Marriott to open Tadao Ando-designed W hotel in Osaka in 2021

Marriott International has secured a deal to open and manage a 337-room luxury hotel in Japan’s second-largest city, Osaka. Designed by architect Tadao Ando, the 27-floor property will be operated by Marriott’s subsidiary W Hotels Worldwide. ( read original story ...)

Japan Property Gallery

See multiple new property from Japan's most renowned developers, together with market information and related services. HJ Real Estate specialises in Japanese property and this event is for anyone interested in owning a luxury home or investing in Japan. ( read original story ...)

W Hotels Worldwide to Open First Japan Property in 2021

W Hotels Worldwide has announced the signing of W Osaka, slated to open in 2021. Owned by Sekisui House, a long-standing partner of Marriott International, this opening will be the first-ever W Hotel in Japan. The 27-floor hotel will offer 337 guestrooms ... ( read original story ...)

Foreign hotel chains race to tap tourism boom in Japan

A rendering of the hotel that Marriott International plans to open in Osaka in 2021, its first upmarket W brand property in Japan. As a global hotel brand, Marriott International cannot afford to miss the great opportunity arising from the sharp growth of ... ( read original story ...)

Japanese firm to invest $15m in serviced apartment complex

Japanese property firm Leopalace21 Corp will build a serviced apartment complex in Phnom Penh costing $15 million to cater to the growing demand from foreign business executives and short-term travellers in one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing ... ( read original story ...)

Japan’s Leopalace21 opens serviced apartments in Cambodia

PHNOM PENH – Property firm Leopalace21 Corp. has opened a serviced ... Leopalace21 has advanced into Southeast Asia in recent years, joining other Japanese companies tapping into emerging countries in the region to supplement business activity that ... ( read original story ...)

Based Japanese Deport North Korean Refugees

Japan acted in its own national interest recently, it deported several North Korean fishermen who ostensibly washed up on its shores and decided to criminally prosecute several others who stole property from a largely uninhabited island. The Norks even ... ( read original story ...)

Is It Time to Try Investing in Japan Again?

"all the land in Japan, a country the size of California, was worth about $18 trillion, or almost four times the value of all property in the United States at the time." The grounds of the Imperial Palace were reported to be worth more than France. ( read original story ...)