[Digest] 200 Years old Japanese Traditional House Renovation [2020→2021] [ENGsub]

One year has passed since we started living in renovated Kominka (a traditional Japanese style house). We will show you our KAZIYA’s first year digest this time.

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KAZIYA's Kominka Renovation life

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[yaddahaysmarmalite]

old style wood stoves like that don't burn efficiently which causes the creosote buildup in the chimney like what you experienced. An insulated chimney helps reduce creosote buildup. its also recommended to use a new style wood stove that has secondary burners in it to more completely burn the combustibles in the wood.

[kinip]

We enjoyed to watch you both working so hard to rebuild this Kominka. You are an enviromentalist! We need more people like you guys.

[JUSTENization]

I have always dreamed of rebuilding an old house in county side Japan for my retirement. Enjoy very much watching you and family in this video. Congratulations. It’s so much work and you and friends and family have done such a great job. Enjoy life! ❤️🇯🇵

[judechopper]

Master builder 😂, I was going to say he never heard of Makita but he does know power tools ! Joint's with no nails or bolts! Love the work!😊

[stoneangel]

Love from USA! When you put so much of yourself into a project, it becomes special😊

[Igeltod]

thank you so much for providing English subtitles. it was pleasant to watch!

[lili]

We had a woman who was Native American of the Lenape tribe. She was a “dowser” and walked over our land with a bent willow branch. It was fascinating; I was only six and it was at our summer bungalow in Maryland. She found water but the well had to be dug 275 feet deep. Even though some say that it was a German invention, the fact that our Native American friend practiced water witching and I see your wife doing this as well leads me to believe in the land bridge that once existed between the Asian continent and North and South America. There are just too many coincidences and similarities between Asian populations and Native Americans. So cool! Your home is a true labor of love!

[yeyannaung.]

My Dream Home. . . . Japanese Style. . . . Thank Master. . . .

[frandumont]

Is beautiful to see the amount of work put into making something of so much history shine again.

[scribblescratch]

What a awesome experience this would of been
Really enjoyed it

[hdvictoryford]

In the USA we have men and women with similar skills. We have in our area alone craftsmen who have been doing similar work that has been passed down from father to son. Many, there are dozens in our area alone. They hold contests everywhere, so the skill level continues to grow and thrive. Here in the USA there are people like this everywhere. In our town alone there are more than a 1000 and that number is growing right here in the USA.

[ad.]

Really nice family 👪! I love the effort and love put into thr project and the reward is there 😊

[sttrolage]

I want to do the same thing! Renovate an old Japanese house! Super nice project!! Greetings from Barcelona!!

[ameroz]

first time watching your channel, was impressed with all the work all of you done, especially like when people redo older buildings well at least over 100 yrs old. Will be watching for more.

[gibbspaj]

You bought a truly beautiful house 🥰; a diamond in the rough! I love what you have done with the kura. I am looking forward to seeing your future videos. Gambare!

[rowanwhite]

Wow, an amazing house filled with treasures from the past!

[catherinehargrave]

Really enjoyed this video. Watching from England. Challenging work but the old house has “good bones” and will transform into a lovely home for you both. Will continue to watch your progress x

[Roz]

Thank you for sharing this process. It is so cool to see the inner workings of this historical architecture!

[pang-ngiavang]

I can't wait to see more of your videos to come! Good luck and be safe and healthy.

[McSlobo]

I love it when someone expects the house to be rotten before buying it. :D