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  • of all the things we've seen in this gigantic apartment so far.

    到目前為止,我們在這個巨大的公寓裡看到的所有東西。

  • This is the thing that impressed me the most, the concept of a garden on the rooftop of a building in the center of the city, Japan often gets a lot of attention for its tiny apartments and small spaces.

    這是給我印象最深的地方,在城市中心的建築屋頂上建造花園的概念,日本常常因為其狹小的公寓和小空間而受到很多關注。

  • I mean for my first three years living here in my apartment, I to use an ironing board was valuable kitchen space as a kitchen counter.

    我的意思是,在我住在這裡的頭三年裡,我把熨衣板作為廚房的寶貴空間。

  • Uh it was pretty, pretty sad in hindsight, but what is life like on the other side of the fence?

    呃......事後看來,這是很,很悲哀的,但柵欄的另一邊的生活是怎樣的?

  • A good friend of mine living here in Tokyo who runs a luxury real estate business recently got in touch to say that he could get us inside one of the biggest apartments in all of Tokyo, an apartment that costs a staggering $20,000 per month.

    我的一個住在東京的好朋友經營著一家豪華房地產公司,他最近聯繫我說,他可以讓我們進入整個東京最大的公寓之一,這個公寓的月租價格高達驚人的2萬美元。

  • Now to put that in perspective a studio apartment in Tokyo on average costs about 100,000 yet about $1000 and you get about 35 square meters for that.

    現在,從這個角度來看,東京的單間公寓平均價格約為10萬,但約為1000美元,你可以得到約35平方米的空間。

  • So what do you get when you pay 20 times that amount?

    那麼,當你支付20倍的金額時,你能得到什麼?

  • Honestly, I don't know, I've never been inside anywhere like this before.

    說實話,我不知道,我以前從來沒有進過這樣的地方。

  • So let's go and find out.

    所以我們去看看吧。

  • This is going to be depressing.

    這將是令人沮喪的。

  • Hey Alex Shapiro home real estate.

    嘿,亞歷克斯-夏皮羅家的房地產。

  • Yes, what have you got for me today Alex mentioned $20 apartment.

    是的,你今天為我準備了什麼,亞歷克斯提到20美元的公寓。

  • Yes, I have an amazing place for you right in between two of Tokyo's most desirable neighborhoods with probably the best rooftop garden in all of Tokyo, maybe all Japan actually, I don't think I've been anywhere with a rooftop garden before.

    是的,我為你準備了一個驚人的地方,就在東京最令人嚮往的兩個社區之間,可能是整個東京最好的屋頂花園,實際上可能是整個日本,我想我以前沒有去過有屋頂花園的地方。

  • So I could barely believe that scotty, can't even believe that Also the camera person should probably introduce who they are because there is somebody who's good.

    所以我幾乎不能相信,斯科蒂,甚至不能相信,另外,攝像師也許應該介紹他們是誰,因為有一個人很好。

  • So charlotte.

    所以夏洛特。

  • Hi, She is joining us today, Charlotte is gonna look at a separate property.

    嗨,她今天加入我們,夏洛特要看的是一個獨立的財產。

  • I'm gonna make a video about that and I'll link that in the description box.

    我要做一個關於這個問題的視頻,我會在描述框中鏈接。

  • You can check out as well.

    你也可以去看看。

  • So two properties, the one I'm looking at is $20,000 and the one you're looking at is $13,000.

    是以,兩處房產,我看的是20,000美元,你看的是13,000美元。

  • So both pretty exclusive, exciting properties.

    是以,這兩個都是相當獨特的、令人興奮的財產。

  • So check out the video.

    是以,請看視頻。

  • Let's go if you were to pick two of the trendiest neighborhoods in Central Tokyo odds are that shopping districts of Harajuku and Amati Sander will be at the top of the list and our property today is just a two minute walk from Harajuku infamous Turkish Destry nestled on the fourth floor of what is essentially a postmodern castle to the elevator, intimidating looking door here.

