Why I Started This Service
One day, while I was in Osaka for my business, I happened to be browsing a community page on Facebook for the Brisbane suburb of Tarragindi where my family and I used to live.

There, I came across a post that said:

“Hi, is there anyone in the community with experience purchasing property in Japan from Australia. I’m a non-Japanese speaker and am finding it difficult navigating the websites I need to for research. Am happy to pay for your time, thank you.”

As someone staying in Australia on an investor visa, I immediately understood how this person felt.

After all, property prices in Japan are about one-third of those in Australia. There was a strong desire to buy, but at the same time, the language barrier created a dilemma—how to even begin researching?

I genuinely wanted to help.

The post mentioned that he was willing to pay for assistance, but I responded by saying that I would do it for enjoyment and that the Queensland minimum wage would be enough for me.

A few days later, I received an MS Word document from him, listing buying house in japan his questions.

The file contained around ten fundamental concerns—questions that anyone considering purchasing real estate in Japan would naturally have.

As a licensed Real Estate Transaction Specialist who has been thinking about business and investment since my late 20s, I found these questions extremely simple.

More than that, after analysing his situation, I realised that what he was hoping for was not actually the best course of action for him.

So, while I had to tell him that his initial idea might not be feasible, I provided responses that outlined the best possible approach for his situation.

His response to my reply changed everything.

Up until that point, I had been running businesses in both Japan and Australia, but all of my services had been targeted at Japanese clients.

For a long time, I had been wondering if there was a way to do something meaningful for the people living in Australia. However, I had never found a clear answer.

But that single message from himgave me clarity—I realised that I could contribute to Australian society through my knowledge and experience.

This was the beginning of my new career.