Living in a Japanese house since 2 Years

[@rishikachaudhary7036]

I am addicted to this channel. Its beautifulll

[@SenChannelvlog]

We are happy to read this ☺️🌸

[@thugger-vandross]

i think it’s awesome how you’re able to drastically alter the look and function of these rooms so easily do modern japanese homes also feature things like tatami floor, oshiire, fusuma, and shoji? or is that more exclusive to traditional houses? i wanna visit japan so bad.. both big cities and rural small towns, i’m just fascinated by 日本 and its culture! your new hair color looks great btw

[@SenChannelvlog]

Yes, even in modern Japanese houses you can find elements like tatami floors, shoji and so on. However, the material is usually different. Regardless of the weather, it is currently a good time to travel to Japan, as the yen is very weak.🌸

[@manfredlehr5947]

Interesting content and charming presentation.

[@SenChannelvlog]

Glad you liked it!

[@AaronMorris-AAorris]

Thank you for sharing!

[@FrederikEngelmand]

such a cool video and above all the great and beautiful traidtional aestethics, it just looks warm and homely. I also really liked the craftsmanship that went into the sliding door mechanisms throughout the house! your new hair suits you really well ^^ and i also hope that the cockroach came alone 😅

[@thugger-vandross]

agreed bro it’s ingenious

[@riseandshinejp]

Beautiful house, beautiful wife, beautiful life! You are blessed my friend. I prefer living in the countryside; I work online, so it doesn't matter. It's so unusual to see a an old home in such good condition. Your tatami are also real, not the new plastic ones! Looking forward to new videos.

[@SenChannelvlog]

Your way of working seems to be similar to ours... We try to preserve the house as best we can.

[@elishachmarak7284]

Love japanese house❤😊

[@SenChannelvlog]

@@elishachmarak7284 🌸🙏

[@HankandYu]

We love your house guys. And you two seem so nice :)

[@SenChannelvlog]

Thank you so much. We are looking forward to watch some of your videos too ☺️

[@commentarytalk1446]

I found your video to be informative and gently presented thus not overwhelming in hyper-stimulation that a lot of videos aim for. That said the reed-pipe music did get a little bit much by the end albeit a taste of that music is quite nice. The house is exquisite and seems from the inside to be one of the more beautifully kept in good condition old traditional houses of Japan and hence very livable in the atmosphere it generates. I have 2 questions inspired from watching your 5 aspects of a traditional Japanese house: Question 1: Are some Japanese Futons bigger/heavier than others that don't need the mattress addition? Is there a naming distinction between varieties? Question 2: Does your house have a veranda or "Engawa" around your house? Thank you for the efforts made in creating this video in showcasing the beautiful house and I wish you much happiness living there especially as it comes down from the grandparents and is as such a link to relatives and kin.

[@din3832]

beautiful home! can you answer me a question! how is the thermal confort for a traditional home in japan? i heard its very cold! i also live in japan and have been hunting for used deals on traditional homes but been a bit afraid of living in one because i live in a brand new mordern apartment with double glazin windows very energy efficient and air conditioning always on.

[@SenChannelvlog]

To live really cozy in the winter time, it requires some ideas. We’re also currently trying to improve it by adding small changes. ☺️ For example closing some small gaps and putting blinds and so on.. Even though it’s a lot of work, it’s on going project and also fun.☺️✨

[@din3832]

​thank you for your input! have you checked matt guy channel? he did diy insulation on the floor and ceiling on his nagano home. both of your channels have really good information.​@@SenChannelvlog

[@purberri]

I’m Japanese but can’t sleep on the floor. I’m always worried about the centipedes

[@SenChannelvlog]

I haven’t thought of that but if it happens, it’s scary 😨😨

[@ozchalupkova4688]

can you imagine to move to Japan with a german girlfriend and not to know japanes language? it is even possible to start a new life in japan without knowing the language?

[@electrictroy2010]

Japanese know english. It is used when they receive tourists from Korea, China, etc. English has become a worldwide language (spoken or understood by 4 billion people) .

[@SenChannelvlog]

Yes of course. We know a lot of foreigners who started to learn Japanese after they moved to Japan. There are many good languages schools in Tokyo.

[@thugger-vandross]

@@SenChannelvlog and don’t forget about duolingo! 😅