Final Reveal House Tour coming SOON! 🏚️🔜🏡 What part do you want me to talk extra about? Let me know in the comments!

@vidar4eg

6 ай бұрын

Расскажи про лампу в спальне в углу, которая типа кольцевая ))

@AdachiCabbage

6 ай бұрын

What size house would be good for different ranges, (family, single, someone with pets, etc.) and more about your kitchen. A lot of westerns are used to an oven and a range.

@user-dreamyjc..

6 ай бұрын

You need to take this job.. renovate a zero value house and resell them😊

@nathanh8785

6 ай бұрын

Hey man, just watching one of your videos and noticed the time frame and that nothing has been posted since the earthquake. Any chance you could let us know you are all safe and sound.

@user-qo5tn5sw9d

6 ай бұрын

Cost?

Thank you for your continous Support! Have some GREAT projects in the pipeline and will tell you all about it Very very soon. Stay tuned! 🌟 arigatou gozaimasu 🙏

@ANTONINJAPAN

6 ай бұрын

Thanks to you, my Book ‘Free Houses in Japan’ is a bestseller in several Amazon categories 😍 more detailed Renovation and Japan stories inside! Thank you for reading my book 📕

@kanzzon

3 ай бұрын

Talking about pipeline, where are the water pipes or sewage?

He is not a professional builder..but the commitment is impressive! Congrats on finishing your new home!

@logical_evidence

6 ай бұрын

Lol have you seen the videos coming from all over the world where buildings are being built horribly with trusses broken, welds on doors broken, walls out of plumb, so many stuff ups by professionals I reckon the man makes these videos is probably a better standard of quality/build then regular builders.

I always find the hardest part of any Renovation job is consistency and the motivation to not put task off till a later date. Great job on the Renovation, haven't finished the vid yet but so far it looks great! Love from the Aussies down under ^^

Holy cow what an undertaking! So impressed Anton! It was surprising to see the wall "insulation", the termites, how much light the place has when the floor is opened up. To maintain the discipline and interest to dyi all of it for a year (to say nothing of the bureaucracy part!), remarkable.

That stairway is beautiful ❤

@ANTONINJAPAN

6 ай бұрын

We worked hard in it. Thank you!

The house looks super cozy! I can’t wait till you get it all finished and cleaned up, till then I will be happily be coming back every so often :))

You made a fantastic job of that renovation, fair play to you!

This was awesome !!! Congratulations on your new house

Really appreciating all the insulation ☺️

Looks beautiful, I’m sure there are reasons, but why not pour a concrete slab? That crawl space you made underneath the your new flooring is the perfect home for critters

@jeannebuttons5301

6 ай бұрын

I'm not a professional home builder but I do know some houses need a crawl space underneath like that is open to allow underfloor wiring, airflow and drainage. Additionally a solid slab of concrete isn't usually a good idea in places that get a lot of earthquake activity because it could crack.

Very impressive!!!! You are working very hard. Renovation is not easy and a hell of a lot of work. Go get them boy!!!

This went out extremely cool.

The whole process is very beautiful and i can't believe how much work you put into it...

Well done! You're an inspiration!

Congratulations! You've done a great job!❤

Wish you a Merry Christmas thanks for the great videos

Loved your work. ❤

For future renovation projects, ould it be possible to rent a wood chipper to turn all of the wood and paper products into bags of sawdust which could be more easily disposed of, burned, or turned into mulch?

❤ Love a hard working man 😊❤

pretty cool :0 Thank you for sharing your adventure. who knows, maybe it'll start a trend and more abandoned houses will get a second chance to become a home

Bravo, Anton, bravo!

sugoi! great job and it's inspiring!

Enjoyed the show! Anton, u r truly inspiring.

Sehr schön geworden 🖤

Amazing!! 🏆🎓👏

Very nice!

I was watching your shorts and thought how cool it would be if you made a compilation of your work on the house, and then bam! You know your audience well! I should be in Tokyo later this year, and I'd like to get my wife out there for a week-long vacation.

Snyggt jobbat!

Even though this jumped all over the place the series was awesome 👏

Awesome video, would love to do that myself some day

Looks amazing! Honestly just so well done you have worked so hard I can’t even imagine how much that took to due let alone learn how to do! Way to man you have really built something beautiful and inspiring.

Det var ett tag sedan jag såg någon av dina videos men jätteroligt att se att huset är klart. Starkt jobbat! Hoppas både du och huset står stadigt efter jordbävningarna vi läst om i nyheterna. Ta hand om dig. Snöiga hälsningar rån Sverige.

the style reminds me of western holiday cottage style. Well Done!! and your suit looks amazing.

