
We’re Joey & Take - two friends who dreamed of owning a cheap home in Japan. So we bought one...and then five more!
Dreaming of owning property in Japan? We cover everything you need to know and more. Highlights include:
Pros and cons of purchasing in Japan
The complexities of Japan’s real estate market
Challenges for foreign buyers
Interviews with locals, expats, and experts
All the mistake... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 119 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

This week,Joey and Take visit Anton Wormann, who you may know as Anton in Japan. Anton is a renowned real estate mogul, interior designer, and author in Tokyo. Anton shares his transformative journey from being a world-traveling model to becoming a ... more
This week Joey and Take are joined at Tama Base Camp by AMD Agent Hide. Hide shares his thoughts on the state of buying an akiya, as well as his opinions on what is coming next in the space. The team talks about potential rules around foreigners buyi... more
Take is flying solo this week, chatting with a new guest, Devin Silvernail, an AkiyaMart Direct client currently going through the process and our podcast editor. Devin, originally from Seattle but living in France, shares his journey starting from ... more
This week, Take and Joey sit down with AkiyaMart Direct Agent Aya Yamaguchi. Aya joins the team at Tama Base Camp to share her insights on the complexities of purchasing properties in Japan atouches on her personal experiences working with over 600 f... more
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Great information I’ve been traveling to Japan for over 25 years and have been looking at Akiya houses for a few years now that I’ve found the podcast I’ve been binge listening and am so close to buying. They really cover everything from A to Z that is needed when buying a house in Japan. All of the little things that a foreigner would not understand or even consider especially when it comes to utilities and owning a car.
If you want to explore the world of buying Japanese property, this is the podcast for you.
Great guests, great insights and always engaging.
5 stars.
Very helpful for someone like me trying to buy an akiya for the first time! The only reason I’m not giving full stars is because each episode comes through as a video even if there are no visuals. This is totally messing up my ability to listen while driving and using GPS on my phone. Hopefully our tech savvy hosts can fix this soon!
First time I’ve done that and I listen to podcasts 24/7. Well like 14/7 technically. Thanks J&T. Tell us more about yourselves! You both seem like very interesting ppl.
This podcast is a must-listen for anyone considering buying property in Japan and makes it feel possible for even us casual listeners. My partner and I are grateful we can follow Joey and Take’s journey as a blueprint (read: learn from their mistakes lol). They strike a good balance between being fun and informative/honest. I am not a fan of the typical “two dudes talking” podcast genre, and this is not that. Joey and Take actually provide valuable takeaways each episode, catering to listeners’ ... more
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Conversations focus on the intricacies of purchasing property in Japan from the perspective of foreign buyers. The journey of the hosts, who have collectively acquired multiple homes, is a central theme, providing relatable insights into the challenges faced when navigating Japan's unique real estate landscape. Discussions often involve expert interviews, personal anecdotes about property renovations, the cultural aspects of Japanese home ownership, and guidance aimed at prospective buyers. Notably, the hosts are transparent about their learning experiences, sharing mistakes to help listeners avoid common pitfalls in their real estate pursuits. Overall, the engaging format combines fun storytelling with practical insights, catering to anyon... more
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