Our Collection

Properties across Japan

Every property in our collection has been personally visited and vetted. These are places we'd live in ourselves.

Grand Resort Complex in Yugawara-Atami — 16 Floors, 250+ Rooms

A rare large-scale hospitality asset straddling the Yugawara-Atami borderlands. A 16-story steel-reinforced concrete building with 250+ rooms and 14,712 m² of total floor area, set on over 33,700 m² of landholding spanning residential lots, forest, and a mineral spring right (鉱泉地). Pre-investigated for ryokan business permit. City gas, public water, and sewerage all connected. Delivered as-is, no warranty. 20-minute walk from JR Yugawara Station on the Tokaido Line.

Secluded Island Getaway on Naru Island, Goto

A 1982 wood post-and-beam akiya in Goto City's Naru-cho Okushi on Naru Island. The inspected house has 136.74 m² of floor area over two above-ground floors, attic storage, and water service active at inspection. Set within the existing seven-parcel island holding, the April 2026 inspection identifies renovation priorities around possible rainwater leakage, kitchen ceiling mold and damage, living room floor sinking, Japanese room floor damage, and moisture-related subfloor deterioration.

A Grand Coastal Estate in Shirako, Chiba

An expansive 6LDK home on 1,400 m² of land along the Kujukuri coast. Built in 2001 and currently vacant, the property suits multi-generational families, wellness retreats, or Minpaku businesses. Large attic, storage rooms, and serene garden.

Hot Spring Inn in Nambu, Yamanashi

A hot spring inn set within the tranquil natural environment of Yamanashi Prefecture. Its standout feature is an onsen constructed from massive ancient stones, offering a deeply restorative experience. Three structures across 3,900 m² of land.

Highland Compound at Norikura - Ryokan, Pension & Two Villas

A rare four-structure compound in the alpine highlands of Norikura Kogen, Matsumoto. The package includes a 12-room licensed ryokan with Suzuran onsen rights, a chalet-style pension with access to Shirahone's milky-white sulfur springs, and two vacant villas - all within a national park landscape at over 1,500m elevation. Purchase documents show 24,502.59 m² of land excluding private road parcels, or 25,284.59 m² including the private road interests.

1,374 m² (4 structures)