    讓我們來看看,如果你要在東京市中心挑選兩個最時尚的街區,那麼原宿和阿瑪蒂-桑德的購物區就有可能排在榜首,而我們今天的房產距離原宿臭名昭著的土耳其德斯特里只有兩分鐘的步行路程,它坐落在四樓,基本上是一個後現代城堡的電梯,在這裡看起來很嚇人。

  • But if you look around here, you can actually see the garden, it falls that by standards of the garden in Tokyo, that is pretty damn impressive.

    但是,如果你在這裡看一看,你實際上可以看到花園,它落在東京的花園的標準,那是相當該死的印象。

  • I just want to stop you right there.

    我只想在這裡阻止你。

  • That's not actually the garden by the way, that's not the yard, that's just the inner garden, I will show you the way the actual garden in a second.

    順便說一下,那不是真正的花園,那不是院子,那只是內部的花園,我一會兒會給你看真正的花園的樣子。

  • But if you look right over there, you can see that little faucet over there, right that is where you wash your dog's feet after you've taken for a walk.

    但如果你看那邊,你可以看到那邊的小水龍頭,對,那是你在散步後給狗洗腳的地方。

  • So it's the dog washing feet.

    原來是狗在洗腳。

  • Got Exactly.

    得到了確切的答案。

  • It's the technical term for it.

    這是它的技術術語。

  • Good God.

    好神。

  • Alright, let's let's go down to go through this.

    好吧,讓我們下去看看這個。

  • All right, your nuclear bunker door.

    好了,你的核掩體門。

  • How sick that is, solid wood.

    那是多麼變態啊,實木。

  • And then you go through here, you have a solid wood.

    然後你穿過這裡,你有一個實木。

  • What you think is a wall.

    你所認為的是一堵牆。

  • But this is actually all shoe storage or if you take a look right over here, there's a lot of few story chess.

    但這實際上都是鞋子的儲藏室,或者如果你看一下這裡,有很多幾個故事的棋子。

  • But if you come over here, let's check out the living spaces first.

    但如果你過來,讓我們先看看生活空間。

  • So if we come over here, you'll see the first part of the living forest.

    是以,如果我們來到這裡,你會看到活森林的第一部分。

  • This is the first bedroom.

    這是第一間臥室。

  • How many bedrooms?

    有多少間臥室?

  • All That's four bedrooms.

    所有 那是四間臥室。

  • Actually bedroom.

    實際上是臥室。

  • So this is the least big.

    所以這是最不重要的。

  • Let's call it the smallest of all the bedrooms.

    讓我們把它稱為所有臥室中最小的一間。

  • Of course you have plenty of storage space over here.

    當然,你在這裡有足夠的存儲空間。

  • If you go around all this is closets on the wall again.

    如果你繞過去,這一切又是牆上的壁櫥。

  • So this is a bit bigger than most bedrooms in most apartments in Japan.

    是以,這比日本大多數公寓的大多數臥室要大一些。

  • And this is just the first bedroom.

    而這僅僅是第一間臥室。

  • I'm also the smallest, You'll see a lot more sun here because it's a corner room, windows on all sides.

    我也是最小的,你在這裡會看到更多的陽光,因為它是一個角落的房間,四面都有窗戶。

  • And by the way, all these windows very rare for Japan.

    順便說一句,所有這些窗口對日本來說都非常罕見。

  • If you take a look, this is dual pane glass.

    如果你看一下,這是雙層玻璃。

  • So nice in the winter.

    冬天的時候真好。

  • Also nice in the summer and also better any noise.

    在夏天也很好,也更好的任何噪音。

  • We're right in the middle of the world's biggest city.

    我們就在世界最大城市的中間。

  • You could barely hear a pin drop.

    你幾乎聽不到一根針掉下來。

  • The only thing you hear in here is the running.

    在這裡,你唯一聽到的是跑步聲。

  • That's pretty much yeah, look at that.

    那是相當多的是,看看這個。

  • Yeah, for me, that's already my favorite thing about this apartment.

    是的,對我來說,這已經是這個公寓我最喜歡的東西了。

  • The view is really quite impressive.

    景色真的相當令人印象深刻。

  • You can go through the master bathroom to get to the master bedroom.

    你可以通過主浴室到達主臥室。

  • If you take a look over here, you have the first of two Jacuzzi baths.

