjoy your videos - what?!? no sink sprayer? HA. Have a blessed day.
Thank you for the tour. So cool to see an authentic Japanese home and neighborhood. I hope you all have a wonderful adventure and Violet gets all the love and hugs her grandparents have been saving for her.
It's really cool that you're living in the home your wife grew up in...
I hope to visit Japan one day but for now it’s nice watching these videos! As someone from LA, I love your NYC videos but this is a nice change 👍🏻
Since this Japan adventure, I can't wait for your new update!
Violet is so cute. Love the Japan tour. Thanks Cash.
Wow that was so awesome that you have a place to go when you visit Japan
The vending machines alone would make me want to live there again
Japan looks so clean all of the time
This is amazing, thank you for taking us along
Japan ...on my list to go visit.🌸
Hey cash … I love your New York apartment vids … but I’m really loving your Japanese adventures … I love the laid back energy that seems to prevail there .. you’ve now got me interested in visiting at some point in my future .. altho doubt I’d get anywhere near as lovely as this I have to say .. all my best to you and your family and your in laws 💞
Su-per !! And your Japanese is getting better and better !
Your video are incredible I’m ready enjoying Japan
Thank you for the house tour! From what I know of Japan's housing, that house you're staying in is HUGE! The bedrooms are so big as are the windows. Was it a newer development or how did the family end up with so much space? Really interesting - you look relaxed! How's Violet doing with the changes?
Homes out in the more rural parts are usually a lot bigger than homes in the city. And much cheaper too.
It's in a rural area, so the size looks standard. Most of the tiny house/apartment videos are in Tokyo, because of pricing. The same budget would give you more space in Osaka, and probably double in Nagoya & Sendai.
@Titto Jaymeson Thank you!
So picturesque, very much enjoying the Japan vids!! And love the house and how cozy and lived-in it feels.
Love that you have all your stuff everywhere. Normal people lol
Very interesting and cool home features. As well as beautiful scenery! 👍🥳🌷
That’s cool thanks for showing us around
Great video Cash! Wishing you and your family continued success in Japan! Can't wait for the next video!
I forget how CLEAN Japan is! Beautiful❤️❤️❤️
Great walk through Cash thank you for taking YT with you to Japan looks peaceful and calm
I can see you are starting to relax. The Care emoji is coming back into your voice.
Thanks for the fresh perspective!
Everyone talking about the clutter, but my great grams home had a lot of stuff everywhere (not as much as this home, but very much lived in).
Yes your wife's old wrestling figures are worth quite a lot now! She had a lot of legendary wrestlers like The Great Muta, Masahiro Chono, Antonio Inoki, Riki Choshu, and Sting among other all-time greats in their original packaging.