Tokyo tops the list for innovation and start-up capital for foreigners; Fukuoka set to house the largest warehouse space in Kyushu; Airbnb lists teleworking offices and houses away from urban areas.

Tokyo's rapidly expanding data center hub; the race to become a global financial hub; the Ni-Chome gay district unites to survive the pandemic

Japan's untapped military property market; hotels/casinos and moving toward becoming Asia's second largest gambling market; next steps for Tokyo's cautious Olympics

During times of political and economic uncertainties, markets can become volatile and cause panic. At such times investors look for “safe-haven” alternatives.

Here are the top 3 reasons why Investors turn to Japan’s safe haven -

Breaking the moonlighting taboo, affordable 'subscription based co-living' for teleworkers, health insurance coverage for fertility treatments, and revitalizing plans for decaying rural regions.

From revitalizing initiatives, the need for more data centres, and upcoming casinos, in this podcast I share with you the potential areas to keep an eye on!

In this episode -

Keeping homes warm with cozy "kotatsu"

Easing restrictions for business travellers

Demon Slayer: Mugen Train box office blitz

Coronavirus outbreak put the spotlight on the weaknesses and vulnerabilities in the global human workforce, the risk to front-line workers, and the need for automation to reduce contact between humans to prevent the spread of the virus. So the question is, “Are you ready to co-exist with robots?”

NTI's Sales and Marketing Manager, Priti Donnelly puts the limelight on the changes and developments of student housing as an alternative asset class for foreign investors.