A. Yes, absolutely. In Japan, there are virtually no restrictions on land ownership by foreign nationals. Whether you are a resident or non-resident, you can legally own property here.

A. No, it is not required. Our dedicated team provides full support in both English and Japanese. With modern translation tools and digital resources, navigating daily life in Japan has never been easier.

A. Yes, perfectly. High-speed fiber-optic internet is available throughout the entire community, and mobile coverage is stable, making it an ideal environment for global entrepreneurs and creators.

A. We offer end-to-end guidance, including plot selection, online property viewings, architectural consultations, introductions to trusted local architects/builders, relocation guidance, and property management services.

A. Yes, you can. UBU is highly open to vacation rentals. We can support you with local regulations and introduce professional property management, cleaning, and maintenance services—ideal for overseas owners.

A. We encourage individuality and creativity. You can build modern homes, traditional Japanese-inspired villas, artist studios, or tiny houses (1 or 2 stories). All plans undergo a design review to ensure harmony with the landscape. Note: Container houses require special review; trailer houses are generally not recommended.

A. Yes. However, to preserve the community's unique aesthetic, we can also recommend partners who thoroughly understand the vision of UBU.

A. The fee is 150,000 JPY per year per property. This is used for the maintenance of private roads, common areas, landscaping/mowing, infrastructure upkeep, and the management and supply of natural spring water.