Introducing the Holey Area for Buying Real Estate in Japan, Part 1

With the increasing number of foreigners purchasing real estate, there are many areas that are popular among foreigners. While foreigners are moving all over Japan, there are also foreigners who are considering purchasing real estate as an investment.
For those people, we would like to introduce some of the areas that are a hole in the ground.

The most popular places for foreigners to purchase real estate are Hokkaido, Nagano, Kyoto, Fukuoka, and Tokyo.

Hokkaido is rich in nature with its large land area, and Nagano Prefecture is rich in nature with places where winter sports can be played. Kyoto Prefecture is a city with a lot of Japanese culture, and Fukuoka offers convenient access to overseas destinations and many companies to work for. Tokyo is the capital of Japan, so it is a popular area because of its convenient access to overseas and many companies.

The area introduced here is one of the best places to live.

Attractive Kanda area with calm atmosphere and one stop to Tokyo Station.

The first location is the area around Kanda in Tokyo, which is a very secluded area.
Kanda is only one stop away from Tokyo Station, so transportation access is excellent, and the area is full of history. The area is also full of hidden history, which is one of the charms of this area.

Kanda is also home to many universities.
Therefore, Kanda is a popular area for students. Because of the large number of students, there are many people looking for rooms for rent in Kanda, making it a highly recommended area.

Also, although it does not have the glamour of a downtown area, it is a very calm place, making it a great place to live.
And, as mentioned earlier, Tokyo Station is only one stop away, making it easy to get to many places.

Also, from Kanda Station, it is possible to take the Yamanote, Chuo, Ginza, and Keihin-Teihoku lines of subway and train. It is very convenient to go to Tokyo and around Tokyo.

Because of this convenience, prices are a little high, but the demand for the property makes it an ideal location for those who are considering real estate management after purchasing real estate.

Hakata Ward area is attractive for its convenient access and livability.

The second location is Hakata Ward in Fukuoka Prefecture.

Hakata Ward is home to Hakata Station, which is the main access point to the city.
This makes it a recommended area for easy train travel to other prefectures and convenient access to the airport.

Hakata Ward is a very livable district with office areas and schools, as well as residential areas.
The downtown area of Fukuoka is Tenjin, and Hakata Ward is recommended in Fukuoka because of its easy access to Tenjin.

Chuo Ward, where Tenjin is located, is also a popular area for foreigners to purchase real estate, but the Chuo Ward area is expensive and has the disadvantage of having to travel once to Hakata Station to reach other prefectures.

Although the travel time from Chuo Ward to Hakata Station is only a few minutes, Hakata Ward is more convenient because of the hassle of changing trains. Although not as glamorous as Chuo Ward, it is a very livable district to live in. It is a very good place for those who want to live calmly, live quietly, and go downtown only when playing! This is a very good place for those who want to live in a calm and quiet area and only go downtown when they want to have fun.

Also, since many companies gather here, it is easy to secure a place to work, and many students live here due to the convenience and ease of living.

Another attraction is that prices are moderate for the convenience and ease of living.
It is a highly recommended area for foreigners to purchase real estate, and can be called a hole-in-the-wall area.

Conclusion

We have introduced two areas to you.

Popular areas are good, but the areas we have introduced here are also beneficial for real estate purchases, so please consider them as candidates for your consideration.

They are good places for both those who want to move to Japan and those who want to invest in real estate.
Please check it out before it becomes a popular area.

Japan is a country with many foreign immigrants and property buyers. Good properties are available at the earliest opportunity, and more and more restrictions are being placed on foreigners purchasing real estate, so if you are considering buying, we recommend that you do so as soon as possible.