Treasure Hunt at a Japanese Storage Building Locked for 40 Years

Treasure Hunt at a Japanese Storage Building Locked for 40 Years

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An 80 year old abandoned Japanese House with attached Storage Building that has been locked up for 40 years is gonna be opened for the first time in this video. This former owner is from this Noto Ishikawa area and is Japanese Millionaire who’s ancestors built their fortune as shipowners of the Kitamae-Bune merchant vessels, which was known to operate from the mid-Edo period to the late Meiji period, navigating the Sea of Japan to trade goods from Edo, Osaka and Hokkaido. The house has a attached to it a traditional style storage building, known in Japanese as Kura. After the last heir of the family business passed away prematurely about 40 years ago, the entire property was left untouched and the storage building has been locked up until today. We’ll see if we find any hidden valuables or treasures in this Japanese style storage unit.

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35 Comments

  1. these things make me very sad, valuable objects? what is meant by value? what kind of value does an object have? in a world where money no longer exists, what value would an object have? even a common, banal object, over time could acquire value for someone, even emotional, I see a person's life there.

  2. It seems that demand is low because depopulation increases the supply of old stuff as it decreases the number of potential buyers. Japanese tend to be discriminating in choosing what to incorporate into their limited space living quarters.

  3. Yes, please do more treasure hunting! Your video was fun to watch and discover things, although they weren't worth what you had anticipated.

  4. I’m more interested in your air cooled jacket. Did it work well near keep you cool? You looked more comfortable than the other guys. What brand is it?

  5. Just sharing some information about the cool second hand nature of goods is enlightening and entertaining. Definitely not a bad topic of choice

  6. I have some treasures from a friend, and they are around 40yrs old from Japan. Mostly travel keepsakes like an old tie-dyed cloth bag with an anime like Samurai character from Kyoto, a bottle of strange red sand and a pencil tin. Also have some funny trading cards of kittens dressed up like a motorcycle gang smoking cigarettes. Old phone cards with interesting photos. I know, just a bunch of junk, but I guess memories of a friend.

  7. This was so cool. As someone in America makes a living reselling old and vintage items online I really love videos like this. I hope you do more videos like this.

  8. These traditional houses seem like they came out of a horror movie. Like, during the day, everything appears normal. Then at night, something is hiding in the dark corners of the building.

  9. Having been a used & rare bookseller, and having worked with any number of estates… Yeah, you found about what I expected.

  10. it was actually pretty interesting. With all the abandoned homes across Japan, someone could probably do a whole series on something like this, teach a little bit of history as well!

  11. It's nice to watch content like this! 😄 I would love to see more of treasure hunting in old abandoned japanese houses – maybe one house from each decade (like the 90s) or garages – but I don't know if storages like in the USA are common in Japan.

  12. There was a time when I would have loved this stuff, but now everything is clutter to me as I seek to redefine myself for my older years.

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