Been following this story for awhile now and it's awesome to see the whole process unfold! I'd love to do something like this in Shonan, but I'm not handy with these sorts of things. Ideally, I'd like to renovate some houses near the beach and rent them out as guesthouses. There's not a lot of them out here, which is surprising considering how packed it gets during on-season,.

Respect the tiling, I did it for the first time in my last apartment, only did a small space, but it took ages.

Wow brother you are really hardworking 😮😮😮😮 Also you got best girl with you too❤❤. Good luck guys

It’s a good video. Thanks for sharing. Can you please add English subtitles as I couldn’t understand what you were referring to all throughout the video.

Is the house still standing after the earthquake? 😟

This looks smazing. Renovation is so time consuming and hard. Btw did I miss the downstairs bathroom with the pink tiles? I didn't see it and was most interested in that.

@ANTONINJAPAN

6 ай бұрын

Coming a Reveal House Tour very soon’ stay tuned :) pinky bathroom will Be featured I promise!

u guys are a super cute couple! greetings from Austria and merry Christmas!

have you thought about putting one of those boat nets in the open area for a relaxation area ? snd as a safety net ? Anton - I like what you did with the home . Where do you live ?

I still don't know why you wore a nice suit to do the termite spraying... but this is great work, congratulations!

would be cool if you could tell us what you were doing (and why) in subtitles, for example, at 3:00 what are you spraying?

@ANTONINJAPAN

6 ай бұрын

Exaining video and final room tour coming soon 🙏 stay tuned!

That standalone fridge is in awkward position. Personally i would put it wher the washer at and put the washing maching in a closet

Beautiful home I was wondering if there are people who actually renovate homes in Japan or something like that

Hi Anton, it’s true about all the comments, you have to show the final result of your renovation. And also, the question about how much did you spend on throwing all the trash as you said it was expensive and cost 15k, but you didn’t follow up on how much did you spend in total, as well the the final cost of the house after renovation and if you ever put it in the market, how much would you sell it for.

Where did you learn how to do all this stuff? Like how did you know what you needed to do and what you needed to buy? All the insulation and stuff you added to the floors walls and ceiling I wouldn’t even have known existed.

very good job, apart from not using tile spacers while redoing the kitchen (18:43 man, just looking at those irregular gaps for a few seconds drives me crazy...)

First time seeing a house renovation, and I can see why a Japanese wouldn't renovate a house

@kaylamountain8253

6 ай бұрын

Youre right- traditional insulation is like grout and aluminum (super messy as we saw) and the floorboards are prone to rotting from the space below from either water damage or termites. Then, the structure has to meet the standards for earthquake resistance. Their houses depreciate in value partly because they’re so hard to renovate.

@MRworldEtIkA

6 ай бұрын

to be honest, i will have a quieter sleep on the gas station floor than the house in which i knew is rotting by termites everywhere and it also could be om my bed too. living in a space where you knowingly is bad to live in will surely does something on your brain.

Ive been thinking since there is Ten Million Abandoned homes is it possible for me as an American to immigrate to Japan with a wife and kids into one of these older houses?

Wow nice Wts the sq footage

Isn't it easier to take down all houses and build a new one? And are you buying house with the land?

Pięknie 👏 Szkoda że w Polsce nie można tak zrobić z dworami szlachty. Mamy ich około 3.500, i niszczeją. A samych budynków które należały do zarządców szlachty lub innych jak stajnie przystosowane do zamieszkania jest w dziesiątkach tysięcy. Lecz nic się z tym nie robi, ponieważ... paperologia zabrania.

Did he Earthquake Retrofit the house (by adding foundation anchors , foundation bolts, framing connectors or shear transfer ties). Japan has them frequently. I wonder if that’s the main reason they go abandoned forever. Anyway GREAT JOB Renovating 👏🏾 🎉 looks great

Well done! As a Japanese, what I concern is the earthquake resistance and thermal insulation for windows.

@RealtiyFox

6 ай бұрын

what about the white ants?

@BA-ei1tq

6 ай бұрын

If you live in an old house, you have to care about it.@@RealtiyFox

hey i got a question. the house is old? so when you did the house, is it up to recent japanese house codes? what were the stuff that you did to make the house updated to new japanese housing codes?

Earthquake: Are you OK? Everything OK where you are?

When my dad says he needs me for a 5 minute project

How much did all of this cost?

Dude you ok?

What are you spraying at the start?

