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Akiya bank homes are truly that... however the places that get - 10 c here usually are not paper thin like they are here in Kyushu. Places in Aomori or Hokkaido are built differently to handle that a bit better. But yeah... coldest winter of my life when I first moved up to the mountains here in Fukuoka in late 2022.

@thealepalombo 10ft deep snow and - 10 Celsius in paper thin houses is not for the faint of heart. No real infrastructure in these villages/towns. Ghost towns with almost no neighbors etc.

Japan has 9 million abandoned houses. By 2038, it's projected to be 1 in 3. Many of these sell for near-zero prices. The government covers 30–75% of renovation costs. Japan also places no restrictions on foreign property ownership, identical rights to citizens. Only a very specific profile would consider this. But there’s a lot of similarity to Italy's €1 home schemes, which were dismissed as gimmicks and are now attracting serious buyers to villages across Sicily and Sardinia. Japan's abandoned house market is a real entry point for people willing to look past the obvious. In Kyushu, you can also find move-in ready houses for $15,000–20,000 in towns with hot springs, fresh seafood, and Shinkansen access. I will be exploring later this year personally, but quality of life in Japan looks to be incredibly high. Is this one of the most overlooked property plays in Asia right now?

Not without someone hiring you or you starting your own business. In which they just pushed the bar even higher to be able to do that... I know it took me 4 months this last renewal to get another year here. They made it even harder to just walk in. You can start applying for PR about 8 years in, and that's usually if you're either killing it with your business and/or you're a doctor or something. Otherwise you have to live here for 10 some years before they even consider it. You can come here and pick up a spouse pop off a kid, you can get it maybe in 3. Muzukashii bro.

@Trendstockers @thealepalombo You can get a resident card and stay longer and eventually get permanent residence.

@Trendstockers @thealepalombo You technically can leave to Korea for a day and come back for another 3 months. But yeah, that's tough.

@thealepalombo Sounds good when you only speak about price and don’t mention you can only spend 3 months at a time in Japan. What are you going to do with that property? Pay property tax

@thealepalombo @0xGrayMatter Many of these you have to live in the area for up to 3 years though. I live in Yame-shi, that's how it is here (in Fukuoka)

There's not a single nation-wide, unified source. Subsidies are all established at the municipal level. You can search and will find many, each with their own nuances. The highest is 75%. I'm working on this topic with a Japanese friend, I'll publish a guide on this :) Random examples: city.fukuoka.lg.jp/jutaku-toshi/c… city.uto.lg.jp/article/view/1…

Move to a small community here, you'll probably feel the most connected you've ever felt in your life... depends on where you go. I lived in the city here and yeah, that's what you get there, but once you get into the rural areas of Japan. It's not anything like the city in those terms.

@EkermanVan4619 @thealepalombo Learn Japanese and deal with the extreme isolation both geographically and culturally 👍

If you can get some basics down and be willing to say hi to the locals and usually come bearing gifts (not tissue paper! Don't do that! That's what locals do to each other) ...if you find out they like beer... drop em a few cans off in front of their house a couple times a year xD... but if someone bakes, share that. A little effort goes a long way, and the longer you're here the better your Japanese will get. If you say hermit on everyone, then you just become the weird gaijin.

@thealepalombo but one has to learn japanese? there's no free lunch in life 😆

@thealepalombo Good luck getting a VISA to stay in said house.

@tokyo1000000000 @poicipensoalnik 私も

@poicipensoalnik 日本語で読んでます🇯🇵

Io questo tweet lo sto scrivendo in italiano e voi in che lingua mi leggete?

Eh... I live literally live in the rural mountains... they have plenty of trash here smashed into peoples yards because it's expensive to throw many different things away. Sort of ghetto-ish at times up here. Sure doesn't look like Nigeria though at all. But not as clean as one might think. I LITERALLY have a huge old rug in my yard that's been buried up by dirt and grass for who knows how long. Everytime I got to dig things up I gotta rip up a huge chunk of rotting rug. No joke. Disgusting.

