Japanese Garden

TIme to Restore The Japanese Garden | How to Remove a Tree Stump



Our Japanese traditional house in rural Japan came along with a beautiful Japanese Garden. The garden has been neglected for many years. It is time to restore it to its former glory.

#akiya #japancountryside #ruraljapan #countrysideliving #japanesegarden

Join this channel to get access to perks:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKyYYQp1L5t4GTOTfs780SA/join

Welcome to our channel, where we share our journey of restoring a traditional Japanese minka, which we bought as a cheap abandoned house in the picturesque countryside of Japan. Join us as we breathe new life into this former akiya, exploring the beauty of traditional architecture and the challenges of renovating a house in Japan.

As foreigners living in Japan, we’ve embraced the opportunity to restore this minka, a symbol of Japan’s rich cultural heritage. Learn about the craftsmanship involved in minka construction, from bamboo and earth to straw, and discover how these materials create a harmonious living space.

Our journey began with purchasing this akiya for 5 million yen (approximately $35,000 USD), including not just the minka but also a guest house, storage building, and a generous plot of land with trees. We’ll share tips and insights into the challenges and rewards of renovating a traditional Japanese house in the countryside, showcasing the unique blend of history and modern living.
Whether you’re a fellow renovator, a lover of Japanese culture, or simply curious about life in rural Japan, our channel has something for you. Subscribe to follow our progress, get renovation tips, and immerse yourself in the charm of traditional Japanese architecture. Let’s embark on this journey together and rediscover the beauty of a bygone era, right in the heart of Japan’s countryside.

Other videos of our Akiya traditional Japanese house renovation:
https://youtube.com/@cocolenchojapan

You can support our channel by buying me a coffee at:
https://buymeacoffee.com/cocolenchjapan

Thanks in advance!

Contact:
cocolenchojapan@gmail.com

Social Media:
Instagram: @cocolenchojapan
https://www.instagram.com/cocolenchojapan/?fbclid=IwAR1vdzJZbQd5I1V7kv2ho0Imz2sb6BL_vc5mZq5wd4DJQPVL4SSVBWvDw3A

Facebook:
Coco Lencho Japan
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088736035119

****Recommend using “Chrome” as a browser for Japanese to English translation.****

Akiya Bank for my area near Iwakuni City and Hiroshima City: Miwa Town in Yamaguchi
https://iwakuni-iju.jp/akiyajoho

Miwa Town Information:
https://iwakuni-iju.jp/miwa.html

Dave Olson’s website:
Dave provides many links and information Akiya and Komika purchase.

“Akiya” abandoned, cheap/free* houses in Japan / annotations, resources, riffs, musings, stories

At Akiya Sumai you can search for vacant houses around Japan.
https://akiya.sumai.biz

At Ie Ichiba there is a Bulletin board to search vacant houses / Akiya Houses and old buildings in Japan
https://www.ieichiba.com

Other Useful Links:
https://www.akiya-mart.com

Can A Foreigner Buy Property In Japan?


https://www.athome.co.jp/
https://www.kurasapo.net/
https://www.koryoya.com/
https://www.homes.co.jp/akiyabank/
http://www.inakanet.jp/index.html
https://www.akiya-athome.jp

10 Comments

  1. All I can see is a lot of fun work outside!
    That plum tree is going to look really good there👍

  2. Really happy the Algorithm dropped me on your channel. Real nice n' chill to listen to and watch. The Tanuki statues on the stone are cute!

Write A Comment

Pin