Introduction Akiya (空き家), literally meaning "empty house" in Japanese, has become a significant social and economic phenomenon in modern Japan. These abandoned or vacant properties are increasingly common across the country, particularly in rural and suburban areas. This comprehensive guide explores the causes, impacts, and potential solutions to
Japan's abandoned houses, known as "akiya" (空き家), have become a growing phenomenon that's catching the attention of both domestic and international property buyers. But what exactly is an akiya, and why are there so many of them across Japan? Let's dive deep
Looking to find an akiya (空き家) in Japan? Below is a comprehensive directory of akiya listings across all 47 prefectures. We've compiled links from major real estate platforms like Homes.co.jp and At Home, along with official government vacant house banks. Whether you're interested in