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Cerita penghuni, panduan area, dan berita dari properti kami di seluruh Jepang.

Electricity and water are easy to start, but gas needs an in-person appointment. Here's how to set up all three utilities in your new Japanese apartment and what to book first.

Renting with children in Japan means thinking about floor plans, noise, school districts, and city hall benefits, not just the apartment. Here's what changes for families and how to prepare.

Noise complaints are one of the most common sources of tension between neighbors in Japan. Here's the right way to report a noisy neighbor through proper channels — and what to do if you're the one being complained about.

Japan's earthquakes and typhoons show up in your rental contract, not just your emergency kit. Here's what to check about earthquake standards, required insurance, and disaster clauses before you sign.

Moving to a new address in Japan requires more than signing a lease — it means filing tenshutsu todoke and tennyu todoke at city hall within 14 days. Here's the step-by-step process and what to avoid.

Your first Tokyo apartment doesn't need to be a gamble. Here's where existing foreign communities, multilingual support, and reasonable rent make the process easier for first-time renters.

Remote work has made regional cities like Fukuoka and Sendai a real option for cutting costs. Here's what you'd actually save — and the hidden expenses, like car costs and income gaps, that can eat into it.

Memulai pekerjaan baru di Jepang tentu menjadi pengalaman yang menarik. Namun, kehidupan sehari-hari juga bisa terasa membingungkan, terutama pada beberapa bulan pertama. Berikut 5 hal yang sering menjadi masalah bagi pekerja asing di Jepang dan tips sederhana untuk menghindarinya.
A designer moves from Berlin into a women-only share house and finds a surprisingly tight-knit floor.