Category: PROPERTY

After months of searching, paperwork, and cultural learning curves, we finally own land in Japan — and it’s in the peaceful mountain town of Nikko. This video documents the full real estate journey: ... ( read original story ...)

Naomi Osaka has made a splash on the property ladder as well as the famed courts of Wimbledon, picking up a pair of swanky luxury homes that A-list celebrities previously inhabited ... ( read original story ...)

Naomi Osaka has been a household name in the tennis world for a number of years now, with the 27-year-old having racked up four Grand Slam titles during her illustrious career to date ... ( read original story ...)

Naomi Osaka has won four Grand Slam titles during her illustrious tennis career, and the Japanese star has used her vast wealth to purchase two stunning properties ... ( read original story ...)

Naomi Osaka has won four Grand Slams and is one of the biggest names in women's tennis - and she has spent her earnings on a pair of incredible homes in the US. ( read original story ...)

Tokyo's office market is undergoing a notable geographic shift in 2025, as rising rents and limited availability in the city's central business districts push companies to relocate to outer wards. ( read original story ...)

Japanese knotweed is a highly invasive plant species that can cause serious damage to properties, leading to a decrease in house prices and legal issues ... ( read original story ...)

Flight JL8696/IJ004, operated under a codeshare deal with budget carrier Spring Airlines Japan, dropped 26,000ft in 10 minutes on Monday evening. ( read original story ...)

Japanese knotweed can grow several inches a day, is so aggressive that it is nearly impossible to eradicate, and is lowering property values worldwide. ( read original story ...)

Plans to demolish a historic baseball stadium where Babe Ruth played and an adjacent rugby venue are at the heart of a disputed park redevelopment in Tokyo that critics say trades history and ... ( read original story ...)

Plans to demolish a historic baseball stadium where Babe Ruth played and an adjacent rugby venue are at the heart of a disputed park redevelopment in Tokyo that critics say trades history and greenery ... ( read original story ...)

Investors attracted by potential high yields increasingly do not care about a property's grim history, mostly because they are unlikely to live there themselves. ( read original story ...)

Here's the No. 1 resume green flag, says CEO: It shows you’re ‘really driven and really curious’ As good as it gets: 20 iconic films that should never get a remake First Peoples’ Assembly set to ... ( read original story ...)

Kazutoshi Kodama inspects 'misfortunate properties' in Japan, where psychological distress may occur due to past deaths on site. Rising real estate prices now attract buyers to these stigmatized homes ... ( read original story ...)

Once shunned, ‘misfortunate properties’ – the sites of murders or suicides – are becoming hot commodities in Japan’s surging property market. ( read original story ...)

In Japan it used to be hard to find takers for homes where a death had occurred. But as property prices soar, more buyers are finding that discounted prices make up for a fear of restless spirits. ( read original story ...)