Step 1 of your plan to buy in Japan

See What Your Budget Can Actually Buy in Japan

Tell us what you are looking for and get a personalized Snapshot showing where your budget actually works, how much matching inventory exists, and what to adjust to unlock more options.

Your first Market Snapshot is free. Member property search requires paid membership.

  • Best-fit areas
  • Realistic max property price
  • What to adjust

Join 65,000+ members from 72+ countries.

Free, in English, and based on current listing inventory.

  • Free account
  • No credit card required
  • No obligation to buy

Explore for free. Upgrade when you’re ready to act.

AkiyaHub is home to 65,000+ people exploring property in Japan, and we’ve guided hundreds of foreign buyers through the purchase process. Based on that experience, start free to understand the market; membership adds the tools and team support we recommend when you’re ready to move.

Included with your free account

  • Your free gift: a personalized Japan Market Match Snapshot
  • Our proprietary market reports: national medians, prefecture price bands, and how fast homes are moving
  • Weekly Featured Properties, handpicked educational examples from public listings
  • 150+ buyer education articles, with hundreds of answers to the detailed questions you will hit
  • Area breakdowns for all 47 prefectures, from Tokyo to the countryside
  • Chat with our Japan team for basic questions about your budget, areas, and plan

No purchase necessary. No credit card.

Recommended membership when you’re ready to move

  • Full Japan property search, filters, Property Radar, and personalized AI feed
  • Saved shortlists, cost calculators, and Property Intelligence tools
  • The guided 10-step buyer roadmap
  • A free 1:1 Feasibility Call to review your goals and plan (limited weekly availability), plus video support at key Journey milestones

Membership starts at $19/month with annual billing ($228 billed once a year), or $25 month-to-month. Cancel anytime. Property-specific services are separate when needed.