    如果你看一下這裡,你有兩個按摩浴缸中的第一個。

  • Also, if you look over there, that's a tv.

    另外,如果你看那邊,那是一臺電視。

  • So you can watch, watch the abroad Japan channel, watch Ron Japan weeknights at seven on Youtube.

    是以,你可以看,看國外的日本頻道,在Youtube上看Ron Japan週末七點。

  • And if you look over here, this is amazing.

    如果你看這裡,這是很驚人的。

  • This is where you can hang your clothes because people in Japan don't really use driers and this kind of stores up if you don't want that is also we talked about ironing boards, you can use that as an ironing board holder over there.

    這是你可以掛衣服的地方,因為日本人並不真正使用烘乾機,如果你不想要的話,這種儲存起來也是我們談到的熨衣板,你可以把這個作為熨衣板支架放在那邊。

  • Oh wow, this is the kitchen, that is the kitchen.

    哦,哇,這就是廚房,那就是廚房。

  • Yes, that's your kitchen.

    是的,這是你的廚房。

  • Exactly.

    正是如此。

  • I mean this is well, is this again, this is like the hanging clothes room.

    我的意思是這是嗯,這又是,這就像掛衣服的房間。

  • Exactly.

    正是如此。

  • This is basically already bigger than my kitchen.

    這基本上已經比我的廚房大了。

  • Yes, that's sad.

    是的,這很可悲。

  • I think that says more about me than the house, but that's cool.

    我想這說明我比房子更重要,但這很好。

  • All right now let's go check out the master bedroom and oh my God, it is massive.

    好了,現在讓我們去看看主臥室,哦,我的上帝,它是巨大的。

  • Take a look around.

    看看周圍。

  • This is essentially the size of my apartment.

    這基本上是我公寓的大小。

  • One room.

    一個房間。

  • Yes, one rooms.

    是的,一個房間。

  • It's a very open place and when you mentioned it's bigger than your apartment, it might be because this place is actually over 40 square meters just for this room.

    這是一個非常開放的地方,當你提到它比你的公寓大的時候,可能是因為這個地方實際上僅僅是這個房間就超過了40平方米。

  • So most Japanese apartments in Tokyo released are a bit smaller than that.

    是以,在東京發佈的大多數日本公寓都比這小一點。

  • So why would you put the bed in bed?

    那麼你為什麼要把床放在床上呢?

  • Do you think you could live if I have a California king size bed right in the middle?

    如果我在中間放一張加州大床,你覺得你能住嗎?

  • I go off punctuated in the middle, nothing touching the walls because they're on our goals.

    我在中間走標點,沒有任何東西接觸到牆壁,因為它們在我們的目標上。

  • And also you don't need to have any kind of wardrobes or anything because if you come over here, you'll see the entire wall here is your closet and you got to remember in Japan, they don't usually keep shoes in the closet door.

    還有,你不需要有任何種類的衣櫃或任何東西,因為如果你來到這裡,你會看到這裡的整面牆都是你的衣櫃,你要記住在日本,他們通常不會把鞋子放在衣櫃門上。

  • This is just for clothing and you know, suitcases and you put your socks in here.

    這只是用來放衣服和你知道的行李箱,你把你的襪子放在這裡。

  • Beautiful.

    很漂亮。

  • All right, great for putting your socks in.

    好了,很適合把襪子放進去。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • So I want to take you to the first part of the living room area which would be the kitchen.

    所以我想帶你到客廳區的第一部分,這將是廚房。

  • Come on over here like amazing.

    過來吧,就像令人驚訝的一樣。

  • Here it is.

    在這裡,它是。

  • It's amazing.

    這很驚人。

  • There we go.

    我們走吧。

  • He's very, he's very good at this.

    他非常,他非常擅長這個。

  • That's right.

    這就對了。

  • I tried, this could go in the living room and dining room.

    我試過了,這可以放在客廳和飯廳裡。

  • Yeah, this is it.

    是的,這就是它。

  • I mean, what is this?

    我的意思是,這是什麼?

  • Not awesome.

    不算厲害。

  • About 40 m square.

