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Finding housing in Japan as a foreigner is fairly simple. Expats should not face many restrictions when looking to rent an apartment or buy a house. One of the most difficult hurdles expats will face is the requirement of a guarantor.
You will need a real estate agent. Due to how land ownership and renting is handled in Japan, it's extremely difficult to rent directly from the property owner. In almost all cases, you will have to go through a real estate agency to rent an apartment.
When you rent a housing property in Japan, you will be required to have a guarantor's signature or seal on a lease contract or to have a contract with a guarantee company. To be a guarantor, usually you will have to be Japanese person living in Japan with good credit.
In general, payment is made by Japanese bank transfer. For foreign residents who do not have an account in Japan, payment can be made by credit card (VISA or Master Card) or Payeasy or flywire. Only Japanese nationals who make a reservation from outside Japan can pay for the first min.
Lease contracts used in Japan generally contain the following items: The term of the lease contract is two years?There are cases where this is one year) To terminate the contract, you must notify the landlord 1 month prior to your requested termination date. (There are cases where 2 months prior notice is required.)