Tiny Seto Inland Sea Island Faces Tension as Chinese Buyer Acquires Land, Locals Launch Crowdfunding
A small island in Japan’s Seto Inland Sea with only seven residents is facing unease after a Chinese national purchased 3,700㎡ of land.
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A small island in Japan’s Seto Inland Sea with only seven residents is facing unease after a Chinese national purchased 3,700㎡ of land.
A shocking stabbing at a Tokyo beauty salon left a female manager seriously injured. Police arrested a Chinese man after a fee dispute escalated into violence near Takadanobaba Station.
Discover the story of Japan’s special permanent residents, descendants of Koreans brought during colonial times.
Foreign ownership of Japanese real estate is stirring debate. Despite strict cash and remittance rules, Chinese investors are still purchasing property with huge sums of cash.
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Niseko, Japan’s famous ski resort town, is seeing a surge in foreign real estate development. Chinese investors are buying land, building hotels, and reshaping Kutchan, sparking both opportunity and unease among residents.
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Hokkaido’s population has dropped under 5 million for the first time since 1957. Cities like Asahikawa and Hakodate are losing residents, while some towns see growth thanks to family support programs.
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Japanese table tennis star Ai Fukuhara, 37, has remarried and is expecting a baby. Her exclusive interview revealed personal struggles and joy, but online reactions in Japan have been harsh.
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An 80-year-old man was reportedly assaulted in an Oita public restroom, leading to the arrest of a Chinese national.
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