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14/09/2026

🏔️ Spacious mountain retreat 5LDK property with land in
Ike, Itō, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
RJP0691

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• Floor Plan: 5LDK
• Building: 167 m² (1,798 ft²)
• Land: 1,393 m² (14,994 ft²)
• Built: Jul 1998
• Structure: Wood, 2F
• Station: Izuhakone Railway “Shuzenji Station” (23 km away)
• Price: ¥18,800,000
• Ownership: Freehold
• Parking: Yes (5 cars)
• Zoning: Residential land

DETAILED OVERVIEW
The property sits within the Yazuhtadai area of Amagi Kogen, known for its more open landscape rather than dense, towering woodland. The interior has been used as a full-time residence by the current owner, rather than simply as an occasional holiday home. Multiple rooms are equipped with gas heaters, and the property also has floor-heating controls, although the current owner did not use the floor heating and its operation is not guaranteed.

Drainage points have been installed in the corners of the floors to allow dehumidifiers to discharge water outdoors. Several older dehumidifiers are also stored beneath the stairs, although their operation is not guaranteed. The surrounding area offers a distinctly cooler highland environment than coastal Itō. Amagi is generally wet throughout the year, with summer conditions becoming warm and humid, while winter temperatures can become quite cold; at higher elevations, conditions are noticeably cooler than those of coastal Itō.

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10/09/2026

🏡 Affordable Tokyo 3DK investment property with restrictions in
Matsubaracho, Akishima, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
RJP0690

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• Floor Plan: 3DK
• Building: 59.96 m² (646 ft²)
• Land: 58 m² (625 ft²)
• Built: Nov 1974
• Structure: Wood, 2F
• Station: JR Ome Line “Haijima Station" (9 min walk)
• Price: ¥5,980,000
• Ownership: Freehold
• Parking: No
• Zoning: Category 1 Low-Rise Res.

DETAILED OVERVIEW
This property presents an interesting opportunity for buyers looking for an affordable entry point into the Tokyo metropolitan area, particularly those considering a property for rental or investment purposes. The seller estimates a gross yield of approximately 15%, making the property notably different from many higher-priced opportunities closer to central Tokyo. The home is currently vacant and available for immediate handover. It is connected to public water, sewerage, and city gas, while the surrounding residential area is described as quiet with good sunlight. The relatively flat setting also makes day-to-day access straightforward.

The existing structure is being sold as-is, and the property does not currently have frontage on a road recognized under Japan's Building Standards Act and is classified as non-rebuildable (can be renovated). The property also exceeds the applicable building coverage and floor-area ratios, and the boundary is not formally indicated. These points should be carefully reviewed before purchasing.

Akishima offers a suburban lifestyle on the western side of Tokyo, with convenient rail access toward central Tokyo while retaining a quieter residential atmosphere. Summers are generally hot and humid, with daytime temperatures often ~28–32°C (82–90°F), while winters are relatively dry and cool, with daytime temperatures commonly ~8–12°C (46–54°F).

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09/09/2026

🏡 Affordable 4DK investment property with land in
Nekabu 2 Chome, Ome, Tokyo, Japan
RJP0689 (Facebook exclusive)

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• Floor Plan: 4DK
• Building: 70.90 m² (763 ft²)
• Land: 122.09 m² (1,314 ft²)
• Built: Jun 1979 (47 yrs)
• Structure: Wood, 2F
• Station: JR Ome Line “Higashi-Ome Station" (5 min drive)
• Price: ¥5,800,000
• Ownership: Freehold
• Parking: Yes
• Zoning: Category 1 Low-Rise Res.

DETAILED OVERVIEW
Located in the greener western area of Tokyo, this property offers an opportunity to own a relatively affordable home in Ome, a city known for its nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere, surrounding mountains, and access to the Tama River. The area provides a noticeably quieter setting than central Tokyo while remaining connected to the capital by the JR Ome Line.

Ome is particularly appealing for those who enjoy an outdoor-oriented lifestyle. Nearby attractions include Mitake Gorge, where a riverside promenade follows the Tama River, as well as hiking routes around Mount Mitake and access to activities such as kayaking, rafting, and cycling. The area also offers historic streets, museums, traditional cultural sites, and seasonal scenery.

