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Australian-Japanese Couple Buy Vacant House in Ibaraki for 3 Million Yen, Then Spend Two Years Renovating It Into Their Dream Home

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An Australian-Japanese couple purchased a vacant house in Japan for $30,000 (approximately 4.5 million yen) in 2019. They spent about $150,000 (approximately 2,250 yen) renovating it over the course of two years. They completely renovated the kitchen and bathroom, and replaced all the flooring, electrical wiring, and plumbing.
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Australian-Japanese Couple Buy Vacant House in Ibaraki for 3 Million Yen, Then Spend Two Years Renovating It Into Their Dream Home

An Australian-Japanese couple purchased a vacant house in Japan for $30,000 (approximately 4.5 million yen) in 2019. They spent about $150,000 (approximately 2,250 yen) renovating it over the course of two years. They completely renovated the kitchen and bathroom, and replaced all the flooring, electrical wiring, and plumbing.

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businessinsider.jp broke the news in on Friday, August 15, 2025.
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