Purchase & Renovation
We will manage all aspects of meetings and price negotiations with the real estate company, handling the final purchase meeting and key collection for you.
Together with our architect, we'll develop a design that suits your preferences while respecting the nuances of Japanese living.
For your convenience, we offer personal pickups at either Osaka Airport or Kyoto train station, guiding you to your property. Whether you wish to explore your home before, during, or after the renovation, we are delighted to arrange a visit that fits your schedule.
How does the process unfold?
Once we've identified the perfect house for you—or if you've already found it yourself—we will meet with the estate agents and owner, facilitating the purchase on your behalf (this is generally a 4 to 6 hour meeting).
After finalizing the purchase, we'll collaborate with our architect to provide a renovation cost estimate, and coordinate with all tradespeople involved.
During the construction phase, we conduct regular site visits, supplying you with weekly updates through images and videos, while managing any questions that arise from the build.
In Japan, certain customs are important to observe, such as introducing yourself to neighbors with a small gift. We handle all these cultural nuances for you, ensuring a worry-free experience, even if you don’t speak Japanese.
We will manage all aspects of meetings and price negotiations with the real estate company, handling the final purchase meeting and key collection for you.
Together with our architect, we'll develop a design that suits your preferences while respecting the nuances of Japanese living.
For your convenience, we offer personal pickups at either Osaka Airport or Kyoto train station, guiding you to your property. Whether you wish to explore your home before, during, or after the renovation, we are delighted to arrange a visit that fits your schedule.
How does the process unfold?
Once we've identified the perfect house for you—or if you've already found it yourself—we will meet with the estate agents and owner, facilitating the purchase on your behalf (this is generally a 4 to 6 hour meeting).
After finalizing the purchase, we'll collaborate with our architect to provide a renovation cost estimate, and coordinate with all tradespeople involved.
During the construction phase, we conduct regular site visits, supplying you with weekly updates through images and videos, while managing any questions that arise from the build.
In Japan, certain customs are important to observe, such as introducing yourself to neighbors with a small gift. We handle all these cultural nuances for you, ensuring a worry-free experience, even if you don’t speak Japanese.
We will manage all aspects of meetings and price negotiations with the real estate company, handling the final purchase meeting and key collection for you.
Together with our architect, we'll develop a design that suits your preferences while respecting the nuances of Japanese living.
For your convenience, we offer personal pickups at either Osaka Airport or Kyoto train station, guiding you to your property. Whether you wish to explore your home before, during, or after the renovation, we are delighted to arrange a visit that fits your schedule.
How does the process unfold?
Once we've identified the perfect house for you—or if you've already found it yourself—we will meet with the estate agents and owner, facilitating the purchase on your behalf (this is generally a 4 to 6 hour meeting).
After finalizing the purchase, we'll collaborate with our architect to provide a renovation cost estimate, and coordinate with all tradespeople involved.
During the construction phase, we conduct regular site visits, supplying you with weekly updates through images and videos, while managing any questions that arise from the build.
In Japan, certain customs are important to observe, such as introducing yourself to neighbors with a small gift. We handle all these cultural nuances for you, ensuring a worry-free experience, even if you don’t speak Japanese.