Anton, Are you OK? the Earthquake!! Is the house damaged?

So was this actually built with earthquakes in mind o:

God Jul!

Впечатляет. А что по деньгам в итоге вышло? И стоит ли оно того вообще?

Bro must've been working in ikea for at least half a decade

What are the jackets those huys are wearing at 17:10? The guys putting the stairs together

But you still have to duck going into half the rooms! Its not complete til you raise the head clearance for the doorways.

How much did it cost to do all this?

Actually, it would have been really cool if you had a glass-floor there instead of just an open space. That way you could use the space on the top flor AND have light coming down to the kitchen.

Damnnn

most are worth nothing because of white termites its something that is expensive and has to be looked at every 3-6 months. Glad you were able to save this beautiful home though. Best of luck with the future and Happy new Years

What are the laws if Idecide to DIY it mysrlf?

Du är svensk eller har jag fått fel för mig??

Why is there no English subtitles??????😢

would've been good if the japanese subs were also in english just for this video.

You should sell it and buy more properties to renovate.

@ANTONINJAPAN

6 ай бұрын

You will see what’s up very soon! Stay tuned ☀️

ANTON CAN I ASK DO YOU EVEN STAY AT THAT HOUSE OR WHAT

🤔 @ANTONINJAPAN, at the 3:36 point you are shovelling soil from the floor of the house into bags. Why? 🤔

@hellostorm7661

6 ай бұрын

I think termite heaven but underneath the floors

Anton are You okey? How bad was the earthquake is You ando your Home okey?😢

いいね

English subtitles would be appreciated!

Bro didn't renovate he rebuilt the thing ww Otsu 🎉

No ghosts right ?

この家はいくらで売るの？

Step on a crack, break your back! Snap!

I pray your house is undamaged and you are safe🙏

I can’t; the noise-track is just too much

Anton, I’ve been thinking. Your renovation videos are very incoherent. You show us the same things over and over again and just a glimpse here and there of the new kitchen. It gets very repetitive and random. I understand that editing videos can be difficult but maybe at least make sure not to show us the same thing over and over. Just a thought. 👍👍

@ANTONINJAPAN

6 ай бұрын

I recorded all this footage in Japanese for my Japanese channel, and have been remaking it for you guys for this channel. Not the easiest job unfirtunately! My next project will be made 100% for this channel, in English, wholly hearted, and I am very excited about it! Thank you for your comment 🌟

@HevahaB

6 ай бұрын

What are you even saying wtf

@kc3747

6 ай бұрын

As some who’s watching for the first time I find this quite refreshing

@user-mt7nf9tc4i

6 ай бұрын

Yes I found it a little confusing too, but thank you for the effort 👌

@D0ttorestestsubject

6 ай бұрын

@@gloriajean5360you’re*

You are too tall for the house 😂

ARE YOU SAFE?

Som part look very Swedish.....

The staircase was a legit Japanese thing. Why turn a Japanese home into blah?

Your U.S audience is going to explode, I hope you know that.

@allecio

6 ай бұрын

English speaking, even.

@ANTONINJAPAN

6 ай бұрын

Haha thank you, because of Home Renovation? 🇺🇸

The house is dead rip

Oh.... oh no... I mean renovating the bones was wonderful but then this final product.. one of those times where could and should are very different. The house was old but charming. The new look... I'm sorry I don't like it. Originally there was a great sense of coziness and sunlight that is just gone. The hose looks barren, or still very much under renovation. A lot of space is lost but for what? Seven meter ceilings that Japanese people do not need? Subdivided space was redesigned but.. to have tiny bedrooms and giant common space areas? And other bedrooms are now without walls? It's a bit of a mess and a no for me.. there was a reason as to why the areas were subdivided the way they were and why tiny bedrooms are not a great idea in a hot and humid country like Japan. I understand why it's a good idea in Sweden - easier to heat up in a very long cold winter maybe? The choice of the colours.. also could be done better. Overall feeling for me is that a warm cozy home was turned into a somewhat barren unwelcoming airbnb.. sorry. I know you worked very hard but the final vision is just a big bo from me❤

This dude looks like if pewdiepie did coke and started mewing 😂

@unafrutabienputa573

6 ай бұрын

can you not

Why do i have a sinking feeling that after everything is said and done, it costed at minimum 2 mil canadian….? 🫠🫠💀🙃 In theory this would be fantastic for those who are low income, in practice its only for the wealthy….. 😒

@ANTONINJAPAN

6 ай бұрын

Haha it did not! Will make a dedicated video about all the costs later on! Stay tuned 🙏