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Tag Archives: real estate
Resource: Real Estate Japan Blog
For those who are studying social science topics dealing with urban planning and demographics, Real Estate Japan started a blog in April 2015 that may be of use to you. While the English-language site generally focuses on buying and renting … Continue reading
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Tagged housing, Japan, real estate, research, resources, social sciences
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Living in Japan Part 3: Apartment Hunting Basics
While my last two posts on living in Japan covered a lot of different areas for before you leave and immediately after you arrive, today, I will be talking specifically about hunting for apartments. For someone unacquainted with Japanese real … Continue reading
Fun Link Friday: Real Haunted Homes in Japan?
Halloween may have passed, but that’s no reason to stop bringing the chills! Teru Oshima has developed a new kind of real-estate map, one mapping Japan’s most haunted property locations, where grisly events leading to unnatural deaths have occurred. Typically real-estate … Continue reading
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Tagged fun link friday, ghosts, haunted house, hauntings, housing, Japan, real estate
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Living in Japan Part 2: Getting Your Residency Started
As I wrote previously, this series of articles will detail some of the standard processes of getting your life started in Japan on a more permanent basis (for example, staying for a year or two) in a place of your … Continue reading
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Tagged apartment hunting, apartments, bank account, cell phone, hanko, living in Japan, national health insurance, real estate, real estate agent, registration, resident, resident registration, seal, STEP, zairyu card
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