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REAL ESTATE, BEYOND BORDERS.

Tokyo real estate,
guided beyond borders.

Local knowledge rooted in Itabashi, Tokyo, combined with a cross-border perspective. Asiascape supports your purchase or sale from the first conversation through closing.

  • Free initial consultation
  • No need to have every detail decided
  • No obligation to proceed
Itabashi / TokyoOperator of HouseDo Tokiwadai Station South Exit

Local understanding.
A wider point of view.

Real estate is about more than buildings and land. It is also about life, finances, and future choices. We combine knowledge of Tokyo—especially Itabashi—with clear, attentive communication.

Asiascape Inc. operates HouseDo Tokiwadai Station South Exit. Use our HouseDo store website to browse currently available properties.

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Making every real-estate decision clearer.

ITABASHI · TOKYO · JAPAN

KNOWLEDGE FOR BETTER DECISIONS

Japan real estate,
explained clearly.

Practical English guides to buying, selling, student housing, mortgages, and life in Itabashi and Tokyo.

Selling in Tokyo

Leaving Japan: Should You Sell or Rent Out Your Tokyo Property?

A practical decision guide for international owners comparing a Tokyo property sale with renting it out after leaving Japan.

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Selling in Tokyo

How Much Does It Cost to Sell Property in Japan?

Understand the main costs of selling property in Japan, including brokerage, contract stamp tax, registration, loan-related costs, preparation, and tax coordination.

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Selling in Tokyo

Can You Sell a Property With a Mortgage in Japan?

A practical guide to selling mortgaged property in Japan, from checking the payoff amount and sale proceeds to closing and mortgage cancellation registration.

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Selling in Tokyo

How to Sell a Tenanted Property in Tokyo

How to prepare, value, market, negotiate, and hand over a Tokyo rental property with a tenant in place while protecting accurate records and tenant rights.

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Selling in Tokyo

Documents Foreign Owners Need to Sell Property in Japan

A practical document checklist for foreign owners selling Japanese property, covering identity, address, title, purchase, mortgage, management, lease, and closing records.

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Selling in Tokyo

How to Sell an Apartment in Tokyo: An Owner’s Guide

A practical English guide to selling a Tokyo apartment, from valuation and building documents to marketing, negotiation, contract, closing, and handover.

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Selling in Tokyo

Selling Property in Japan as a Foreigner: What to Prepare

An English guide for foreign property owners in Japan covering valuation, identity and ownership documents, Japanese contracts, tax coordination, and closing preparation.

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Selling in Tokyo

Selling Investment Property in Tokyo: A Practical Guide

How to prepare a tenanted or vacant Tokyo investment property for sale, including valuation inputs, leases, income records, marketing, negotiation, and handover.

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Student Housing

Sending Your Child to Study in Japan? A Parent’s Housing Guide

A practical housing guide for parents of international students in Japan: dormitories, rental hurdles, Tokyo costs, school commutes, cultural differences, and a free Zoom consultation.

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Property Feature

CI Heights Wako: A 119 m² Maisonette Near Tokyo

A property feature for international buyers: a 119.54 m², 4SLDK maisonette nine minutes from Wako-shi Station, with a large landscaped community, renovation potential, and practical purchase checks.

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Buying in Japan

Buying Property in Japan as an International Client

A practical guide to buying property in Japan, from defining your purpose and budget to viewings, due diligence, contract, settlement, and handover.

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Mortgages

Can Foreign Nationals Get a Mortgage in Japan?

Understand how Japanese mortgage screening commonly looks at residency, income, employment, down payment, property, and documents—and how to prepare before applying.

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Selling from Overseas

How to Sell Property in Japan While Living Overseas

A step-by-step overview for overseas owners selling Japanese property, covering valuation, documents, remote communication, representation, contract, settlement, and tax coordination.

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Living in Tokyo

Is Itabashi a Good Place to Live? A Local Guide

Is Itabashi a good place to live? Compare commute times, rent and purchase costs, neighborhoods, official property data, and housing checks for foreign residents.

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Local real-estate support,
one minute from Tokiwadai Station.

Asiascape operates HouseDo Tokiwadai Station South Exit, located one minute on foot from the station’s south exit. From one local desk, we support property purchases, sales, financial planning, and other real-estate questions, with a particular focus on Itabashi.

01 / ACCESS

One minute from Tokiwadai

Visit us on the fourth floor of the Jonan Building, just outside the station’s south exit.

02 / LOCAL FOCUS

Focused on Itabashi

We help compare houses, apartments, and land with the surrounding area and daily life in mind.

03 / PROPERTY SEARCH

Beyond listed properties

Tell us your requirements even when the property is not shown online or is outside Itabashi.

04 / SELLING OPTIONS

Compare the right sale route

We organize brokerage, direct purchase, and onward-move options around price, timing, and privacy.

Address
Jonan Building 4F, 2-1-1 Minamitokiwadai, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo
Hours
10:00–18:30 / Closed Tue & Wed
View map and accessVisit the store website

FOR INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS

Your Tokyo property journey,
made clearer.

Japan has its own real-estate procedures and business practices. We help you understand the full journey—from property search and budgeting to contract, settlement, and handover—in English.

  • Property search and viewing support
  • Purchase process and document guidance
  • Financing and cost overview
  • Support through contract and closing
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You do not need to decide everything before we speak.

We begin by understanding your situation, then organize the information and the next practical step. The first conversation is for clarity, not pressure.

  1. 01

    Tell us your situation

    Share whether you are buying, selling, moving, handling an inheritance, or planning from overseas, together with your preferred timing.

  2. 02

    Compare the options

    We organize the budget, properties, selling routes, documents, and decisions that matter for your case.

  3. 03

    Choose the next step

    Move forward only with what is useful—such as a property search, valuation, or financing check.

Common questions

What types of property can I discuss with you?

We support the purchase and sale of new and pre-owned houses, apartments, and land. You can also ask us about investment property.

Can you search beyond the properties shown on the store website?

Yes. Our search is not limited to online listings, and we can also discuss locations outside Itabashi.

Can I speak with you before deciding to buy or sell?

Of course. We can begin by organizing your priorities, budget, options, or the current value of a property.

Where is the office and when is it open?

We are one minute from the south exit of Tokiwadai Station, on the fourth floor of the Jonan Building. Hours are 10:00–18:30, closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Can the consultation be handled in English?

Yes. We explain the process, expected costs, documents, contract, closing, and handover in English.

Company profile

REAL ESTATE, BEYOND BORDERS.
Company
Asiascape Inc.
Representative Director
徳永 吉治
Real-estate office
HouseDo Tokiwadai Station South Exit
Address
Jonan Building 4F, 2-1-1 Minamitokiwadai, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo 174-0072, Japan
Telephone / Fax
+81 3 5926 3188 / +81 3 6745 9250
Business hours
10:00–18:30 (closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays)
Real-estate license
Tokyo Governor License (2) No. 106121
Industry memberships
Tokyo Real Estate Association / National Association for Real Estate Transaction Guaranty / Council for Fair Real Estate Trade in the Greater Tokyo Area

CONTACT

Tell us where
you would like to begin.

Buying, selling, financing, or planning from overseas—you are welcome to contact us even if your requirements are still taking shape.

  • Free initial consultation
  • No need to have every detail decided
  • No obligation to proceed