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Photo by Preillumination SeTh  on Unsplash The Dream Is Real—And Totally Doable You've scrolled through dreamy photos of misty mountain...

Millennials are leading a surprising new movement in Japan’s real estate market—buying and renovating akiya (abandoned homes) across the countryside. With over 9 million vacant homes in Japan, these affordable properties are attracting millennial buyers who seek sustainability, remote work lifestyles, and creative renovation opportunities.

Whether you're buying a dream home or selling a property in Japan, choosing the right real estate agent  can make all the difference. A...

Whether you're buying or selling a home in Japan, one of the key costs to be aware of is the real estate commission fee . This fee is...

Image: Unsplash Spring in Japan is synonymous with cherry blossoms—and what better way to enjoy them than from the porch of your very own...

Introduction For those dreaming of owning a slice of Japan—whether it’s a charming countryside retreat or a traditional kominka steeped...

Introduction Buying a home in Japan, especially an affordable one, can be an exciting journey filled with opportunities to embrace the...

If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a traditional Japanese home, Old Houses Japan is your ultimate destination. With the most extensive...

If you’ve ever dreamed of waking up to the sound of birdsong, surrounded by lush greenery, or having sweeping mountain views right...

Introduction Running an Airbnb in Japan can be a rewarding venture, combining the opportunity to meet travelers from around the globe...

Introduction Japan’s unique blend of traditional culture, modern innovation, and breathtaking landscapes has made it one of the world’s...

Introduction Renovating an old home in Japan can be a transformative experience, blending modern comfort with traditional charm. However,...

Introduction In recent years, the idea of off-the-grid living has captured the imagination of individuals seeking a simpler, more...

Introduction Renovating an akiya (abandoned home) in Japan is an exciting venture, allowing you to restore a piece of history and create...

Introduction As the allure of urban living fades for many, the Japanese countryside has become an increasingly attractive option for...

Moving into an akiya  offers a unique opportunity to embrace a more sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle. Japan’s rural countryside...

If you're drawn to the charm of rural Japan or have ever dreamt of owning a quaint home in this beautiful country, the concept of an...

Introduction Japan is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes and bustling cities in the world. However, there is a darker side...

Japanese Home with a beautiful garden. Japan’s akiya (abandoned houses) often come with an unexpected bonus: a treasure trove of...

Termite damage is a common issue in Japan’s wooden homes, and early detection is crucial to minimizing repair costs.