Inside a $13 Million Ultra Luxury Condo in Tokyo | Japanese Apartment Tour

In this luxury home tour, Alex takes you inside a $13m Tokyo condo in the Kitasando neighborhood designed by world-famous architect Kengo Kuma.

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Videographer/Editor - Julian Domanski @KantanJapan

🏠Location: 3-12-1 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0051
💲Price upon request.
🛏️Beds 3 | 🛀 Baths 3.5
📐Condo Area: 3,230t2 (300㎡)

[likethepear]

It was very nice of Chris and Sharla to let you show us their new home. It’s really beautiful.

[danielfisher]

"And another beautiful painted painting by Shingo Francis..."
Shows a blank piece of paper.

[mollyapteros]

"Another beautifully painted painting" *gestures to white square*

[flanflanjp_]

Those Shingo Francis "paintings" are hilarious.

[klopferator]

I like it very much, probably one of my favourite properties so far (although the "art" is probably a joke from the artist that rich people didn't understand), but it's funny that a 300m² apartment has such a tiny kitchen. Put a microwave, a coffee maker, a toaster and a rice cooker there and you don't even have enough space to chop a carrot.

[patriciaorellana]

It has a strong ‘unhomey’ feel
Like the complete opposite of a ‘homey/lived in’ feel

[leochen]

This has the feel of a museum piece instead of an inviting home; beautiful but stark.

[imdev]

Even if I had the money, I would not pay for the "paintings".

[LordTyrion]

My only problem is that the kitchen has not enough preparation areas and this is a major issue. It's like a 1-1.5 meters in the kitchen. Considering that there are two fridges and two ovens, I have almost no room to prepare all my foods, this is the least least thought out part of the design. I'd rather have a single fridge, a wine cooler, an oven and a longer counter than this set up. Either that or an island counter should have been installed instead of the kitchen lattices.

[ramzex]

Looks like an office building lobby.
If it wasn't for the expensive land, this would more than 10 times cheaper.

[KevsEpisode]

I thought French "painting" is the definition of scam but fool me Japanese "painting" is also joining the theme. 😂😂

[Start.a.curvolution]

It is always such fun to see German dishwashers and cooking plates as a staple for a high-quality kitchen😅 for me is a German it’s kind of common😅

[secondsein]

This is the first time I see walk in closet connected directly to bathroom. Wouldn't it create problem if say, condensation from the bathroom to enter the closet and ruin the clothing?

[tccandler]

I come for the properties... but I stay for the socks!

[evilcab]

I think this is the first property I see in your channel with multiple bathroom. Kinda mind boggling how it needs to be at this price point to have en suite.

[chelseacarpenter]

Sometimes when i see fancy art i just think to myself... Well i could be a high end artist!😅

[mburtondavis]

Gorgeous! What a beautiful property. If I lived there I’d probably spend all my time in that master bathroom/ walk-in closet.

[Flaky]

Quite a beautiful place, my favourite part is probably the lightwell, it'd be easy for the "basement" to feel dark and gloomy, but this has probably more natural light than 99% of other apartments in tokyo.

[BuggyGaming]

Awesome video! I had the pleasure of working with Kengo Kuma and his team when i was an intern on a project we were collaborating on. He defs inspired my love of wood and Japanese architecture

[gordchapman]

Those rock walls are absolutely gorgeous!