The property is currently occupied by a tenant, making it especially interesting for buyers considering an income-producing property rather than a vacant house. The listing also indicates an expected gross yield of approximately 10%, although actual rental income and investment performance should be independently confirmed with the seller before purchase.

Ome experiences four distinct seasons, with warm and humid summers, cool autumns, and cold winters. Its mountainous surroundings also contribute to a cooler, refreshing atmosphere compared with central Tokyo, particularly in areas closer to Mitake and Okutama.

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08/09/2026

Japan’s autumn doesn’t arrive all at once. 🍁

From Hokkaido in early November to Kyushu in December, the best foliage moves steadily south — and some of the most rewarding places to see it aren’t the ones that dominate the usual travel guides.

We pulled together the 2026 peak forecasts, regional timing, quieter destinations, and a few of our own picks so you can get a better sense of where to go and when.

Save this for your fall planning, and if you’re thinking beyond a short trip, pay attention to the smaller cities on the map. They’re often where Japan gets especially interesting.

Are you going to be in Japan during the autumn foliage?

07/09/2026

🏡 Spacious 6SLDK Family Home with Garden and Renovated Interior in
Kitago 4 Jo, Shiroishi Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan
RJP0688

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• Floor Plan: 6SLDK
• Building: 132.7 m² (1,429 ft²)
• Land: 198.5 m² (2,137 ft²)
• Built: Dec 1979
• Structure: Wood, 2F
• Station: JR Chitose Line “Heiwa Station” (12 min walk)
• Price: ¥8,800,000
• Ownership: Freehold
• Parking: Yes (2 cars)
• Zoning: First-Class Low-Rise Res. Zone

DETAILED OVERVIEW
Located in a quiet residential neighborhood of Sapporo's Shiroishi Ward, this spacious detached home offers an unusually generous amount of living space for its price point. The property has benefited from a number of updates over the years, including improvements to the kitchen, bathroom facilities, and boiler, helping the interior feel more cared for than its age might suggest. Large windows, wooden flooring, built-in storage throughout the rooms, and a comfortable entrance area contribute to a practical everyday living environment.

Everyday conveniences like supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, schools, and parks are all within the surrounding neighborhood. Kita-to Elementary School is approximately a four-minute walk away, while Kita-to Junior High School is also within easy reach, making the location particularly practical for families. Sapporo experiences four distinct seasons, with warm summers generally reaching ~25–30°C (77–86°F), while winters are cold and snowy, with temperatures frequently falling below freezing.

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07/09/2026

Okazaki is an interesting example of why we don't think the best property opportunities are always found in the smallest towns.

It has history, but it isn't living in the past. It has a strong local economy, but doesn't feel like another anonymous commuter suburb. It's close to Nagoya, but it has its own identity and reasons for people to actually choose to live there.

That combination matters.

When looking at a town, we're less interested in whether it sounds exciting on paper and more interested in what happens when you look underneath.
→ Who lives there?
→ What supports the local economy?
→ How connected is it?
→ What kinds of properties are actually available?
→ What happens if the market doesn't develop exactly as expected?

Okazaki checks a lot of those boxes, which is why it made our premium newsletter.

It's also a good reminder that "under-the-radar" doesn't necessarily mean remote or cheap. Sometimes it just means a place that hasn't yet made it onto the international buyer's shortlist.

Okazaki is one of five Aichi communities featured in our January Premium Newsletter, alongside Arimatsu, Tokoname, Gamagori and Nishio.

Want to see the places we're researching before they become familiar names? Our Premium Newsletter includes the current edition plus the full archive of past editions.

Save this for your Aichi research, and tell us: would you choose Okazaki over living in central Nagoya?

