Tokyo Off-Market Properties | Minato-ku, Aoyama Area
PropTech by a Licensed Agent Who Codes.
AI & IT-powered brokerage specializing in premium off-market properties,
in partnership with carefully selected agents.
Cross-Border
We tell you whether it's possible here — before you spend months finding out.
Our Services
Three niche services addressing real estate needs that other agencies cannot fulfill
Off-Market Property Media
A media platform covering off-market real estate in Minato-ku. Insights on tower mansions, houses, and commercial properties from the frontlines of luxury brokerage. *Not available to licensed brokers.
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4-Year Depreciation Portal
Portal for investors seeking tax benefits via 22+ year wooden buildings. Free listings, free referrals. Use our platform to reach qualified buyers.
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Land Assessment for Every Plot
Like a rainbow, we handle land of every color. We assess irregular plots, flag lots, leasehold, non-rebuildable—then refer sellers to our partner agents.
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About Us
Based in Minato-ku, Tokyo, we specialize in premium off-market properties.
A METI Minister Award recipient with 40 years of IT expertise and real estate license
delivers efficient, technology-driven professional services.
Exclusive properties not available through conventional channels
Technology-driven efficiency for faster, smarter service delivery
Expert network to handle even the most complex transactions
Column
Practical insights on Japanese real estate — registry, rights, and tax strategies
A field report from a search that ended without a contract. Which Tokyo landlords refuse foreign missions, why pet clauses eliminate the towers, and why a 1,850 mm parking limit rules out a Mercedes — none of it visible from a listing.
A son returns home and demands his father hand over assets worth ¥100 million for 'investment management.' Government data shows 40% of elder abuse perpetrators are sons. A licensed agent explains how aging parents can protect their real estate and savings.
A relative moved in to care for a disabled uncle and renovated his deteriorating home using his savings. Without guardianship or a parent-child relationship, other relatives sued for asset embezzlement. Why does the law criminalize good intentions without legal authority?
Whether you're interested in partnerships, sharing property listings, or real estate inquiries,
feel free to reach out.
