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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2024 · 25 MIN

Dear Diary Series: Japan Real Estate Summit Presentation (Video in description)

from Buying a House in Japan · host Mokomoko Productions

Video link: https://youtu.be/6rO1YfMwjN4In preparation for their presentation at the Japan Real Estate Summit on April 6th, Joey and Take rehearse their insights on the "Dear Diary Series: Japan Real Estate Summit Presentation." They introduce AkiyaMart, their platform designed to demystify the Japanese real estate market for foreigners with its user-friendly design and AI-enhanced listings.Sharing personal stories that led to AkiyaMart's creation, they emphasize the platform's role in overcoming the challenges of navigating Japan's real estate scene. They explore data insights revealing foreign buyers' preferred prefectures, market hotspots, and the price disparity between Tokyo and other areas.An AkiyaMart quiz offers intriguing facts about prefectures known for their unique characteristics, such as climate and real estate affordability. Concluding with a promotional offer, Joey and Take highlight their mission to bridge the gap between Japanese real estate and international buyers, previewing their upcoming summit presentation.

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