oh hey, you're in my ward... yeah, i suspect if there's an akiya in Tokyo 23 wards it'd either be in some corner of Adachi or Katsushika, basically east of the Arakawa river, where any time there's torrential rain there's a chance of flooding. (my place doesn't flood, but i've gotten evacuation notice on my phone a few times during typhoons) btw, if it's Ogi-Ohashi station, you're under 10 minutes to Nippori on the Nippori Toneri Liner. It takes me about 15-16 minutes and i'm close to the end of the line near Toneri Park. Whoever got this place is lucky. Adachi gets a bad rep but it's such a cool unpretentious place to live, and there's plenty of decent food at good prices. Very high cosper(cost-performance) district. If you drive, you're right by the north part of Shutoko expressway to get out of Tokyo via Saitama to the west and Chiba to the east(towards Narita). Bike up route 461 and you'll be in Nishiarai in no time, and there's a big Ario mall there and a very popular local public bath, Hotta-yu (they did a collab with Mountain Dew last year. lol)
I am no expert, by any means, but this property "had me" when you said Tokyo. WOW! Estimate to renovate might be low. There is SO much to clean up and dispose of. There isn't a parking space, is there? All in all, this one has potential. I would add another 1M yen (at least) to the total cost (due to clean-up). Thank you for sharing this one with us. I can imagine it isn't always convenient for you to get a car and evaluate these properties. Much appreciated. P.S. The "vacation"" home you shared in a recent short is the BOMB! I'll take three just like it, please! 😲😜🥰❤
There’s quite a few monthly parking lots within a few minutes walk, one directly behind the house’s location. Maybe there’s a way to inquire about getting one of those spots? I dunno if they’re specifically assigned to any particular building, as there’s no signs saying so. just 月極駐車場 (monthly parking) signs.
There are 2 abandoned houses right in front of Harajuku Station, they are right behind the "I'm Donut?" store. Crazy these plots haven't found new owner yet.
Might be an issue with inheritance tax and whoever received it can't afford to pay the tax to do anything w/ it. Happens a lot in Tokyo. During bubble keizai a guy inherited his father's building in Ginza. He couldn't pay the inheritance tax and sadly took his own life. 😥
@@rhymeister yea I heard about this too, a lot of abandon building/house in Japan and especially Tokyo is because people cannot pay the inheritance tax, why the Gov doesn't see this I'm kind of baffled.
Personally I don't find Adachi-ku a very desirable location, but that's just me, a guy who always lived in Central Tokyo, heh heh. I don't think I can live in a house that is so close to the neighbors also, but only lived in one house very near Komazawa Koen, the rest in apaato. Wouldn't be a bad investment, but I would think it needs more ¥¥¥ to get that house into good condition to rent, but maybe if buyer got it for ¥3.5 mill so ¥4 in reno.
Is there any websites that lists akiya Leo Palaces or studios? In the future I would like to find an akiya complex and use it as Airbnb as well as renting it out to residents.
Thank you brother for all of your assistance! I cannot wait to live in Japan! It's been a life long dream to share in the Japanese culture and learn Japanese lifestyles and not to mention be able to afford a nice home for an affordable cost. Maybe one day we will work together! I am a professional audio and video producer if you ever need assistance! Cheers!
That's such an interesting property. In Tokyo, no less. I have one question, though: why would you need ¥1 million to close the deal? Would taxes and real estate agent fees really add up to 25% of the property??
Hello Again I am wondering are there any in country settings with land. Is it feasible for a person to think about room for gardens and neighbors further than arms reach. Semi retired but would open lapidary and Jade shop. Stone cutting I am internationally known for my stone work. A man from Australia brought me a Boulder opal over 100 lbs and had me dissect it. It was thousands a carat. I cut Jade as thin as paper sheets and finish them. A sheet makes a lot of guitar picks earrings or ... I would appreciate your input I would think of a stone for You a little effort may be worthwhile. Any way I Thank You for posting it is interesting and Educational??
Another thing I was going to say, I doubt the owner abandoned that house, but correct me if I'm wrong, most likely passed away cause there was even a good amount of toilet paper left...
Shu, Enjoying you channel as I am a Californian married to a Native Japanese woman who wants to have a home back in Japan. …. More to consider re: your you tube image, don’t open your mouth in your announcement thumbnail image. It looks like so many people trying to be dramatic or shocked and I think is demeaning to yourself and your very serious business offering.
Maybe sooner if there's a fairly large earthquake. But you can rebuild the structure, just can't tear down and rebuild something new I'm pretty sure. However rebuilding the structure will make it not worth doing for this particular house.
When they say that you can’t rebuild, that seems to mean that you can’t tear it down completely. However, if you leave just parts of the old structure still standing, then you can remake most of the building.
Which Tokyo ward would you buy an akiya in and how much would you pay for it?
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Hi Shu, can I ask something?
You said this house is not rebuilt able.
So what is the point to demolish it? If can't rebuild it?
Setagaya City near Gotokuji Temple was one of my favorite areas!
oh hey, you're in my ward... yeah, i suspect if there's an akiya in Tokyo 23 wards it'd either be in some corner of Adachi or Katsushika, basically east of the Arakawa river, where any time there's torrential rain there's a chance of flooding. (my place doesn't flood, but i've gotten evacuation notice on my phone a few times during typhoons)
btw, if it's Ogi-Ohashi station, you're under 10 minutes to Nippori on the Nippori Toneri Liner. It takes me about 15-16 minutes and i'm close to the end of the line near Toneri Park. Whoever got this place is lucky. Adachi gets a bad rep but it's such a cool unpretentious place to live, and there's plenty of decent food at good prices. Very high cosper(cost-performance) district. If you drive, you're right by the north part of Shutoko expressway to get out of Tokyo via Saitama to the west and Chiba to the east(towards Narita). Bike up route 461 and you'll be in Nishiarai in no time, and there's a big Ario mall there and a very popular local public bath, Hotta-yu (they did a collab with Mountain Dew last year. lol)
Love watching your vlog I learned a lot about akiya thank you…
Love to hear that!
so happy to see such a cheap and nice house inside of Tokyo!