    約40米見方。

  • That was just over 40 m square.

    那是剛剛超過40米的正方形。

  • This is 83 square meters large.

    這是一個83平方米大的地方。

  • So again, you said, that's about the size of your apartment.

    所以,你又說,這和你的公寓大小差不多。

  • You could fit two of your apartments in here.

    你可以在這裡裝下你的兩套公寓。

  • But you couldn't hear well you could the airplane, you baseball airplane but airplane nonetheless, I mean if you want to do it by vehicles, you could actually fit four cars into here.

    但你聽不到,你可以聽到飛機,你的棒球飛機,但還是飛機,我的意思是,如果你想通過車輛來做,你實際上可以把四輛車放在這裡。

  • So that's one thing.

    所以這是一件事。

  • That's a new unit of measurement.

    這是一個新的測量組織、部門。

  • How many cars can you fit in the room, your living room in your living room?

    你能在房間裡放多少輛車,你的客廳裡能放多少輛車?

  • You know, I mean really the biggest thing you have to wonder is how big of a tv do you get?

    你知道,我的意思是,你要想的最大的事情是,你能得到多大的電視?

  • How many sofas do you want?

    你想要多少張沙發?

  • It's that kind of stuff.

    就是這種東西。

  • How big of a dining room table do you want?

    你想要多大的餐桌?

  • But this is the perfect place to have any kind of reception or any kind of large parties.

    但這裡是舉行任何形式的接待或任何形式的大型聚會的完美場所。

  • Also, if you don't want the kitchen, if you just like that.

    另外,如果你不想要廚房,如果你只是喜歡這個。

  • He goes, yeah, but I would have my way.

    他說,是的,但我會有我的方式。

  • You just, you just hit in the kitchen.

    你只是,你只是在廚房裡打。

  • I don't like that look like.

    我不喜歡這種表情。

  • It's not spectacular.

    這並不壯觀。

  • That is ridiculous.

    這是很荒謬的。

  • Hid in the kitchen with the door.

    躲在廚房裡的門上。

  • So it's mm hmm.

    所以它是mm hmm。

  • Not many apartments can do this With the marble counter tops by the way.

    順便說一下,沒有多少公寓可以用大理石臺面做到這一點。

  • What would you say?

    你會怎麼說?

  • It's probably just over two million.

    可能只有200多萬。

  • Yeah, let's see.

    是的,讓我們看看。

  • I went to T.

    我去了T。

  • V.

    V.

  • Over here.

    在這裡。

  • We have a big, maybe a 100 inch or something like that.

    我們有一個大的,也許是一個100英寸或類似的東西。

  • Why not?

    為什麼不呢?

  • Right there.

    就在那裡。

  • Why not write big L shaped couch or something like that.

    為什麼不寫大L型沙發或類似的東西。

  • That's what I would do here.

    這就是我在這裡要做的。

  • What would you do?

    你會怎麼做?

  • Just rolled around on the floor and laugh about how brilliant I was if I lived somewhere like this, just roll and roll and roll.

    只是在地板上打滾,笑著說如果我住在這樣的地方,我是多麼出色,只是打滾,打滾,打滾。

  • Who actually live somewhere like this?

    誰真的住在這樣的地方?

  • Because I don't know anyone who would live in this apartment.

    因為我不知道有誰會住在這個公寓裡。

  • So who actually is aimed at this is mostly for diplomats and also like high level diplomats, usually the minister counselor type of level and also the heads of different companies over here and just very, very rich folk.

    是以,這實際上是針對外交官和高級外交官的,通常是部長顧問類型的級別,還有這裡不同公司的負責人和非常、非常富有的人。

  • So it's paid for by typically companies or embassies that people would pay for it Speaking expenses.

    所以它的費用通常由公司或大使館支付,人們會為它支付講費用。

  • Uh this guy is the intercom.

    呃,這傢伙是對講機。

  • This is so when people want to buzz in, when you want to buzz in people, they show their faces over here.

    這樣,當人們想要嗡嗡叫的時候,當你想要嗡嗡叫的時候,人們就會在這裡展示他們的臉。

  • But you know that's pretty normal for japanese houses and apartments.

