Plus seven properties on the market right now, from luxurious apartments to spacious houses and land, suitable for different investment preferences and budgets.
As the ski resorts in Japan are opening and guests are beginning to flock to the powder snow, we asked Chris Pickering, CEO and Founder of Uchi, why people love to invest in properties in the mountains of Japan.
“Embrace the Fusion of Luxury and Adventure: Discover Japan’s Premier Ski Resorts”
In the heart of Japan’s picturesque winter landscapes lie ski resorts that offer a unique fusion of world-class skiing and cultural richness. As an Australian lifestyle property investor, imagine owning a piece of this winter paradise. Japan’s ski resorts, known for their powdery snow and exceptional facilities, present a lucrative opportunity for investment. From Niseko’s internationally acclaimed slopes to the charming traditional feel of Hakuba, each resort offers a distinct experience, blending exhilarating outdoor activities with serene natural beauty. The demand for luxury accommodations in these areas is growing, as more travelers seek exclusive and memorable experiences, making now the perfect time to invest.
“A Strategic Investment with Global Appeal”
Investing in a Japanese ski resort property is not just about owning a holiday home; it’s a strategic move in the expanding global tourism market. Japan’s ski destinations are increasingly popular among international travelers from all over the globe. This surge in popularity translates to a high potential for rental income, especially during the peak winter months. Moreover, the Japanese government’s support for tourism development ensures a stable and welcoming investment environment. Your investment in a Japanese ski resort property will not only offer personal enjoyment but also act as a high-yield asset in your portfolio.
“Cultural Richness and Year-Round Appeal”
Beyond the allure of the ski season, these properties offer year-round appeal. The resorts are nestled in areas that are rich in Japanese culture and natural beauty, providing a unique experience beyond the slopes. During off-peak seasons, these destinations transform into havens for hiking, hot springs, and cultural festivals, attracting a diverse range of visitors. As an investor, this means a more consistent rental income throughout the year. Furthermore, owning a property in Japan allows you to immerse yourself in the country’s rich heritage and hospitality, offering a unique blend of investment and lifestyle benefits.
Check out the listings below, offering a range of options, from luxurious apartments to spacious houses and land, suitable for different investment preferences and budgets.
Sekka House Hirafu: This spacious property in Niseko offers 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms across 230 sqm. Its modern design and luxurious amenities make it an ideal retreat for those seeking a blend of comfort and style in a premier ski destination.
Sekka House Hirafu. View more images
Address Nagasaka 1 Bedroom Apartment: Situated in the charming Nozawa Onsen, this 21 sqm apartment is right across from the new high-speed gondola. Its location in a traditional hot spring town offers a unique combination of skiing and cultural experiences.
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Skye Niseko 268 Apartment: Ski-in ski-out to Niseko-Hirafu, this apartment features 1 bedroom plus an additional room totalling over 60 sqm. The stunning mountain views and proximity to ski slopes make it a perfect choice for ski enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Skye Niseko 268. View more images
Villa El Cielo: Villa El Cielo is one of Hakuba’s finest homes, offering a spacious 262 sqm living space with 4 bedrooms. Located in the prestigious Wadano area, just 150 meters from the ski lifts, this property combines luxury with unparalleled access to some of the best ski slopes in the region.
Villa El Cielo – Hakuba. View more images
Exclusive Niseko Kyo 608 Apartment: This luxurious 5 bedroom apartment in Hirafu has private onsen and is ski-in ski-out. Niseko Kyo is brand new this winter and features a delicious restaurant, gym and elegant service.
Niseko Kyo 608. View more images
Prime Echoland Chalet: This two-storey chalet, located in the popular residential area of Echoland, features 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms over 140 sqm. It is just 150m from the main street of Echoland, which features many of Hakuba’s top cafes, restaurants and bars.
Prime Echoland Chalet – Hakuba. View more images
Yoichi Vacation Villa: Situated near the coast in Hokkaido, this 105 sqm villa includes 4 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Its charming design and serene location offer a perfect getaway for those seeking a peaceful retreat in nature and it is a bargain and under 10m JPY.
Yoichi Vacation Villa. View more images
Each of these properties offers unique features and advantages, making them attractive options for lifestyle property investors looking for a mix of luxury, culture, and natural beauty in Japan’s ski resort areas. But if you don’t see something you like, head to uchijapan.com where there are over a thousand properties in Japan’s top ski resorts listed!
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