Amazing Japanese Retirement Home and Senior Living that You Will Want to Live in Now

37 thoughts on “Amazing Japanese Retirement Home and Senior Living that You Will Want to Live in Now”

1. Thanks so much for watching. Would love to hear your thoughts on Share Kanazawa and if you think this could be a potential model for other communities around the world?

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3. This concept is very nice. But in the USA it would cost an arm and a leg for someone to live in a community like that. Here you either have family who you live with and takes care of you, have a lot of money and go into a nice senior community, or go into an assisted living facility and live a horrible life. Those are the choices here in the USA.

4. I really like how they have incorporated the whole community and have procedures set in a way that residents can take part and provide for each other as much as they can in a healthy practice. I will try to learn from this as I live nearby I college that specializes in healthcare and the college hospital. None of the facilities in my area have attempted any program with students.

5. Truly loving and caring in a generation to generation full-circle format. Excellent. I wish I could live there.

6. Are there any retirement condos or homes that cater to both Japanese and Chinese speakers? So, mom is a Japanese-speaker and father is Chinese-speaker. haha!

7. My 80 year mother is in a nursing home and my sisters refuse to visit her. During part of the pandemic, after my office closed, I visited my mother almost everyday. My sisters basically refused to visit my mom. I begged them to come via my brother law, telling them my mother was becoming depressed and crying at times, wondering why her daughters would not come. One of my sisters did come a couple of times, the other would not come at all. I imagine them just waiting for that phone call informing them my mother passed away; welcomed news for evil daughters. I visit my mother every weekend letting her know I will be there for her; she's the only person in this world that I love. I despise my sisters.

8. What a warm, welcoming and wonderful place and fantastic concept. This is how it should be everywhere, nothing just a few places in the world. Thank you for this.

9. I sub, you are brilliant to share these videos with us. Thank you

10. All the Assisted Living facilities I visited while deciding on a place for my mother were not like this. All of them were just small apartments for the elderly to sit in until meal time. No stores, no animals, no where to take a walk safely. Just sit in your room.
    I would move my mother to Share Kanazawa if it were here.

11. Very good idea because some elderly person they miss their children and grand children so they won't be miss. Every body can do alot of activity in your place .Bravo

12. Does the staff speak
    English I am us senior Filipino

13. Yes, having all generations living together is best

14. A lot more modern than the Australian ones we are so back wards

15. Wow, i was so engaged and intrigued. I live in AZ and there is so much space to create a community like that. It is tragic we have the history we do for taking care of our Elderly. Our communities are ready for this type of arrangement bc the crisis exists.

16. i love this. it is so innovative and makes such good sense.

17. Amazing!!Really does not surprise me because the Japanese culture is always thinking ahead of other countries. Very good concept for America 🇺🇸 if someone could get it started. Bravo 👏

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19. My goodness. What a fantastic idea!! I love it & hope that it catches on everywhere.

20. Why all seniors and disabled aren't treated this way throughout the world is sad… I want to move there… The language is so soothing when they talk low… Thanks for the post (2 years later)…

21. Amazing – the mix of students, aged, and disabilities is unique I think – but so logical and heartfull. So many great ideas…Bravo Japan

22. Great model for a community. It fits well with a Blue Zone lifestyle. Blue Zones are the 5 places on the planet with the longest life expectancies. https://www.bluezones.com/
    One question – how are you managing COVID and the young/old mix?

23. Ikigai is the missing ingredient in all senior housing communities I’ve seen. Lives spent raising children and building careers lose focus once children grow and careers end. Senior housing has become a warehouse system for discarded elderly. The nicer ones are simply gilt cages with the same failures. What’s missing is purpose — how do you restore a sense of purpose in life once children have grown and you’ve retired? It requires out of the box thinking. This is one of the first communities designed out of the box that begins to address those issues. The other element missing from virtually every senior housing project is inspired design. Design, at its best, inspires. Instead, the height of design in senior living seems to be leftover plans from the last Courtyard by Marriott. This developer clearly embarked on this project determined to address Ikigai and uninspired design in senior housing. Kudos on a major step forward.

24. This is a GREAT PROJECT before the chinavirus PLANdemic geared towards killing the elderly and depopulation of the planet, among other goals of the evil globalist elite. Yet life goes on and projects like this should continue. GOD BLESS.

25. Kanazawa is my hometown before I moved to Tokyo..so thank you for featuring it !

26. This is an amazing concept. Quite well thought out. I was wondering about the extent of government involvement and costs – like how disproportionate is it compared to current models.

27. In Denmark they have the same.
    Only they pay sex workers to offer services too.
    And you can get drunk all day if you so choose

28. Japan is really so far beyond the rest of the world its nuts

29. this is an amazing concept… this type of care is needed in America … respect, kindness, learning and care for each other is needed I am amazed at the concept of this way of living … very well done. god bless you all

30. I never wanted to be an alpaca so bad

31. I am covered with goosebumps and feeling teary. I cannot state how strongly I love this concept. It's beautifully rendered. I am 60 and my friends and I often have conversations about what we'd like to see with regard to community living in our wisdom years. I am most definitely going to share this video with them. Thanks so much for sharing it!

32. What a lovely concept ! This is what is missing from many senior living resorts – that you have just the elderly all around, no youngsters. This model takes care of that! The elderly and the young – they both need each other.
    It would have been nice if they'd shown the interiors of one of the residences where the seniors live.

33. What a bright 💡, love it

34. Great effort

35. I wonder whether the community works as it’s designed for. Go back and check it out for the viewers.

36. You have some good ideas that the USA needs to implement .

37. What a wonderful community.