    但你知道這對日本的房屋和公寓來說是很正常的。

  • But very very strange thing that this has right here is this button right here, it's in japanese, but it translates to uh button used to allow the elevator to come up here.

    但非常非常奇怪的是,這裡有一個按鈕,它是用日語寫的,但它被翻譯成呃按鈕,用來讓電梯上到這裡。

  • This elevator does not come up to the fourth floor.

    這部電梯並沒有上到四樓。

  • Usually this is on the fourth floor.

    通常情況下,這是在四樓。

  • So what you have to do is either use a key to get in or if you just want somebody to come up without you having to go downstairs, you press that and the elevator will start working to the fourth floor as well.

    所以你要做的是,要麼用鑰匙進去,要麼如果你只是想讓別人上來,而不需要你下樓,你就按這個鍵,電梯也會開始工作到四樓。

  • I want one.

    我想要一個。

  • I don't even have an elevator to buy 11.

    我甚至沒有電梯來買11。

  • That's so cool.

    這真是太酷了。

  • Can I come up?

    我可以上來嗎?

  • No, I'm gonna press the button unless he's got chocolate.

    不,我要按下按鈕,除非他有巧克力。

  • So just one more thing I want to show you if you step out of the living room come over here, there's one more bedroom and it's just the guest bed but I would still like to show it to you.

    所以我還想給你看一件事,如果你走出客廳來到這裡,還有一間臥室,它只是客人的床,但我還是想給你看看。

  • Everybody's seen a bedroom that was the size of a small airport.

    每個人都見過有小型機場那麼大的臥室。

  • So yes, now just keep in mind this is the guest bedroom and this is larger than most master bedrooms in Japanese apartments.

    所以是的,現在只要記住這是客人的臥室,這比日本公寓的大多數主臥室要大。

  • And again these are all closets right here for when you're don't know your parents come in way just put your parents in the, gets taken right, it's amazing that my whole family in there, most apartments and houses in Japan only have one bathroom, full bathroom with a bath and shower and everything.

    同樣,這些都是壁櫥,當你不知道你的父母進來的時候,只要把你的父母放進去,就可以了,我的整個家庭都在那裡,這很令人驚訝,日本的大多數公寓和房子只有一個浴室,有浴缸和淋浴和一切的完整浴室。

  • But this one they decided you know what I'm not gonna do that, we're going to have the bathroom over there for everybody that lives here generally, but we're also going to have a specific bathroom for the oh here's well that's very nice.

    但是這一個,他們決定你知道嗎,我不打算這樣做,我們要在那裡為住在這裡的每個人準備浴室,但我們也要為哦這裡的人準備一個特定的浴室,這很好。

  • Yeah, floors heated, yeah floors, somebody left the floor heaters on and they are very very nice.

    是的,地板是加熱的,是的地板,有人把地板加熱器打開,它們非常非常好。

  • Oh wow.

    哦,哇。

  • Yeah, that's that's nice.

    是的,那是那是不錯的。

  • So nice that winter will be perfect.

    真好,冬天將是完美的。

  • So now we're in the mini garden, It's on the 4th floor but Kris likes to call it the dog garden by the way.

    所以現在我們在迷你花園裡,它在四樓,但Kris喜歡順便叫它狗花園。

  • Dog God and the Sacred guard.

    狗神和神聖的守衛。

  • That secret because every single room can say exactly christmas secret garden, The secret yes.

    這個祕密是因為每一個房間都可以說是聖誕祕密花園,這個祕密是。

  • The reason it's called the dog garden is because of this guy right here which is a shower specifically made to wash your dog's feet.

    它之所以被稱為狗園,是因為這裡的這個傢伙是專門用來洗狗腳的淋浴器。

  • If only lived in it.

    如果只是住在裡面。

  • Which is never gonna happen.

    這是不可能發生的。

  • I would probably just sit like out here.

    我可能就像在外面一樣坐著。

  • Maybe I have like a table here.

    也許我這裡有一張桌子一樣的東西。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • Sit, drink my coffee, play with the dog.

    坐著,喝我的咖啡,和狗玩。

  • I don't wash my dogs be glorious.

