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Real Estate Investment

Residential & commercial property resources across Tokyo, Osaka and beyond; support for property selection, transactions, leasing and property management.
Real Estate in Japan

REAL ESTATE

Real Estate Investment & Property

Integrated residential and commercial property resources across Tokyo, Osaka, and other core cities—from property selection and transaction to leasing and property management, one-stop service

Five Property Types Full Chinese-Language Support Purchase · Leasing · Management

COVERAGE

5 property types · 4 cities

EXPERIENCE

6 years of professional service

NETWORK

Business partnerships across 20+ countries

CORE STRENGTH

Local + bilingual (Chinese) team

ABOUT US

A Professional Firm Deeply Rooted in the Japanese Property Market

We are a professional firm deeply engaged in the Japanese property market, integrating five major property types—residential, commercial buildings, hotels, dormitories, and guesthouses across Tokyo, Osaka, and other core metropolitan areas, offering end-to-end services from property selection to long-term operation for owner-occupiers, investors, and corporate clients.

Backed by three conditions—low interest rates, yen depreciation, and freehold ownership—Japanese real estate has become an important option for conservative overseas asset allocation among affluent individuals. We make this long-distance journey clear, certain, and trustworthy.

OUR POSITION

Your Property-Buying Partner

No profiting from information gaps; no promises of "guaranteed returns"; no one-off deals. From property evaluation and price negotiation to contract signing and custody management, we stand on your side for the long term.

RESOURCE MATRIX

Five Property Types · Covering Every Scenario

Owner-occupancy / investment / business / leasing—different purposes match different property types

TYPE 01

Residential

Covers owner-occupancy, investment, and long-term family living needs, with purchase and leasing support for Japanese residences.

Best For

Owner-occupancy / Investment / Family relocation

TYPE 02

Commercial Buildings

For corporate offices, retail operations, and investment needs, with Japanese commercial building resources and site selection support.

Best For

Companies / Investment / Retail

TYPE 03

Hotels

Integrated Japanese hotel acquisition resources, supporting asset allocation, operation planning, and investment inspections.

Best For

Institutions / High-net-worth / Investment

TYPE 04

Dormitories

For corporate employees, international students, and short-term stays, with dormitory-type property matching services.

Best For

Companies / Schools / Dispatch

TYPE 05

Guesthouses

Combining Japan's guesthouse operation policies and market demand, assisting clients with guesthouse property selection and operation planning.

Best For

Short-term rental / side business / tourist hotspots

Consultant Accompanied Property Viewing

ON-SITE SERVICE

Full Accompaniment: Viewing, Negotiation, Contracting

Choosing a property is not ordering by photos. Behind every finally selected home lies 3-5 on-site visits, 2-3 rounds of owner negotiation, and multi-dimensional comparison.

You don't need to speak Japanese, don't need to fly back and forth, and don't need to face owners and judicial scriveners alone. Our Chinese-speaking consultants and Japanese colleagues form a dual-line team that accompanies you to view properties, negotiates on your behalf, and reviews every contract clause.

  • Remote video property viewing (when you can't come to Japan)
  • On-site inspection accompaniment (private car transfers after arrival)
  • Price negotiation · owner liaison
  • Contract clause review · explanation of important matters

INVESTMENT EDGE

Four Advantages of Investing in Japanese Real Estate

Ideal for affluent individuals seeking conservative overseas asset allocation

01

Price & FX Rate

PRICE & FX RATE

Historically low yen + reasonable property valuations offer a favorable timing window.

02

Ownership & Policy

OWNERSHIP & POLICY

Freehold ownership system, no purchase restrictions for foreigners, and a sound, transparent legal environment.

03

Low Interest

LOW INTEREST

Major Japanese banks offer long-term low rates, giving investment leverage significantly better than other major markets.

04

Professional Management

PROFESSIONAL MGMT

A mature property management system allows owners to hold remotely with professional custody.

OUR DIFFERENCE

Why Choose Us

Professional team, professional service

EDGE 01

Local Resources · Full Coverage of 5 Types

6 years deeply engaged in Japanese real estate, with our own local networks and channels. Residential · commercial · hotel · dormitory · guesthouse—not limited to one property type or one agency, matching your real needs.

EDGE 02

One-on-One Chinese Service · From Selection to Handover

Zero language barriers in your native language, with a dedicated consultant following the entire process—from sourcing and on-site viewing to contract negotiation, handover, and tax calculation—all in one line.

EDGE 03

Cross-Border Transactions · Safety Assured

Regulated cross-border payment process, title verification, and mitigation of overseas transaction risks. Accurate overseas tax analysis: property tax, VAT, unique taxes, and inheritance tax explained in one stop.

EDGE 04

Linked Services · Relocation / Study / PR

Japanese property purchases can be linked to Business Manager visas, student visas, and family visas—residence + visa + children's education handled together.

