Can an American Buy a House in Japan?
Americans can buy property in Japan with no residency or visa required. Here is the process, the ownership rights, and the US-side issues to plan for.
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Americans can buy property in Japan with no residency or visa required. Here is the process, the ownership rights, and the US-side issues to plan for.
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Tenant-in-place properties in Japan can offer immediate income but buyers must assess market rent, condition, management, demand, and resale risk too.
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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.
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Japan lost 3 million people - but gained 1.3 million households. Here’s what the 2025 census actually means for property investors.
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Buying property in Japan that looks “easy” can hide complex ownership burdens. NTI breaks down what simple really means for foreign investors.
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Confused by 1LDK, 1K, or 2LDK listings? This 2026 guide decodes every Japanese apartment type - with real yield data for foreign investors.
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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.
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The paperwork isn’t the barrier. Not knowing where to start is. Here’s a practical four-step guide to Japan real estate for first-time foreign buyers.
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Japan’s akiya (vacant homes) are real - but are they worth it for foreign buyers? Here’s the honest picture on costs, risks, and who they suit.
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Japan property vs. dividend ETFs - an honest, numbers-first comparison of yield, volatility, and liquidity for foreign investors.
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A complete guide for foreign investors on how to buy real estate in Japan - from predicting one-time acquisition costs to understanding long-term yields.
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Confused by Japan rental yields? We explain the difference between net and gross yields and what the numbers actually mean for foreign property investors.
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