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5 September 2026

We bought an abandoned home in a Japanese ski town for $22,000. It's given our nomadic family the home base we were missing.

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We bought an abandoned home in a Japanese ski town for $22,000. It's given our nomadic family the home base we were missing.

Lloyd Enbom and his wife bought a home in a ski town in Japan for $22,000. They plan to live a nomadic lifestyle, but Japan will be their home base.

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