03/09/2026

🏡 Spacious 5LDK home with convenient access in
Yabase, Kotoura, Tōhaku District, Tottori Prefecture, Japan
RJP0687

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• Floor Plan: 5LDK
• Building: 147.4 m² (1,586 ft²)
• Land: 201.6 m² (2,170 ft²)
• Built: Jun 1972
• Structure: Lightweight Steel Frame
• Station: JR Sanin Main Line “Yabase Station” (4 min drive)
• Price: ¥5,500,000
• Ownership: Freehold
• Parking: Yes (1 car)
• Zoning: Unspecified

DETAILED OVERVIEW
Situated on a southeast corner lot, this spacious home offers a practical setting with convenient access to everyday amenities. The property faces an approximately 8.0-meter-wide public road to the south, while also connecting to a private road on the east, providing an open feel around the site. Daily conveniences are located nearby, including a convenience store, drugstore, and the Apt shopping center, all within approximately 850 meters. Public water and sewer services are available, and the property is currently vacan.

Kotoura experiences warm, humid summers and cool winters with noticeable seasonal variation. The surrounding Tottori coastal region also receives substantial rainfall throughout the year, with winter conditions bringing colder temperatures and occasional snowfall.

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03/09/2026

Thinking about buying property in Japan but not sure where to begin?

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That’s exactly why we created Buying Property in Japan Made Simple.

This free guide is designed to help you understand the bigger picture before making decisions or getting too far into your property search. It covers some of the most important things buyers should know, including facts that are often misunderstood online.

Whether you're dreaming of a countryside akiya, a traditional kominka, an investment property, or a home to eventually relocate to, having the right information early can save you time, money, and unnecessary surprises later.

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02/09/2026

🌿 Affordable countryside 6DK Japanese house in
Amagi, Omuta, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
RJP0686

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• Floor Plan: 6DK
• Building: 47.3 m² (509 ft²)
• Land: 327.5 m² (3,525 ft²)
• Built: Apr 1965
• Structure: Wood, 1F
• Station: Nish*tetsu Tenjin Omuta Line “Higashi-Amagi Station" (10 min walk)
• Price: ¥3,300,000
• Ownership: Freehold
• Parking: No
• Zoning: Urbn Ctrl Area

DETAILED OVERVIEW
Set on a generous corner plot, this traditional single-story home offers plenty of outdoor space and the flexibility to create a comfortable countryside retreat. The property includes an additional detached structure, which can potentially be used as a hobby room, workshop, storage space, or other personal-use area after considering the necessary requirements. Parts of the bathroom and hallway have already been renovated, while the remainder of the property offers an opportunity for further customization.

With its spacious grounds and multiple rooms, the home could suit buyers looking for a renovation project, a second home, or a quieter lifestyle with room for hobbies and outdoor activities. The surrounding area provides access to local schools and everyday conveniences, while central Omuta offers additional shopping, dining, and services. Omuta has a generally mild Kyushu climate, with hot and humid summers often reaching ~30–33°C (86–91°F) and relatively cool winters commonly ranging from ~3–10°C (37–50°F).

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26/08/2026

🏯 Renovated 4LDK Kyoto property in
Sennyuji Yamanouchicho, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
RJP0685

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• Floor Plan: 4LDK
• Building: 76.6 m² (825 ft²)
• Land: 61.6 m² (663 ft²)
• Built: Oct 1988
• Structure: Wood, 2F
• Station: JR Nara Line “Tofukuji Station" (14 min walk)
• Price: ¥6,660,000
• Ownership: Freehold
• Parking: No
• Zoning: Category 1 Mid/High-Rise Residential District

DETAILED OVERVIEW
Located in the historic Higashiyama area of Kyoto, this home sits in the elevated Sennyuji Yamanouchicho neighborhood, offering a residential setting while remaining close to some of the city's most recognizable cultural districts. The property is positioned near temples, traditional streets, and the wider Higashiyama area. The home has a south-eastern main exposure and benefits from good airflow. Everyday conveniences are also within walking distance, including a supermarket, convenience store, bank, and local school, plus the Sennyuji Temple is located nearby.

Kyoto experiences four distinct seasons, with warm, humid summers commonly reaching around 30–35°C (86–95°F), while winters can be cold, with temperatures often around 0–10°C (32–50°F). Spring and autumn are generally mild and are especially popular seasons for enjoying the area's temples, gardens, and historic streets.

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