Put your must-haves (budget, station walk…) in the left box and what you want to know (size, age…) in the right box — drag items between the boxes or use the buttons. Each station and municipality shows the median of what you asked about among the sales that met your must-haves. With two or more items, the map shows a combined 0–100 score.

Where does the data come from?

Japan’s Ministry of Land (MLIT) Real Estate Information Library: actual closed-sale prices for used condos and houses over the last two years. These are not asking prices. Auctions and related-party sales are excluded.

Can I compare all of Japan?

Choose “All Japan” in the prefecture menu. All 47 prefectures load; the map is coloured by prefecture and the ranking lists the best stations and municipalities nationwide.

Why are station names in Japanese?

The ministry publishes station names in Japanese only. Municipality names link to our English market reports.

What can your budget buy in Japan?

“With ¥40M and a 10-minute walk to a station, how big a condo can I buy?” “What age of house does ¥30M get?” Set what you won’t compromise on, and the map shows how much size, age or station access you can get — by station and municipality, from what buyers actually paid over the last two years. Used condos and houses, all of Japan.

Must-haves

Pricea ¥50M budget

Station walk≤ 10 min walk to a station

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What you want to know (combined on the map)

Sizebigger = better

Agenewer = better

Add:

With a ¥50M budget · ≤ 10 min walk to a station, what size and age can a used condo have?

Data: MLIT Real Estate Information Library, closed-sale prices, . Auctions, related-party and other special sales are excluded. Boundaries: National Land Numerical Information. These are past sales, not current listings. Answers are medians of the sales that meet your must-haves; places with fewer than 3 are not shown. Stations with fewer than 5 sales are grouped into their municipality.

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How does it work?: Put your must-haves (budget, station walk…) in the left box and what you want to know (size, age…) in the right box — drag items between the boxes or use the buttons. Each station and municipality shows the median of what you asked about among the sales that met your must-haves. With two or more items, the map shows a combined 0–100 score.
Where does the data come from?: Japan’s Ministry of Land (MLIT) Real Estate Information Library: actual closed-sale prices for used condos and houses over the last two years. These are not asking prices. Auctions and related-party sales are excluded.
Can I compare all of Japan?: Choose “All Japan” in the prefecture menu. All 47 prefectures load; the map is coloured by prefecture and the ranking lists the best stations and municipalities nationwide.
Why are station names in Japanese?: The ministry publishes station names in Japanese only. Municipality names link to our English market reports.

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