Dark Reality of Life in Rural Japan: Xenophobia, No Privacy, Bullying, and Neighbor Troubles
What's It Like To Live in Rural Japan? INSIDE a 150 Year Old Abandoned Japanese House
Living in rural Japan. Some things that you shouldn't talk about that can get you offside.
We moved into a vacant house in the Japanese countryside (and only pay $300/year for rent)
Early Morning Walk through Village and Farmland | Yumesaki, Japan 4K Rural Ambience
Summer escape to the little sea town of #Ine, Kyoto| Rural Japan | 4 day Itinerary | #Amanohashidate
Buying an Akiya House in Rural Japan: Our Real Experience
This video follows a couple's journey of buying an Akiya house in rural Japan. They discuss the process of researching and purchasing the house, including the legal requirements for foreigners and the importance of learning Japanese. They also share tips on finding resources and navigating the local community.
Traveling Japan’s countryside by local trains is very different | Japan by Train
Day Trip to Rural Tokyo, 40 Minutes from Shinjuku | Chofu & Hachioji | JAPAN TRAVEL VLOG
Tour my $6000 USD house in Japan
The video follows a person as they tour their newly purchased house in Japan, which they bought for $6,000. The house is fully furnished, and the person is excited to explore the space and decide what to keep and what to get rid of. The video shows the interior and exterior of the house, including the garden, shed, and surrounding area.
#002 🌄 Morning Routine in Rural Japan✨ Clean with me 🧹 Japanese Breakfast 🍱 Slow Living 🍵
This video follows a person's morning routine in rural Japan, starting with traditional Japanese attire and cleaning. They prepare a simple, traditional breakfast with miso soup and side dishes, including a special treat for their pet. The video emphasizes the importance of a peaceful morning routine and a healthy breakfast.
Don't be naive. Some foreigners are exactly like this in Japan. Another public service announcement!
10 Unique Japan Travel Spots - Hidden Gems & Off-The-Beaten-Track Locations For Your Next Trip