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No, I don’t want to visit a deserted place. I want to live there. I want to take vacations to places with people, and live all alone on the side of the mountain.
If you're fine with there also being few things to actually do, you can essentially throw a dart on the map and pick the closes village to where it lands, and chances are it'll have a population of less than 1000 people, and if you're OK being stuck there for 10 years you can join the house givaway program to get some old house. You'll have to find a job and maybe do so maintenance on the house, but other than that, you'll get a free house in the middle of nowhere.
I’m wonderfully fine with having nothing to do, cause there’s always chorin’.
Plus people pay tons of money to go somewhere warm and sit around doing nothing. I get to do it for free.
Also, what if I already have a remote job I can do?
As long as you can get a work visa with that job, you're good to go. At the very least you probably can get a similar remote job by a japanese company and get the visa.
There will be a gift tax on the house, and land tax, but where you're trying to go, the land tax will be very low, and the free house will be valued at 0 and therefore have 0 property tax. Houses don't appreciate in value in Japan, so you'll never have to pay property tax on that house even if you fix it up, and as long as you don't tear it down, the land tax will also stay low.
Thanks for all this info! It sounds better and better with every post