July 2026 edition
10 real listings on the market today — from ¥2.1M (~$13K). Picked by the YukiHomes team.
Here's the deal — foreigners can own property in Japan. 100%, freehold, no visa needed. These 10 prove the point.
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🚉 5 min walk — Asari Stn (JR Hakodate Main Line)
A 5-minute walk to the station, 131m² of house — and the land's all yours, freehold.
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🚌 13 min by bus — Otaru Stn (JR Hakodate Main Line)
$13K for a 4LDK in Otaru. Not a typo — 108m² of house on 191m² of freehold land.
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🚏 6 min walk — Shianbashi stop (Hokutetsu Bus)
Built 1996 — young for the price — a 4LDK in Kanazawa's Honda-machi.
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🚉 16 min walk — Kibana Stn (JR Nichinan Line)
6LDK+2S on 395m² of land in sunny Miyazaki. A genuinely big family house.
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🚉 17 min walk — Minami-Nagayama Stn (JR Sekihoku Main Line)
7 bedrooms in Asahikawa — Hokkaidō's second city, deep in powder country.
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🚉 13 min walk — Zenibako Stn (JR Hakodate Main Line)
Steel-frame 3LDK, 13 minutes on foot to the station — right between Sapporo and Otaru.
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🚉 12 min walk — Hakata Stn (JR + Subway)
Built 1927 — a real kominka (traditional Japanese house), 12 minutes on foot from Hakata Station.
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🚉 33 min walk — Minami-Matsumoto Stn (JR Shinonoi Line)
5LDK on 202m² of land in Matsumoto — the Japanese Alps are the backyard.
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🚉 34 min walk — Takata Stn (Myōkō Haneuma Line)
$19K. 6 rooms, 205m² of house, 315m² of land. Snow country — bring a shovel.
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🚗 Car country — no station nearby
10LDK and 361m² of house in Bandai ski country. Lodge-sized space.
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