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カテゴリー :Howto & Style
投稿日 :2012-01-14
更新日 :2012-01-15
投稿者 :TheJapanChannelDcom
評価 :4.980392
表示回数 :2527
タグ :japan, japanese, thejapanchannel, yt:stretch=16:9, buy, buying, house, renovation
コメント：
Bigben2u 2012-01-15
Thanks, for posting! It is ciming along nicely! Quick question: how much did the repairs set you back?
tremault 2012-01-15
awesome. Totally loved it.
I think its so cool the way these houses are built. here in wales, our houses are generally brick. older houses may be stone, but our house is around 100 years old and it's brick. problem with this is that if there are any problems, we can't really do anything without major expense. It just seemed so relatively easy to work on that house what with everything being such pliable materials.
RugejaBabe 2012-01-15
I love renovations :)
jorgerko15 2012-01-15
It looks awesome now :o, good job
m3andchip5 2012-01-15
Its so roomy...
Its absolutely brilliant to watch the transformation process of the room! Its well done, and done so professionally...
Can't wait to look at more videos on this home!
lcalcorzi 2012-01-15
It looks fantastic.
DjSeptimus 2012-01-15
Guys! Just made a facebook page for the channel. They blocked him and he cannot log in. Like this page to stay tuned on all of his videos! wwwDOTfacebookDOTcom/pages/The-Japan-Channel-Dot-com/206871839406979
JetMechInJapan 2012-01-15
@thejapanchannel got a question for you, what is the number of tsubos at the farm house? 1225 tsubos = 1 acre. I only have 100 tsubos to work with. Most new Japanese houses have 40 tsubos that's pretty much no yard.
Brageca 2012-01-15
Sweet video. Don't you miss the goold old bed?
ZaifoTube 2012-01-15
Very nice indeed, congratulations mate :D
kzzinsky 2012-01-15
Good job! Looking nice, though personally I reckon those windows look cold :-D
PleePotX 2012-01-15
the pringles can was still useable? 0:33
AutonomyJuan 2012-01-15
Need more before and after shots. Good Work.
SEThatered 2012-01-15
@fritzonvespa
OSB plywood firmly epoxy-glued to the support structure would be more sound in a wooden/bamboo house. (also such method remove overall squeaking of the house)
Cable would put too much stress on the connection points, which can make quite the opposite - destructive effect.
guitarczar15 2012-01-15
lol mud walls?
jerremm 2012-01-15
Even with that extra insulation, that's nowhere near the level of insulation European houses have. Are all Japanese houses like that? How cold does it get there? Central European heating installations are normally dimensioned for -10°C.
TheLifePerfect 2012-01-15
I had my doubts about this farmhouse, but it seems to be an interesting project. You're doing a great job so far.
VsachikoV 2012-01-15
nice :) it looks bigger too :D
shylildude 2012-01-15
please do more construction videos in japan
arzigogolato1 2012-01-15
I love it! Just a questions: did you change the windows too? They don't look very insulating...
lunhil12 2012-01-15
Congratulations on your new home. I'm a carpenter and found the construction interesting.
TheLivingDeadOne 2012-01-15
Looks beautiful! I guess you bought this house. Best wishes!
jpfuntimes 2012-01-15
Fascinating! I've lived here in Japan for 12 years, and your videos never cease to amaze me with new things I've never thought about. Your Home Adventure series is wonderful!
haylz27 2012-01-15
Can't wait for the next rooms! :D Hope you're going to show us.
Jim45NH 2012-01-15
I love this project and the playlist that you are building. The befoe-and-after shots are wonderful. I do have a few questions if I may:
How do you get rid of that mountain of useless items?
Are the mats one-sided or can they be flipped over?
I remember the mats are all uniform sized so will you save any to use elsewhere in the house?
Can you cover those saw-horses more in-depth? I would love to build a set.
You cover some amazing things. Thank you and good luck on e-bay!.