Explore Japan’s vacant homes (akiya) and other real estate in plain English—100% free. Start with better data on a live map, filtered for real-world viability and ranked for value. No fees. No credit card. Just a clean way to begin your Japan home journey.
Position the crosshair and select “Search Here” to scan within the blue radius. Move the map to new areas and refine with filters (price, year built, size).
Click any marker to open full details—always in English. Compare quickly, then save your favorites.
Akiya Hunter is sponsored byAkiyaHub — the #1 global Japanese real estate community. When you’re ready to go beyond browsing, AkiyaHub provides next-step help: comprehensive property reports, agent outreach, bilingual coordination, viewings, offer-to-closing support, and remote purchase guidance (including escrow via a certified trust account).
Data updates regularly from 10+ verified Japanese sources. We display converted USD prices using current exchange rates when available.
Disclaimer: We strive for accuracy but can’t guarantee it. Always verify details with us, AkiyaHub, or the listing source before decisions.
Yes. You can buy and own land and houses in Japan without a visa. A visa is only required to live long-term.
No. You only need appropriate residency status if you plan to live in Japan.
Expect registration and license tax, stamps, brokerage, and local fees. AkiyaHub provides clear estimates when you’re ready.
Mortgages for non-residents and older homes are rare. Most foreign buyers purchase in cash.
Yes. With bilingual coordination, power-of-attorney, verified partners, and a certified trust account for escrow, many buyers complete the entire process from overseas.
Do due diligence. Request viewings, additional photos/videos, and inspections. AkiyaHub can arrange quotes and, where appropriate, management support.
Create a free account and start exploring real listings on an interactive map—fully in English. When a property looks right, move fast and tap the AkiyaHub partnership for expert next steps.
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Traditional akiya houses, modern homes, coastal and mountain properties, and ski-area homes—with photos and key details in English.
Sponsored byAkiyaHub — the #1 global Japanese real estate community. Learn the process, meet buyers like you, and get expert help when you’re ready.
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