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Why a Tenant in Place Doesn’t Automatically Make a Japanese Property Safer
Tenant-in-place properties in Japan can offer immediate income but buyers must assess market rent, condition, management, demand, and resale risk too.
Two Homes, One Surf Town: An Ichinomiya Compound for ¥44.9M
A rare Ichinomiya, Chiba compound: two full homes, a sauna log cabin, and parking for 12+ cars, priced at ¥44.9M, non-negotiable, never before listed.
“The Numbers Are Out!” – Insights from Japan’s Post-COVID Population Census
Japan lost 3 million people — but gained 1.3 million households. Here’s what the 2025 census actually means for property investors.
Why “Easy” Properties in Japan Often Aren’t Easy to Own
Buying property in Japan that looks “easy” can hide complex ownership burdens. NTI breaks down what simple really means for foreign investors.
1LDK, 1R, 2LDK? The 2026 Guide to Japanese Apartment Types for Foreign Investors
Confused by 1LDK, 1K, or 2LDK listings? This 2026 guide decodes every Japanese apartment type — with real yield data for foreign investors.
When Buying Land in Japan Looks Easy — But Isn’t
Vacant land in Japan looks simple — but zoning, road access, hazard risks, and resort rules make it complex. Here’s what foreign buyers need to know first.