The Akiya Project
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 63 | Subscribers | Read | akiyaproject.substack.com |
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“It does not matter what the color of your skin is or your country of origin,” said the Zen Buddhist monk. I was participating in a temple stay, and our discussion had turned to Japanese society and the foreigner’s place within it. What was...
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I’ve front-loaded this guide with the most useful apps and hacks you may not have heard of, which pertain specifically to life in Japan.
How I Bought a House in Japan as a Foreigner (and How You Can Too): A Comprehensive Technical Guide
This “how-to” guide will be the first of many on The Akiya Project. However, I predict this first piece on property acquisition will be one of my most popular, as it contains the most informative firsthand knowledge that I can offer on a to...
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Restoring abandoned properties in rural Japan and learning business lessons from paperback reads and formidable individuals who set the example \ud83c\uddef\ud83c\uddf5 https://akiyaproject.substack.com/
I founded KonichiValue to merge my half-Japanese heritage with my passion for value investing in the world's most undervalued market.
Lived on a small island in Ehime Prefecture for a year, now Lecturer in Architectural Design at Melbourne University.
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