    我不洗我的狗是光榮的。

  • Now this is again the mini garden.

    現在這又是迷你花園。

  • And when I said that there's a big garden, this is not the big garden, we're gonna go see that in a second.

    當我說有一個大花園時,這不是大花園,我們馬上要去看。

  • So now we're on the top floor and we're ready to go out to the garden ready for this.

    所以現在我們在頂樓,我們準備到花園裡去準備這個。

  • I'm ready to do this.

    我已經準備好做這件事了。

  • There we go.

    我們走吧。

  • Right out here is the garden that I was talking about and this is just the entrance to the garden.

    這裡就是我所說的花園,這只是花園的入口。

  • Let's take a look over here, get going.

    讓我們看一下這裡,開始吧。

  • Yeah, follow me.

    是的,跟著我。

  • So now we're just kind of in the hallway area of the garden.

    所以現在我們只是在花園的走廊區域。

  • If you come on over here, you can see the main part of the garden itself.

    如果你來到這裡,你可以看到花園的主要部分本身。

  • This is like your own private english garden of anything.

    這就像你自己的私人英國花園的任何東西。

  • You can kind of walk around here, you know, just through and get lost on your rooftop.

    你可以在這裡走動,你知道,只是通過和迷失在你的屋頂上。

  • How many places have you been to where you can get lost on your rooftop nowhere.

    你去過多少地方,你可以在你的屋頂上迷路,無處可去。

  • No, this is a great place to certainly muffins.

    不,這是一個偉大的地方,當然是鬆餅。

  • It is.

    它是。

  • That's what I'm thinking, muffins and crumpets yes and scorns whatever you call them up there.

    我也是這麼想的,鬆餅和小麵包是的,不管你們在那裡怎麼稱呼它們,都是蔑視。

  • Okay, so we were just in the jungle side of the garden.

    好的,所以我們只是在花園的叢林一側。

  • I want to show you the more I'd say functional side of it.

    我想向你展示更多我想說的功能方面。

  • You come on over here, just over these rocks on the grounds that you'll see this beautiful bench built right into the wall over here and I would actually put my table out here.

    你來到這裡,就在這些岩石上,你會看到這個漂亮的長椅就建在這裡的牆上,我實際上會把我的桌子放在這裡。

  • I would have some kind of dinner parties out here.

    我想在這裡舉行一些晚餐聚會。

  • What would you do?

    你會怎麼做?

  • Would you just sleep there?

    你會不會只是睡在那裡?

  • Meditate, Meditate, meditate.

    冥想,冥想,冥想。

  • So this is the meditation garden.

    所以這就是冥想園。

  • It's just really peaceful.

    它只是真的很平靜。

  • Like a little bit of a zen garden vibe going on here.

    就像這裡有一點禪宗花園的氛圍。

  • I would sit here, morning coffee crumpets, scum of all the things we've seen in this gigantic apartment so far all the rims and there were many uh this is the thing that impressed me the most.

    我會坐在這裡,早上喝咖啡吃麵包,到目前為止我們在這個巨大的公寓裡看到的所有東西的渣滓,有很多呃這是給我印象最深的東西。

  • I think the concept of a garden on the rooftop of a building in the center of the city.

    我認為在城市中心的建築屋頂上建造花園的概念。

  • I mean my garden space is, is like a balcony, this big covered in dirty washing and it's not nice.

    我的意思是,我的花園空間就像一個陽臺,這麼大的地方被髒衣服覆蓋著,很不舒服。

  • This is like an oasis in the heart of the city.

    這就像城市中心的一片綠洲。

  • Yes, and I am quite envious.

    是的,而且我相當羨慕。

  • I mean seeing a big apartments one thing but seeing a garden like this, it's just I'm quite jealous.

    我的意思是,看到一個大公寓是一件事,但看到這樣的花園,我就相當嫉妒了。

  • Do you feel jealous when you come to these apartments?

    當你來到這些公寓時,你會感到嫉妒嗎?

  • You're showing people around.

    你在帶人参觀。

  • Well of course I am jealous of people that are able to live in these kind of places.

