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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2025 · 32 MIN

AkiyaMart Direct Buyer's Club: Rob & Naomi reconnect with their Okayama roots

from Buying a House in Japan · host Mokomoko Productions

Joey and Take welcome guests Rob and Naomi, who share their journey of buying a house in Okayama, Japan. As third-generation Japanese Americans, they discuss their quest to reconnect with estranged family members and their reasons for choosing Okayama. The couple recounts their experience with the property search, the smooth buying process, and working with agents Ron and Hida. They also talk about neighborhood impressions, future plans, and challenges like finding relatives and learning to navigate local logistics.00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:43 Rob and Naomi's Family Background03:48 Journey to Reconnect with Family06:58 The Decision to Buy a House in Japan10:54 Property Search and Purchase Process16:28 Contract Negotiations and Owner's Conditions17:36 Neighborhood Impressions and First Encounters19:10 Exploring the New Home19:58 Cost and Budget Considerations20:37 Adjusting to Life in Japan21:40 Navigating Car Ownership in Japan25:24 Future Plans and Family Involvement28:03 Advice for Aspiring Akiya Buyers

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