Find your home in Japan,
in your own language.
Rentals, purchases and property management across Japan — with agents who speak Japanese, English and Vietnamese and stay with you from viewing to move-in.
- 日本語 · English · Tiếng Việt
Start with the city you want to live in
Four ways we help you settle in Japan
Rent
Apartments and houses across Japan, including landlords who welcome first-time foreign tenants.
Find a rental →Buy
Condominiums and homes for residents and overseas buyers, with guidance on loans, taxes and paperwork.
Explore buying →Invest
Income-producing units and buildings, with realistic yield figures and full management after purchase.
Talk to an advisor →Dorms & short stays
Furnished rooms, shared housing and monthly stays for students, trainees and newcomers.
See short stays →Support in three languages
Japanese, English and Vietnamese, in the same conversation — no relay through a third party.
10+ years living and working in Japan
We went through the same screening and paperwork ourselves, so we know where newcomers get stuck.
Help passing tenant screening
We prepare your documents, explain your situation to landlords and guarantor companies, and find places likely to say yes.
With you from viewing to key handover
One point of contact through viewings, negotiation, contract signing and move-in.
From first message to first night, in five steps
Contact us
Tell us your budget, area and timing by form or chat.
Receive suitable options
We shortlist homes that match and that will accept your profile.
View in person or online
Visit with an interpreter-agent, or tour by video call.
Sign and get your keys
We explain every clause of the contract before you sign.
Settling-in support
Electricity, water, gas, internet, moving help and city-office registration.
Common questions
Can foreigners rent in Japan?
Yes. Many landlords welcome foreign tenants. You will usually need a residence card, proof of income and a guarantor company.
What do I pay up front?
Typically 4–6 months of rent: deposit, key money, agency fee, guarantor fee, first month and fire insurance. Use the calculator on each listing.
What is key money?
A non-refundable thank-you to the landlord, often 0–2 months of rent. Many listings here have none.
How long is a lease?
Usually two years, renewable. Early termination notice is commonly one month.
Do I need a Japanese guarantor?
Not usually. A guarantor company can act in place of a person for a fee of about 50–100% of one month’s rent.
Tell us what you’re looking for.
Send several requests at once — different areas, budgets or home types — and we’ll reply with a shortlist, usually within one business day.