Report #15: Fukaya
The farm life, a stone's throw from Tokyo with so many trees, they're selling 'em!
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Restarting our YouTube channel!
Akiya & Inaka hasn’t released a video in a hot minute. This changes, now! Our growing team brings new video capabilities, and we’re coming back to the small screen. Stay tuned!
New blogs on finding and loving the Akiya & Inaka lifestyle, and how to obtain a residence visa
We’ve also gotten back into blogging, and want to share with our community our insights on getting yourself into the Japanese countryside.
This month we published 3 new blogs that contain some of our thoughts.
5 Things to look for when buying an Akiya in Japan
A frequent question is simple, how do you pick your choice akiyas? This blog dives into our methodology from finding the gems in a sea of mediocre properties.The Inaka Lifestyle: 6 Joys of Living in the Japanese Countryside
What’s so great about living in rural Japan? If you’re reading this newsletter, you’re probably interested in theObtaining a Business Investor Visa in Japan
Another question we often receive is, “How can I move to Japan?” It’s easier said than done, but we outline the process and necessary steps so you have an idea of what is involved in the application.
Feel Fukaya
On the heels of our last convenient inaka adventure, we found another tastefully retro property in a quiet farming community in Fukaya, a city in rural Saitama famous for its delicious negi sprig onions. Peel back this one, because it’s quite expansive.
Fukaya is not on the radar of most akiya hunters. The north part of the city is urban and industrial, which isn’t usually the forte of those seeking inaka living. However, the south part of the city turns into a green paradise of cool akiya, good eats, and for some reason a ridiculous number of flower and tree nurseries. Having traveled all over the city, it’s definitely an awesome akiya treasure trove that most in the market have yet to discover. 🔍
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