Our Customers Projects

Transforming a cheap house in Japan into a dream vacation home or a profitable short-term rental is an inspiring journey—but it’s not without its challenges.

From navigating the buying process to managing renovations and rental setups, every project is unique.

Discover how our customers have turned their vision into reality with our expert support.

We’ve helped them find affordable properties, oversee stunning renovations, and create spaces perfect for relaxation or welcoming guests.

Himeji - 150sqm house from Taisho Era

A Charming 1936 Japanese Home Brought Back to Life

One of our French clients recently purchased this beautiful 1936-built home with the vision of transforming it into a welcoming rental property in Japan.

🏠 Purchase Price: ¥2.8M JPY ($19,000 USD)
🔧 Renovation Budget: ¥3M JPY ($21,000 USD)
🛠️ Renovation Timeline: 4 months (currently in progress)
📅 Rental Launch: Expected Q4 2025
💰 Estimated Monthly Rental Income: ¥300K JPY (2 100 USD)

Renovation Highlights:

Comprehensive termite treatment and replacement of damaged wooden structures
Installation of a new water heating system
Fresh paint and new vinyl flooring throughout
Full staircase replacement
Installation of 5 air conditioning units
Addition of a new room to expand livable space
Fire safety upgrades in line with current regulations

Himeji- 100sqm house with a beautiful team room

Breathing New Life into a 1950s Countryside Home

A German investor saw the potential in this abandoned countryside home, built in the 1950s, and set out to restore it into a cozy, long-term rental property.

🏠 Purchase Price: ¥1.8M JPY ($12,000 USD)
🔧 Renovation Budget: ¥1M JPY ($6,000 USD)
🛠️ Renovation Timeline: 3 months (project completed)
📅 Rental Launch: Q3 2024
💰 Expected Monthly Rental Income: ¥120K–150K JPY (1000 USD)

Renovation Highlights:

Structural repairs and roof insulation
Wood floor restoration and new wall finishes
Installation of 2 AC units
Exterior landscaping and entrance redesign
Fire safety system installation per current standards

This project is a great example of how even the most forgotten homes can be transformed into charming and functional properties, offering both cultural value and solid rental returns.