I've been reading quite a bit about negative interest rates in many countries (Japan, Netherlands, etc).

I’m not sure the “Pacific Ocean factor” really matters people invest from Australia, Japan, Brazil, etc. as long as you have trusted partners you can make it work whether turnkey or not.

I’m an E-5 married to another enlisted military member and we are currently stationed overseas at Misawa Air Base, Japan.

I love Spain, Italy, and Japan the most. 

And for this reason, Japan's leaders accepted China's form of Buddhism into Japan, due to it was noted that China's Buddhist missionaries into Japan; they devoid of emotions, while being congruent of one purpose.

I AM 20 YEARS OLD ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY FINISHING UP MY TIME IN JAPAN GETTING READY TO FINISH MY TIME IN SERVICE ELSEWHERE. 

Alternatively, I remember moving from Japan to San Diego in 2006 with two kids - the rental market was so tight that PMs had many qualified applications to choose from on each house, so I had to write several $35 checks hoping they wouldn't all get processed and cashed at the same time... 

Japan is, well JAPAN, virtually everything s different and I can tell you know near to nothing about Japan because nobody with an iota of a clue would ever compare Japans real estate market to the US.

I'm a newer real estate agent in the Detroit area and I have a soon-to-be client who is transferring here from Japan for three years and looking for a rental home.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/29/us/flying-car-successful-test-in-japan-trnd/index.html