Japan is considering tightening rules against abandoned houses, as the number of empty homes continues to grow. The government is proposing to levy punitive taxes on owners of unkempt properties, …
Japan has a serious problem with empty houses. Millions of akiyas, or abandoned homes, are scattered throughout the country, and the number is only growing. The problem is particularly acute …
House and land auctions have become an inexpensive and fascinating way to buy property. Japan’s blend of tradition and modernity is reflected in these auctions, where old-fashioned bidding and the …
On the occasion of the public presentation of Google’s Artificial Intelligence, called Bard, we asked him whether acquiring an Akiya or an economical house at auction in Japan would be …
We asked the trending Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, about the feasibility of owning a property in Japan, and it has crafted an article that we wish to share with our readers. …
There’s no doubt that the Internet has become an essential tool in our daily lives… So, if you want to have a good connection and stay connected to the Internet, …
The possibility of buying a house in Japan at a very good price and living in the middle of bucolic rice fields while working online and gradually renovating the house …
If we are going to spend a small part of the year in Japan, one of the most important things to think about is how we are going to get …
Citizens of United Kingdom, Ireland, Gibraltar, Australia, Canada, the United States, Argentina, Netherlands and Belgium do not require a visa if their visit to Japan is for less than 90 …
The Land of the Rising Sun is incredibly modern in many ways, but one of the things that most surprises tourists and visitors is the low use of credit cards …
