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Investment Areas by Region
Explore real estate investment areas across Japan by region
Hokkaido
Hokkaido
A real estate investment area characterized by vast land in Hokkaido. With approximately 2 million people concentrated in Sapporo, rental demand is overwhelmingly high within the prefecture. Property prices are affordable compared to the Tokyo metropolitan area, making it easier to target high-yield apartment building investments. There are also investment opportunities in vacation rentals and short-term leasing leveraging tourism demand.
Tohoku
Aomori・Iwate・Miyagi・Akita・Yamagata・Fukushima
The Tohoku area offers stable rental demand centered on Sendai City. With a population of approximately 8.5 million across six prefectures, concentration toward Sendai continues to intensify. High-yield properties unique to regional cities are abundant, and asset value appreciation is expected from redevelopment around Sendai Station. The strong demand for single-occupancy student housing, supported by numerous universities, is also attractive to investors.
Kanto
Ibaraki・Tochigi・Gunma・Saitama・Chiba・Tokyo・Kanagawa
Japan's largest economic zone, home to approximately 44 million people. With overwhelming rental demand centered on Tokyo, it is ideal for stability-focused investment with low vacancy risk. Bedroom communities in Saitama, Chiba, and Kanagawa offer moderate property prices with a good balance of yields. Ongoing redevelopment and transportation infrastructure improvements support long-term asset value maintenance and growth.
Chubu
Niigata・Toyama・Ishikawa・Fukui・Yamanashi・Nagano・Gifu・Shizuoka・Aichi
A major manufacturing hub centered on Nagoya, led by Toyota and other manufacturers. Supported by a stable employment base, it offers solid rental demand with a good balance of yield and stability. The extension of the Hokuriku Shinkansen and the opening of the Linear Chuo Shinkansen are expected to further stimulate the economy. Areas like Niigata and Nagano also offer resort investment opportunities amid rich natural settings.
Kinki
Mie・Shiga・Kyoto・Osaka・Hyogo・Nara・Wakayama
Western Japan's largest economic zone, home to the three major cities of Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe. With a population of approximately 20 million, rental demand ranks second only to the Tokyo metropolitan area nationwide. Active redevelopment driven by Expo, IR development, and expanding inbound tourism creates abundant investment opportunities. With concentrations of universities and businesses, there is broad rental demand from singles to families.
Chugoku
Tottori・Shimane・Okayama・Hiroshima・Yamaguchi
An area where rental demand in regional core cities centered on Hiroshima and Okayama remains stable. Property prices are moderate compared to major metropolitan areas, making high-yield investments accessible. Along the Sanyo Shinkansen line, transportation convenience is high with rental demand from corporate transferees and singles. Many areas have relatively low natural disaster risk, providing a solid investment environment suited for long-term holding.
Shikoku
Tokushima・Kagawa・Ehime・Kochi
An area centered on Takamatsu and Matsuyama where real estate investment focuses on compact urban areas. Property prices are among the lowest nationally, with gross yields exceeding 10% available. Major cities in Shikoku have concentrations of government, medical, and educational institutions maintaining steady rental demand. Improved transportation access to Honshu has increased attention as an investment destination.
Kyushu & Okinawa
Fukuoka・Saga・Nagasaki・Kumamoto・Oita・Miyazaki・Kagoshima・Okinawa
A growth area boasting one of the highest population growth rates nationwide, centered on Fukuoka City. As a gateway to Asia, international economic exchange is active, drawing attention as a high-potential investment destination. Each prefecture offers unique investment opportunities, from the semiconductor boom in Kumamoto driven by TSMC to resort demand in Okinawa. Warm climate and low cost of living attract increasing numbers of migrants, with rental demand on an upward trend.
