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Luxury Real Estate
in Tokyo

Properties for Sale

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Services at Housing Japan

From hassle free purchase to professional property management, we offer a one stop service to clients onshore and offshore.

Buy Tokyo Property

Did you know that anyone can buy freehold real estate in Tokyo? Whether you live overseas or reside in Tokyo, we are here to guide you.

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Professional
Property Management

We provide comprehensive Property Management Services. Access seamless communication and control through our Owner's Portal.

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Sell Tokyo Property

When you are ready to sell or move on from your property in Tokyo, we are here to ensure that you get the best possible sale result.

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Luxury Areas of Tokyo

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A vibrant residential and commercial district that still retains a touch of traditional Tokyo charm.

Akasaka street

A chic and sophisticated neighborhood with exclusive boutiques, trendy cafes, and art galleries.

Omotesando high end shopping

An affluent residential neighborhood known for its luxurious homes, foreign embassies, and beautiful parks and gardens.

Heart of prime Azabujuban

A sleek and contemporary treelined neighborhood with upscale shops and restaurants.

Luxury in Daikanyama

A stylish and elegant district that offers a unique blend of modern luxury and a diverse dining scene.

Yebisu Garden Place in Ebisu

A serene and peaceful district that is renowned for the sakura-lined Meguro river.

Cherry blossoms along the Meguro river

A lively and dynamic district that is known for its bustling streets, lively atmosphere with an abundance of shopping and dining options.

People walking on a busy Shibuya Crossing

Home to the latest Mori Mega-City development, Azabudai Hills, featuring luxury residences, commercial space and cultural and dining experiences.

High rise buildings in Toranomon
Front entrance of The Kita, modern architecture