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Minpaku Rules in Japan: A Niigata & Okinawa Buyer’s Guide

Minpaku Rules in Japan: A Niigata & Okinawa Buyer’s Guide Market Notes · Japan Property Investment Buying a Property in Japan for Short-Term Rental? Check the Rules First A beautiful property is not automatically a legal short-term rental. Here is how to check before you buy — with a close look at Niigata City, Sado

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Exposed wood beam joints in a traditional Japanese timber-frame roof structure

Cheap Property in Japan: 3 Hidden Risks for Overseas Buyers

Before You Buy a “Cheap” Property in Japan Owner’s Representative Insights Before You Buy a “Cheap” Property in Japan Three hidden risks overseas buyers should check — and why a low asking price and an undervalued property are not the same thing. A low price can look very attractive. This is true for a snow-country

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An artist's palette of teal, emerald, and bright aqua creates a two-sided view of nature and culture. The left features a grey-asphalt driveway, lined by green bushes and a concrete block wall, winding down to an ocean vista of teal and cobalt-blue beneath a foggy-white sky. The power-lines are strong-grey against the pale atmosphere. The right features an vibrant teal lagoon with a marina and green-dense hillside, where three, traditional-bamboo tub boats are piloted by three figures in colorful, long-sleeve shirts. The sky above is cerulean-blue, and soft-white-and-grey clouds. The entire scene is bright and sun-drenched with an overhead perspective.

Buy Property in Japan: Sado Island & Okinawa Guide for Foreign Investors

Okinawa and Sado Real Estate: A Guide for Foreign Buyers The Sun and Snow Wave: Japan’s Resort Boom, and What It Means for You By Ayako Yamaguchi — Owner’s Representative, Niigata & Okinawa According to the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), Japan welcomed a record 42.7 million international visitors last year. This was about 15%

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