    當然,我很羨慕那些能夠住在這種地方的人。

  • I mean this garden is probably the size of my entire apartment.

    我的意思是這個花園可能有我整個公寓那麼大。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • But no, I hope one day that I can get to the level that I can have a garden like this.

    但是沒有,我希望有一天我可以達到這樣的水準,可以擁有一個這樣的花園。

  • That's how I feel.

    這就是我的感覺。

  • You keep selling apartments like this.

    你一直這樣賣公寓。

  • Yeah, You can believe in this area.

    是的,你可以相信在這個領域。

  • Here is the size of my entire apartment and just the fact that they have an outdoor space is just crazy to me.

    這裡有我整個公寓的大小,只是他們有一個戶外空間的事實讓我感到瘋狂。

  • I've lived in Japan for 15 years.

    我已經在日本生活了15年。

  • I've never had a garden, I've only had a little balcony that was maybe half the size of this bench.

    我從來沒有一個花園,我只有一個小陽臺,可能只有這個長椅的一半大小。

  • So yeah, this is pretty amazing.

    所以,是的,這很令人驚訝。

  • I honestly didn't even know that houses of this size existed in Central Tokyo Just blows my mind.

    說實話,我甚至不知道在東京市中心有這麼大的房子存在。

  • The kitchen 80 m2.

    廚房80平方米。

  • What?

    什麼?

  • I've never had an apartment that big While this post modern castle already clocks in at $20,000 a month just merely deciding to move in, will set you back a further $130,000 in fees up front.

    我從來沒有過這麼大的公寓,而這個後現代城堡的價格已經達到了每月2萬美元,僅僅是決定搬進去,就會讓你在前期再花上13萬美元的費用。

  • There's the first two months rent, security deposit, the insurance, the lock changing fee, the guarantor company fee and finally the agency commission and if you pay all that, congratulations, the place is all yours.

    有頭兩個月的租金、押金、保險、換鎖費、擔保人公司的費用,最後是中介公司的佣金,如果你支付了所有這些,恭喜你,這個地方就是你的了。

  • And if you're not bankrupt by this point, don't worry.

    如果這時你還沒有破產,不要擔心。

  • The neighborhood car park will finish off what's left.

    附近的停車場將完成剩下的工作。

  • Yeah, so we just left.

    是的,所以我們剛剛離開。

  • We've only been here for, I don't know, maybe an hour or two or something and it came out to 1800 yen for that $20.

    我們在這裡只呆了,我不知道,也許一個小時或兩個小時什麼的,這20美元的費用是1800日元。

  • Yeah, more or less.

    是的,或多或少。

  • Don't you love hard liquor Thank you for showing us around Sir Alex, there's a lot of fun.

    你不愛喝烈性酒嗎? 謝謝你帶我們參觀亞歷克斯爵士,那裡有很多樂趣。

  • One of the most difficult things foreigners face when coming to Japan is getting an apartment.

    外國人來到日本後面臨的最困難的事情之一就是找房子。

  • Certainly when I moved to send nine, when they found out I was a foreigner, they were like you can't stay here, you can't put that kind of shut me down.

    當然,當我搬到送九時,當他們發現我是一個外國人時,他們就像你不能留在這裡,你不能把那種關閉我。

  • Have you found that to be a problem in Tokyo as well?

    你是否發現這在東京也是一個問題?

  • Yes, it is absolutely a problem over here and I have to ask every time are foreigners allowed to stay here?

    是的,這裡絕對是個問題,我每次都要問,外國人可以在這裡停留嗎?

  • And yeah that takes up probably half of my time when I'm searching for places, calling them up and asking if they're foreign friendly and even still if they are foreign friendly, a lot of the times they will change the conditions that you have to meet.

    是的,當我尋找地方時,這可能佔用了我一半的時間,給他們打電話,問他們是否對外國人友好,即使他們對外國人友好,很多時候他們會改變你必須滿足的條件。

  • You know, they'll change the amount of money that you have to pay in order to move in.

    你知道,他們會改變你為了搬進去而必須支付的資金數額。

  • Why is it more difficult for foreigners to get an apartment in Japan your experience, they think of foreigners as a flight risk so you can just take off without paying for that.

