Buying a land in Osaka

By the way, seems your email address is hidden.

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i think I will be able to help for your purchase. There are many process you can take. Let me know your situation, like your current location and etc so that I can take the best action for you.

Hello TaksJapan and asahiiiharu,

For security reasons, contact details should not be shared on the forum.

Also, TaksJapan how do you think you can help asahiiiharu? Kindly provide more information about that.

Yoginee

Expat.com team

@asahiiiharu Konnichiwa!Your name sounds like Japanese.

This what I searched:

Real estate transactions in Japan are usually brokered by real estate companies to prevent trading troubles. There is very little direct transaction cases between individuals. Information on properties for sale is registered by real estate brokerage companies or real estate companies that sell real estate, such as on the network system among real estate companies called REINS (Real Estate Information Network System) or privately-run real estate portal websites. In Japan there is no database that manages all property information and transaction history as seen in other countries.

@asahiiiharu

Here are some list of real estate company in Osaka

ミニミニFCJR大阪駅前店 https://g.co/kgs/sCYA9L

株式会社エイブル 大阪梅田店 https://g.co/kgs/bsYQjV

ライオンズ不動産

https://g.co/kgs/9NYnVg

I don't understand your question on here.

You are living in Osaka now.

so you must have some Japanese friends who bought a house or land in Japan.

I suppose you'd better ask them it.

they'll teach you their experience of it, if you have a good relationship with them.

I think some of them have multi-experiences of trading real estate.

not like buying car, you'll keep it long years.

you must design your life plan, then you'll know what type of land is needed and it's location.

In near future, Japan will have some huge earthquakes.

You should know it for owning land in Japan.

Japan is located on border of land plates.

The Japanese government has said that within 30 years there is a 70% chance that an earthquake will occur and Mt. Fuji will explode.

Anywhere in Japan..

When a volcano erupts, the westerly wind generated by the rotation of the earth blows volcanic ash to the west of the volcano.

When volcanic ash adheres to power lines, it causes power outages, and volcanic ash stops the flow of rivers, causing floods.

Unlike snow, volcanic ash does not melt in sunlight.

It is necessary to accept these and live in Japan for a long time.