🇯🇵 I can’t even imagine that much garbage. Completely shocking from a Japanese perspective.

@CryptoHabibi7 @veloprotocol I will not be sad to buy even lower... *shrug*... know what ya hodl...

$VELO | @veloprotocol sitting at a level that has mattered every single time since 2022. $0.003000 - $0.003142. Tested. Held. Tested again. Held again. Price is back there now. RSI approaching oversold on the daily. Historically that's where VELO bounces from this zone. But the monthly MA is still pointing down. No confirmed reversal yet. Just a critical support test in real time. Hold it and the setup gets interesting. Lose it and the next floor is $0.002215. Watching closely. 👀 DYOR.

Yeah did the same last month actually... I do enjoy a good scare tactic video for 2 hours. Watching those people get nailed by cars over and over again... damn dude, it'll give ya PTSD just being in that class... probably for good reason, I've seen more people sprawled out in front of a car here than anywhere else I've been.

I got my driver's license in Japan renewed for 3 more years 🥳 Have you ever driven in a different country?

I sent a message to Aki. I'll let you know what he says... the guy is one of the most overworked dudes I probably know here. Super nice though. He is fluent in English, went to school in Canada for like 7 years or something like that. Weirdly enough, there are actually handful of people that are fluent up here... and I feel I almost need to shut the storm doors it's shaken these old windows something fierce... o_O woah.

@LedgerLightXRP Yeah, it's pretty windy with the storm rolling through

I'm at Toys R US in Japan and they have Funko Pops 😲 Should I buy one?

I've yet to do any rice farming activities despite they are all around me xD... I'll reach out to Akihito and see when all that is happening. He has foreigners come in from all over the place to come do it with him. I'm not sure if it ever becomes full. But yeah the corn sounds awesome 😋 thanks! ...you guys getting blasted by crazy wind down the hill too? Shakin' the house here.

@LedgerLightXRP That's pretty cool, I might take you up on the offer just for the experience to say I did it once. I help on my wife's family rice farm and now have my own farm. You you want some American corn I'll hook you up around July 4th

@LedgerLightXRP また是非色々試してみてください 手軽なカップ麺などもありますので是非

今日のお昼はうどんです

@GloryDoge Sure was. I've never seen such a response like that since living here.

@LedgerLightXRP I remember that! That's wild isn't it?

It's a beautiful day in Japan. One thing I notice living here is the lack of chemtrails

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@GloryDoge @tanpukunokami Dude I've been hitting the kombu onigiri lately... amazing stuff. (笑)

@tanpukunokami I took these pics at the 7-11 close to my house in Japan 😋

Japan's convenience stores are on another level. 🍙 Fresh onigiri for $1.50 — restocked multiple times a day. 🥪 Chef-developed egg sandwiches for $2. 🍰 Desserts that taste like they came from a patisserie. $2.50. 🍗 Fried chicken at the counter that rivals any fast food chain. 🏪 Pay your bills, buy concert tickets, print documents, pick up packages. All in one store. 🚻 Bathrooms are free, clean, and always open. 📍 And there's one on literally every corner. What are convenience stores like in your country?

Oh man that reminds me, some private jet I think taking off from Saga crashed nearby here in Hoshino a few months ago. There were emergency vehicles coming up the main road here for hours. It was nuts. Did you see that on the news? I caught a glimpse of it a few days later after it happened.

@LedgerLightXRP Right, I only see a few helicopters and the V-22 Osprey from Saga

Oh I love slurping of soba and ramen :D when I first came to Japan back in 2017 I had to go give it a go at a local ramen shop. And since then it's become the norm for us as well to do that. But yeah I think I have had some smaller udon noodles before and didn't really mind those. A Japanese friend made them one night. I said I'd eat it again. ^_^

@LedgerLightXRP 日本ではうどんはすすって食べます 外国の人はうどんをすする事に馴染みがないと思います 音をたててズズーっとすするのは日本人にとっては当たり前ですが、外国から見たらお行儀が良くない行動だと思います うどんの中でも細いパスタの様なうどんもあるので、それなら食べられるかもですね