From Chaos to Calm: Our Moving Story Away from Osaka, Japan to Our New Countryside Location
Join us on our journey as we tackle one of the most challenging tasks: moving! In this vlog, we share the ups and downs of packing up our apartment in Osaka, the struggles of organizing and cleaning, and the little adventures we have along the way. From cleaning the new house to dealing with unexpected mishaps like losing a phone in the ocean, this video is full of real-life moments. We also take some time to enjoy the local scenery, visit a charming café, and unwind at a public bath.
In the end, the help from our family and the careful handling of our belongings by the moving company make the transition smoother. We're excited to finally settle into our new, quieter home in Ine, Kyoto Prefecture and leave behind the noise of our old apartment.
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@DIYJapan
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Пікірлер: 23
Yes, moving is stressful. Good news for your husband, he's in a position I would like to be in in the coming years. Otsukaresama.
Love from Sri Lanka
you are so patient with your daughter. Loving your content and looking forward to seeing more.
@KikiinCountryside
15 сағат бұрын
I’m not though 😂 That’s nice of you!!! Thank you so much ☺️!
Definitely CAN relate. From Kyoto, we moved to Kyushu area☺️
@KikiinCountryside
4 күн бұрын
That’s amazing!! Thank you very much for stopping by ☺️✌🏻
Greetings from Kenya 🇰🇪
I know all about moving, 7 times in 20 years... I got really tired with cleaning the new house so I organised contract cleaners to detail my new place of residence. And, then I fumigate the house with those cans of insecticide for fleas, spiders and cockroaches etc. I believe it was money well spent. As for your phone you can jump into the water and retrieve it at a later date.
@KikiinCountryside
4 күн бұрын
Thank you very much for watching ✨ That’s crazy! I’m sure you hate moving more than I do!! About my phone, my husband is more curious to jump into ocean and look for it as Summer is almost here😂!!
@keramanbub8799
3 күн бұрын
Now that would make a good video post.
Please make some shorts while you're cooking, and add your insights about living in countryside :) I always love listening people's voice about inaka
@KikiinCountryside
4 күн бұрын
I was thinking about making that kind of videos!! Thank you so much for watching ☺️🌿
You should've used Kiki's Delivery Service.
@KikiinCountryside
4 күн бұрын
😂✨✌🏻
I am a new subscriber here.
@KikiinCountryside
4 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!! Hope you enjoyed watching ✨
I am one of those weirdos, I like the whole moving part :D
@KikiinCountryside
4 күн бұрын
It’s exciting to think about the new environment but that process always made me realize that I shouldn’t have much stuff 😂 Thank you so much for watching ✨
Ah.. I dropped my brand new 6S Pro in Venice canal
@KikiinCountryside
3 күн бұрын
That’s so sad! Well.. my situation was better because my phone wasn’t new lol 😂 Thank you for watching!!
How long has your husband been living in Japan? I heard in this video he received permanent residency. My husband has been struggling with always receiving only 1 year haigusha visa which negates application for permanent residency (minimum 3 year visa term is required). He's been living with me in Osaka for 6 years and we been married for 9 years but he only receives the 1 year period of stay every time we renew and every time renew process is so tiring and makes me feel so stress. I'm curious how long your husband lived here so far and how you achieved the permanent visa. ありがと
@DIYJapan
4 күн бұрын
I'm Kiki's husband. She asked me to answer the question: I've been in Japan 8 years, from the U.S. I too only received 1 year visas every year for about 5 years. Very stressful. After getting married I had applied for the spouse visa and got a 3 year visa and from the 3 year visa I applied for the permanent visa. Few things I learned about the visas: First, a good job is important. Also, working in the same job for many years is also important. Never skip or be late for paying taxes, pension and health insurance. If you are late paying or don't pay then these actions will impact the length and approval of your visa and it will also make the permanent visa impossible to get. They expect perfect payments for the past three years. So in short: Keep the same job, pay pension, health insurance and resident taxes all on time for 3 years and you should be fine. Good luck!