Nippon Tradings International presents a summary of attractive cities and other location analysis for investors in Japan’s real estate property market.
Guide to Shinagawa Ward – Tokyo's urban waterfront
Shinagawa Ward is where Tokyo’s industrial harbour is located, along with new high-end condo projects. Its proximity to both Haneda Airport and many of Tokyo’s business centres makes it an increasingly popular choice with expats.
Neon lights and ultra-modern buildings might be the images that the name ‘Tokyo’ evokes. But the Japanese capital has grown so expansive that it even engulfed small pockets of preserved nature.
Property Investment For Foreigners: Japan's Earthquakes & Other Natural Disasters
Ziv Nakajima-Magen – Partner & Executive Manager, Asia-Pacific Nippon Tradings International (NTI) speaks about Japan's real estate and how to prepare against earthquakes & other natural disasters
Year after year, Kichijoji is voted best place to live in Tokyo. Yet it is not even located within the 23 wards. Let's take a closer look at what makes this neighbourhood so special.
Chiyoda area guide: Japan’s centre of political power
Home to the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Station and government ministries, Chiyoda ward is the historical, financial and political centre of Tokyo that attracts both the business elite and diplomats.
Chuo area guide: Ginza, Tsukiji and reclaimed land
Chuo means “middle” in Japanese, and this district is located smack centre in the capital on the Tokyo Bay waterfront. It impresses with high-end shopping, long-established business districts, and luxury housing options.
