Real Estate in Japan — Made Simple for Foreigners
Yes, You Can Live or Invest in a Home in Japan
Many foreigners think owning or renting property in Japan is too complicated — but the truth is: it’s not only possible, it’s more accessible than ever.
We specialize in helping non-Japanese residents rent, buy, build, or even sell homes in Japan with full guidance and support
Discover Real Estate Opportunities Across Japan
Japan’s real estate market offers a diverse range of options — from modern city apartments and traditional countryside homes to custom-built houses and vacation properties. Whether you're looking to rent, buy, sell, or even build, Japan provides a wide variety of living environments tailored to every lifestyle and budget.
One of the most important decisions in your property journey is choosing the right location. Japan is divided into 8 major regions, which are further broken down into 47 prefectures, each with its own unique culture, climate, and real estate trends..
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🏔 Hokkaido
Known for its natural beauty, snowy winters, and relaxed pace. Ideal for vacation homes and affordable countryside properties.
🍃 Tohoku
A quiet, scenic region with low property costs — perfect for those seeking peace, space, and a slower lifestyle.
🌆 Kanto
Home to Tokyo and major urban hubs like Yokohama and Chiba. Great for high-demand rentals, city condos, and investment properties.
🏞 Chubu
A central region with a balance of mountains, coastlines, and growing cities like Nagoya. Offers affordable suburban housing and land.
🏙 Kansai
Culturally rich and historically significant — includes Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe. Popular with expats and tourists, ideal for both residential and rental investments.
🌄 Chugoku
A quieter area with coastal views and smaller cities. Offers good value for detached houses and retirement living.
🛤 Shikoku
Japan’s smallest main island, known for its laid-back lifestyle and low-cost real estate. A great choice for remote workers or retirees.
🌴 Kyushu & Okinawa
Warm climate, hot springs, and growing international interest. Fukuoka and Okinawa are especially attractive for both vacation and permanent homes.
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🏔 Hokkaido Region
Prefecture: Hokkaido
Known for its snowy winters, outdoor activities, and relaxed lifestyle. Ideal for vacation homes, ski resort investments, and countryside living.
🍃 Tohoku Region
Prefectures: Aomori, Iwate, Miyagi, Akita, Yamagata, Fukushima
A peaceful, scenic region with low property prices. Great for retirees, remote workers, and anyone seeking space and tranquility.
🌆 Kanto Region
Prefectures: Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa
Japan’s economic and political center. Tokyo and Yokohama offer high-demand rental markets and luxury condos. Outer prefectures provide more affordable housing with excellent transportation.
🏞 Chubu Region
Prefectures: Niigata, Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui, Yamanashi, Nagano, Gifu, Shizuoka, Aichi (Nagoya)
A central region with a mix of mountain retreats and thriving cities. Ideal for second homes, land purchases, and growing family neighborhoods.
🏙 Kansai (Kinki) Region
Prefectures: Mie, Shiga, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo (Kobe), Nara, Wakayama
Rich in history and culture. Popular with expats, tourists, and students. Offers strong investment potential in both urban and heritage areas.
🌄 Chugoku Region
Prefectures: Tottori, Shimane, Okayama, Hiroshima, Yamaguchi
A quieter region with coastal and inland opportunities. Great for affordable family homes, traditional properties, and retirement living.
🛤 Shikoku Region
Prefectures: Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime, Kochi
Japan’s smallest main island. Known for low living costs, slow-paced life, and beautiful rural settings — ideal for remote workers or a simpler lifestyle.
🌴 Kyushu & Okinawa Region
Prefectures: Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, Okinawa
Warm climate, great food, and increasing international appeal. Fukuoka and Okinawa are real estate hotspots for vacation homes, rental income, or permanent living.
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🗼 Tokyo
The capital city and top choice for many. Offers everything from modern mansions and studio apartments to family homes in the suburbs.
Best for: Professionals, students, investors, and urban lifestyle seekers.🏯 Kyoto
Historic charm meets modern living. Known for its traditional homes, temples, and cultural appeal.
Best for: Culture lovers, retirees, short-term rentals, and tourism-based investments.🏙 Osaka
A lively, business-friendly city with more affordable prices than Tokyo. Great for rental income and large detached houses outside the city center.
Best for: Entrepreneurs, families, and long-term residents.🏞 Fukuoka
A rising favorite for foreigners. Coastal city with good public transport, affordable living, and quality of life.
Best for: Remote workers, families, and first-time buyers.🏝 Okinawa
Tropical island living with a mix of modern homes and beachside villas. Increasing demand from foreign retirees and remote workers.
Best for: Retirees, vacation homes, and resort-style living.🏙 Nagoya (Aichi Prefecture)
A well-balanced city with strong industry, lower property prices, and convenient access to both Tokyo and Osaka.
Best for: Families, commuters, and budget-conscious buyers.🏔 Sapporo (Hokkaido)
Cool climate, beautiful nature, and affordable land. Popular for seasonal living and those looking for space.
Best for: Ski lovers, second-home buyers, and countryside enthusiasts.Not sure which city suits your needs?
We’ll help you compare options and find the best place based on your goals, lifestyle, and budget.
Simple Living and Affordable Homes in Japan — Yes, You Can Own a Home Here!
Many foreigners believe that owning a home in Japan is difficult — or even impossible. But the truth is, you can own property in Japan, and we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Whether you're looking for a modest rental apartment, a second-hand house, a newly built home, or even want to build your own made-to-order house, we make the process simple, transparent, and stress-free.