    為什麼外國人在日本更難獲得公寓你的經驗,他們認為外國人有逃亡的風險,所以你可以不付這個錢就脫身。

  • And also they mean sometimes they've had bad experiences with foreigners in the past and sometimes it's just kind of like they don't trust foreigners and you have to look for both sides of the coin to some extent.

    而且他們的意思是,有時他們在過去與外國人有不好的經歷,有時只是有點像他們不信任外國人,你必須在某種程度上尋找硬幣的兩面。

  • Why?

    為什麼?

  • Absolutely if your landlord and you've got 10 applicants, one of those for and maybe you are going to skew towards japanese tennis.

    絕對的,如果你的房東和你有10個申請人,其中一個為,也許你會偏向日本網球。

  • Right less risk.

    右邊的風險更小。

  • So you've been running this company for two years now.

    所以你已經經營這家公司兩年了。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • What led you to get into the world of real estate in Japan?

    是什麼促使你進入日本的房地產世界?

  • I mean that's pretty impressive.

    我的意思是這是相當令人印象深刻的。

  • I think you're the only foreign business owner I know working in the world of real estate.

    我想你是我認識的唯一一個在房地產界工作的外國企業主。

  • So my partner and I saw that there was a big gap between you know the amount of foreign people that want to live over here and a lot and the places that actually can deal with having foreign people coming to the opposite.

    所以我和我的夥伴看到,在你知道想要在這裡生活的外國人的數量和很多,以及實際上能夠處理有外國人來的地方之間存在很大的差距。

  • So this is a big problem is that even if you know, even if there are properties out there that are foreigner friendly, it's still hard to find the real realtor that can actually deal with you.

    是以,這是一個很大的問題是,即使你知道,即使外面有對外國人友好的房產,仍然很難找到真正能與你打交道的房地產經紀人。

  • And that is one of obviously one of the services that we provide.

    而這顯然是我們提供的服務之一。

  • But uh the dog is sleeping, she's snoring.

    但呃,狗在睡覺,她在打鼾。

  • My snoring well away.

    我的鼾聲很遠。

  • Well yeah that's what they do hugs hugs is snoring and yeah, all they want this guy is the real star of the show today.

    嗯,是的,這就是他們所做的擁抱,擁抱是打鼾,是的,他們想要的這傢伙是今天的真正明星。

  • I did, aren't you?

    我做了,你不是嗎?

  • Fantastic.

    太棒了。

  • Thank you so much Alex for Shea goes around fun, you can check out my home real estate in the description box below.

    非常感謝亞歷克斯為謝氏四處遊玩,你可以在下面的描述框中查看我的家庭房地產。

  • If you want to contact Alex more directly, you have kind of more exclusive hidden properties as well, website.

    如果你想更直接地聯繫亞歷克斯,你也有種更獨家的隱藏屬性,網站。

  • So a lot of the places that I actually have, I can't show on the website.

    是以,很多我實際擁有的地方,我不能在網站上顯示。

  • So if yes, there's a lot of secret places.

    所以如果是的話,有很多祕密的地方。

  • So including the one that I showed you today, I was secret.

    所以包括我今天給你看的那個,我是祕密的。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Don't tell anyone.

    不要告訴任何人。

  • And if you want to see the second video we did with charlotte on her channel, you can click on the card above here and see how we got on in property number two.

    如果你想看我們與夏洛特在她的頻道上做的第二個視頻,你可以點擊上面的卡片,看看我們在第二處房產中是如何進行的。

  • And thank you to charlotte for being the world's best.

    並感謝夏洛特成為世界上最好的人。

  • Can remember for now, guys, as always, many thanks for watching.

    現在可以記住了,夥計們,像往常一樣,非常感謝你們的觀看。

  • We'll see you next time.

    我們下次再會。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • Thank you very much.

    非常感謝你。

  • Good bye bye.

    再見了,再見了。

  • Okay.

    好的。

  • Mm hmm.

    嗯,嗯。

of all the things we've seen in this gigantic apartment so far.

到目前為止,我們在這個巨大的公寓裡看到的所有東西。

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