I know I said I was busy, but this is too good to pass up. As I mentioned in the previous post, I am looking for a house in Tokyo. At the real estate agent's office today, I saw a listing for a very nice, luxurious, spacious new house, with a suitably high asking price. And since this is Japan, sellers often think up an elegant-sounding Western name for such high-end properties, like Garden Cove or Park Terrace or some such.
The name for this luxurious estate? Welfare Court.
The name for this luxurious estate? Welfare Court.
And no pics?
LOL, maulakai!
I get to Tokyo at least 2x a year and you'll pay big time for even small apartments, say only 10 tatami. I have friends in Nakano-ku, Shinju-ku and Minato-ku and they all bemoan the price of real estate.
Good luck.
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