SELL
How to Sell Property in Kyoto
From price checks and agent selection to contract, closing and registration.
Read the guide →SHUJU CHECK explains the practical steps for overseas owners, non-Japanese owners and people who operate a minpaku or guesthouse in Kyoto. Start with the decision you need to make now.
Not a full translation of the Japanese site. These pages are written around the questions international owners actually face.
From price checks and agent selection to contract, closing and registration.
Read the guide →Documents, signatures, tax representation and planning a remote sale.
Read the guide →Agent fees, registration-related costs and the 10.21% non-resident withholding rule.
Read the guide →License, administrative actions, reviews and how to compare proposals.
Read the guide →Continue, convert to a rental, consider a share house, or sell.
Read the guide →Use public transaction data, zoning and hazard information before setting your strategy.
Read the guide →If you already know you want to sell, contact SHUJU with the property address, property type and the country where you currently live.
Contact SHUJU →The Japanese site explains how appraisal portals can bring in multiple agencies. Compare the agencies and their reasoning—not just the highest number.
View appraisal portal guide (Japanese) →