EDGE 05

Multi-Country Properties · Extended Services

Main businesses in Japan, Dubai, and the US, with partnership capability across 20+ countries. Our local Japanese subsidiary provides long-term overseas property custody: leasing, rent collection, and maintenance.

FULL LIFECYCLE

From Selection to Long-Term Holding, One-Stop

Four-phase service covering everything you can and cannot see

PHASE 01

Selection

  • Needs analysis (occupancy/investment/business)
  • Matching multiple quality properties
  • On-site inspection accompaniment
  • Market conditions · area analysis

PHASE 02

Transaction

  • Price negotiation · owner liaison
  • Contract review · explanation of important matters
  • Compliant cross-border fund remittance
  • Title transfer · handover inspection

PHASE 03

Leasing

  • Rent level research
  • Tenant sourcing channels · tenant screening
  • Contract signing · deposit management
  • Chinese-Japanese bilingual communication

PHASE 04

Management

  • Property maintenance · emergency response
  • Periodic inspections · reports
  • Rent collection agency · remittance back to China
  • Long-term holding · exit planning

WHO IS IT FOR

Four Types of Typical Clients

A

Owner-Occupier Families / Relocators

Those with long-term living or relocation plans in Japan, valuing education, healthcare, and a stable life

B

Conservative Investors

Affluent individuals allocating overseas assets, valuing freehold ownership and low interest rates

C

Corporate / Institutional Clients

Needing office space, employee dormitories, commercial storefronts, or hotel-class assets

D

Study-Abroad / Accompanying Families

Children studying in Japan; families who want to buy property to fund education, live nearby, and reduce long-term rental costs

! Important Notice · Investment Involves Risk, Buy with Prudence

  • FX fluctuation: the yen may swing in the short term; long-term allocation should be based on asset logic, not arbitrage expectations
  • Tax costs: purchases involve stamp duty, real estate acquisition tax, fixed asset tax, and city planning tax; annual taxes are payable during the holding period
  • Rental vacancy: investment returns are directly tied to occupancy; location selection and operation quality are critical
  • Immigration policy: purchasing property does not equal obtaining a visa; visas must be obtained through other residency routes
  • Inheritance planning: Japan's inheritance tax reaches up to 55%; cross-border asset holders should plan succession structures in advance
  • Fund compliance: cross-border funds must be remitted through regulated channels, retaining complete payment records

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Can foreigners buy property in Japan? Are there restrictions?
Yes. Japan has no identity or visa restrictions on foreign property buyers. Residential and commercial properties are treated equally, with the same freehold ownership rights as Japanese nationals. However, purchasing property does not grant residency status; you still need an appropriate visa for long-term residence.
Q2. How much down payment is needed? What are the loan rates?
A full-cash purchase requires no loan threshold. If financing is needed, major Japanese banks such as MUFG and Sumitomo Mitsui typically offer housing loans with 10%-20% down payment, 20-35 year repayment terms, and annual rates of 0.5%-1.5% (subject to individual conditions and bank policy).
Q3. I rarely visit Japan. Can I manage the property remotely?
Yes. We provide full-process custody services: tenant sourcing, tenant screening, contract signing, rent collection, property maintenance, and periodic reports—owners can check remotely from China. We partner with local Japanese property management companies to ensure timely response.
Q4. Tokyo or Osaka—which is better for investment?
Tokyo's strengths are population concentration, stable rental demand, and strong resilience to risk. Osaka benefits from policy tailwinds and growth potential from the World Expo and IR casino project, with unit prices lower than Tokyo. The two suit different risk appetites and holding periods; we recommend a combined allocation based on budget and goals.
Q5. How is buying property linked to applying for a Business Manager visa?
There are four links: ① Business Manager visa renewal values genuine operation—rental cash flow from property can serve as supporting evidence of business sustainability; ② owning an office and residence eliminates leasing; ③ in some regions, "purchasing a business premises" is accepted as evidence of actual business operations; ④ when applying for permanent residency at 5/10 years, fixed assets can serve as evidence of "living foundation." But property itself does not equal a visa.
Q6. Can I still run a guesthouse (minpaku) now?
Yes, but strictly regulated under the Private Lodging Business Act: a maximum of 180 operating days per year, with some areas banning operation year-round or requiring a "special zone minpaku" license. We assess compliance against the latest local regulations before you buy, to avoid the loss of "discovering after purchase that you can't operate."
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FREE PROPERTY MATCH

Tell Us Your Needs, We'll Design a Plan

Budget, purpose, preferred area, target city—even a vague idea is enough. Our consultants first understand your situation, then decide which properties to recommend.

* Property information, loan rates, and tax policies are subject to the latest announcements from Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the National Tax Agency, and partner banks. The content on this page does not constitute investment advice.

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