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A comprehensive guide to seismic performance—often overlooked when choosing rental properties in Japan. From understanding the differences between old and new seismic standards and how to read seismic ratings, to identifying pitfalls in new construction, using hazard maps effectively, and implementing practical furniture-securing methods—a complete guide to evaluating properties with safety as your priority.
When selecting rental properties in Japan, geotechnical risks are often overlooked. Liquefaction and ground subsidence can cause serious damage to buildings during earthquakes. This article explains how to research geotechnical maps, the characteristics of high-liquefaction-risk areas, and key points to verify when choosing a property.
This guide explains flood and inundation risks to verify when selecting rental properties and how to read hazard maps. We cover everything from accessing the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's Hazard Map Portal and understanding flood risk disclosures in property transaction documents, to decision-making criteria for 1st and 2nd floor units and flood insurance considerations—a complete roadmap to safe rental selection.
A comprehensive guide to disaster preparedness measures you can implement even in rental homes. Covering how to read hazard maps, confirm evacuation routes, prepare emergency evacuation kits, and understand furniture anchoring options—a practical disaster prevention guide for foreign residents and all renters.
As flood risks increase in recent years, this guide explains how to check inundation risk using hazard maps before selecting a rental property. Learn how to use the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's Hazard Map Portal, how to read flood inundation zones, and key points for choosing properties with lower risks.
With recent increases in heavy rainfall and typhoon damage, assessing flood risk has become essential when choosing a rental property. This guide explains practical methods used by real estate professionals—from reading hazard maps to on-site verification tips and what to do in the event of damage.