I know right!
I am no expert, by any means, but this property "had me" when you said Tokyo. WOW! Estimate to renovate might be low. There is SO much to clean up and dispose of. There isn't a parking space, is there? All in all, this one has potential. I would add another 1M yen (at least) to the total cost (due to clean-up). Thank you for sharing this one with us. I can imagine it isn't always convenient for you to get a car and evaluate these properties. Much appreciated. P.S. The "vacation"" home you shared in a recent short is the BOMB! I'll take three just like it, please! 😲😜🥰❤
There’s quite a few monthly parking lots within a few minutes walk, one directly behind the house’s location. Maybe there’s a way to inquire about getting one of those spots? I dunno if they’re specifically assigned to any particular building, as there’s no signs saying so. just 月極駐車場 (monthly parking) signs.
@@BenjiSun Thank you! 👍👏❤
There are 2 abandoned houses right in front of Harajuku Station, they are right behind the "I'm Donut?" store. Crazy these plots haven't found new owner yet.
Might be an issue with inheritance tax and whoever received it can't afford to pay the tax to do anything w/ it. Happens a lot in Tokyo. During bubble keizai a guy inherited his father's building in Ginza. He couldn't pay the inheritance tax and sadly took his own life. 😥
@@rhymeister yea I heard about this too, a lot of abandon building/house in Japan and especially Tokyo is because people cannot pay the inheritance tax, why the Gov doesn't see this I'm kind of baffled.
Personally I don't find Adachi-ku a very desirable location, but that's just me, a guy who always lived in Central Tokyo, heh heh. I don't think I can live in a house that is so close to the neighbors also, but only lived in one house very near Komazawa Koen, the rest in apaato. Wouldn't be a bad investment, but I would think it needs more ¥¥¥ to get that house into good condition to rent, but maybe if buyer got it for ¥3.5 mill so ¥4 in reno.
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Was the video taken one month ago? I thought the Sakura season was already gone in April. Thanks for keeping us updated🙏🏻
I also can't get over the market rent -- that's amazing.
Is this a re-upload? I remember the house and failing balcony footage.
Is there any websites that lists akiya Leo Palaces or studios? In the future I would like to find an akiya complex and use it as Airbnb as well as renting it out to residents.
The price is attractive.
This must have been Sunday, as I was in Osaka and it was rain all over this region.
It amazes me how cheap they can be and looking somewhat decent
exactly what I'm looking for ... under 30k and just the right size!
Thank you brother for all of your assistance! I cannot wait to live in Japan! It's been a life long dream to share in the Japanese culture and learn Japanese lifestyles and not to mention be able to afford a nice home for an affordable cost. Maybe one day we will work together! I am a professional audio and video producer if you ever need assistance! Cheers!
That's such an interesting property. In Tokyo, no less. I have one question, though: why would you need ¥1 million to close the deal? Would taxes and real estate agent fees really add up to 25% of the property??
Given the income level in Japan I would expect at least $1k rent since it is in Tokyo
What happen to the pink builfing u saw right before finding the property, was it an Akiya property too?
I bet it will be so cheap in that condition.
Hello Again I am wondering are there any in country settings with land. Is it feasible for a person to think about room for gardens and neighbors further than arms reach. Semi retired but would open lapidary and Jade shop. Stone cutting I am internationally known for my stone work. A man from Australia brought me a Boulder opal over 100 lbs and had me dissect it. It was thousands a carat. I cut Jade as thin as paper sheets and finish them. A sheet makes a lot of guitar picks earrings or ... I would appreciate your input I would think of a stone for You a little effort may be worthwhile. Any way I Thank You for posting it is interesting and Educational??
It was an inexpensive property for Tokyo .
I would buy property like this any time.
why can you not rebuild?
Is it still available ?
Hi , I am zahid here from India , like to visit this property and what will be final amount including all the taxes or commission
yes I wold buy that, I'm looking for a retirement home I'm from the USA I'll retire in 5 years any help you can give would be great
Another thing I was going to say, I doubt the owner abandoned that house, but correct me if I'm wrong, most likely passed away cause there was even a good amount of toilet paper left...
Shu, Enjoying you channel as I am a Californian married to a Native Japanese woman who wants to have a home back in Japan. …. More to consider re: your you tube image, don’t open your mouth in your announcement thumbnail image. It looks like so many people trying to be dramatic or shocked and I think is demeaning to yourself and your very serious business offering.
75000 yen per month potential rent and can't rebuild. In 10 years this place is condemned building.
Maybe sooner if there's a fairly large earthquake. But you can rebuild the structure, just can't tear down and rebuild something new I'm pretty sure. However rebuilding the structure will make it not worth doing for this particular house.
Why is there no option to rebuild it?
When they say that you can’t rebuild, that seems to mean that you can’t tear it down completely. However, if you leave just parts of the old structure still standing, then you can remake most of the building.
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Looks like a job for a certain Swedish blue eyed model.
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nothing rare about this abandonded house. 10m more to go
I think the point is it's within the 23 wards of Tokyo.