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Videos and stories from Ji Consulting clients in Japan.
Other real estate agencies treated me coldly. Ji Consulting was the opposite: they explained everything at my own pace. Today I pay almost the same as my old rent, but the house is mine.
Mr. Muto told me something I will never forget: there is something more important than the house, and that is the family. A new life began. Thank you very much.
We thought we would have to pay money from our own pocket to close the deal. We paid nothing and left with peace of mind. We were right to trust Ji Consulting.
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愛知県岡崎市城南町1丁目1番地9
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Real estate consulting in Japan for foreigners. We offer support in English (LINE or WhatsApp) for 19+ years — buying, selling, visas, and debt renegotiation.
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