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From Niseko to Hakuba: Invest in Japan’s Emerging Ski Hub

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Discover a Unique Investment Opportunity in Hakuba, Nagano, Japan

Are you seeking an exclusive investment opportunity in one of Japan’s premier winter destinations?

We are thrilled to present a remarkable off-market property in the heart of Hakuba, a location renowned for its stunning natural beauty and world-class ski resorts.

Property Overview

  • Price: ¥150,000,000 (inclusive of tax)
  • Type: Used residential house with apartments
  • Address: 3050-4, Hokujō, Hakuba Village, Kitaazumi District, Nagano Prefecture
    View on Google Maps

Transportation:

  1. 4 minutes by car (1.1 km) from JR Oito Line “Hakuba” Station
  2. 58 minutes by car (50.8 km) from “Azumino” IC on the Nagano Expressway
  3. Approximately 5 minutes by car to Happo-One Ski Resort, providing exceptional convenience for winter sports enthusiasts

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Off-Market Alert: Rare Development Land in Niseko Now Available

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Discover Exclusive Investment Potential: A Rare Niseko Development Land Opportunity

Introduction

Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Hokkaido, Niseko has established itself as one of the most sought-after ski resorts globally.

Known for its unparalleled powder snow, vibrant international community, and luxurious offerings,

Niseko continues to captivate investors and adventurers alike. Today, we are excited to introduce a rare, off-market development opportunity in this premier destination,

priced at 1.3 billion yen (about US$8.7 million)

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Capitalizing on Rare Pre-Built Landowner Shares: A Prestigious Investment in Tokyo’s Yaesu Redevelopment

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Elevating Your Portfolio: An Exceptional Offering of Pre-Built Landowner Shares in Central Tokyo

 

In Tokyo’s competitive real estate market, pre-built landowner’s shares are incredibly rare.

These properties become available when original landowners in a redevelopment area exchange their old properties for rights in newly constructed buildings.

Such opportunities only arise in large-scale redevelopment projects, such as the one underway in Yaesu 1-chome.

This offering presents a truly unique and highly valuable investment opportunity.

Property Overview: Tokyo Station Yaesu 1-Chome Redevelopment Project

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Invest in Japan’s Cultural Heritage: How Foreign Buyers Can Transform Abandoned Akiya Homes into Profitable Ventures

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Invest in Japan’s Cultural Heritage:

 

How Foreign Buyers Can Transform

 

Abandoned Akiya Homes

 

into Profitable Ventures

 

 

As Japan’s population declines and properties go unclaimed, an emerging segment of buyers is seeking out

 

rural architecture in need of renovation.

 

There are about 8.5 million abandoned houses, or akiya, across Japan,

 

accounting for roughly 14% of the country’s housing stock.

 

This number is expected to rise as the population continues to shrink.

 

According to an article in NYT, Australian software developer Jaya Thursfield and his Japanese-born wife,

 

Chihiro, purchased an akiya for 3 million yen (about $23,000) after relocating from London to Japan.

 

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The number of foreign tourists is sky-rocketing in Japan: Is it good timing to invest in the hotel segment ?

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If you are seriously interested in the real estate investment in Japan, the hotel segment is growth potential.
The number of foreign tourists to Japan is set to rise for the seventh straight year and hit a record level of
more than 30 million in 2018.

(Chart : Number of foreign tourists, unit: 10 thousand)

The government is targeting 40 million foreign visitors by 2020, when Tokyo will host the Olympics.

Japan accepted an all-time high of 28.69 million foreign visitors in 2017, up 19.3 percent from the previous year

and the number of visitors are still on rise.

The estimated number of foreign visitors to Japan in February 2019 rose 3.8 percent from a year earlier to a record 2,604,300,

but the growth in Chinese tourists slowed.

By country and region, the highest number of visitors came from China at 723,600, up 1.0 percent from a year earlier,

according to the Japan Tourism Agency.

However, the pace of growth slowed from 19.3 percent in January with a declining number of cruise ships making stops in Japan.

South Korea was second at 715,800, up 1.1 percent, followed by Taiwan at 399,800, down 0.3 percent, and Hong Kong at 179,300, up 0.5 percent.

The number of visitors from Southeast Asia jumped in February, with Vietnam marking a 68.6 percent leap to 39,400,

Thailand up 31.4 percent to 107,800, and the Philippines up 28.0 percent to 35,200, according to the agency.

On a yearly basis, the number of foreign tourists visiting Japan surpassed 30 million in 2018.
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Retro Kominka (Japanese old folk house、古民家) for sale near Mt. Fuji : You can run a hotel with view of Mt.Fuji and the lake

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(Lake Saiko)

Glamorous and chic.

One of my friends is now listing the great KOMINKA (古民家) in Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Yamanashi prefecture (by Lake Saiko)

The house is less than two hours drive from Shinjuku station and its takes about 2 hours and 15 mins by express bus/train from Shinjuku.

The access is excellent from central Tokyo.

Where is Yamanashi and what is its feature ?

Located within two hours of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area, Yamanashi boasts fresh air, crystal clean water, and a multitude of attractions

which people come to see all year round. Starting with the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, Yamanashi is surrounded by four national and quasi-national parks

– but the region’s natural charms do not end there. You can stroll along the shores of the Fuji Five Lakes, hiking along the Southern Alps,

and feasting your eyes upon Yamanashi’s plateaus, valleys, and lush fields of flowers.

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