Akiya for sale in Japan

12,376 empty houses from 910 towns' akiya banks, in English, on one map.

Try: under ¥1M · near a station · empty now · no red flags

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House in Omitama, Ibaraki
¥5M $31,711 · Omitama, Ibaraki · added 6 days agoHome of the day

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What this ¥5M house in Hirosaki really involves

House in Hirosaki, Aomori

¥5,000,000 $31,711

Hirosaki, Aomori · 1971 · 4DK · 87.8 m² · land 166 m²

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2 red flags

What it costs to buy

¥5.08M – ¥5.69M

Price plus broker fee, stamp duty, registration and scrivener. Every listing shows this, free.

Same-day alerts and every detail: $29 once

$29 once. Not $50 to $180 a year.

Cost over 3 years. Prices checked 26 Sept 2026. Mokomoko on its yearly plan, Nipponhomes at monthly billing; Akiyahopper ¥10,000 lifetime plan converted at today's rate.

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Questions

Can foreigners buy a house in Japan?

Yes. Foreigners can own land and buildings in Japan on the same terms as Japanese citizens, and you do not need to live there. Owning a house does not give you a visa.

What does an akiya really cost?

The price, plus the broker fee (at most ¥330,000 for homes up to ¥8M), stamp duty, registration and a scrivener. Every listing here shows the estimate.

Where do these homes come from?

From the akiya banks that Japanese towns run to find buyers for empty houses. Each listing links to the town's original page.

What counts as an akiya here?

Only existing houses for sale from municipal akiya banks. No new builds, condos, land or rentals.