Karuizawa Villa, Tokyo, Japan｜Detached Villa｜64.8 Million Yen

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Project Name: Karuizawa Villa Price: 64.8 million to 71.9 million yen Project Type: Phase II of Karuizawa Hidden Resort Project in Japan Product Type: Semi-mountain stacked residences, total of 24 units Property Rights: Freehold Unit Area: Approximately 110 square meters Core Investment Highlights/Returns: Annual free stay rights; provides 6% annual net return; owners enjoy exclusive pricing rights

Transportation Information The project is located at the intersection of Japan's three major metropolitan areas, offering extremely convenient transportation: * Regional Coverage: Adjacent to the Tokyo metropolitan area, connected to the Nagoya metropolitan area, and facing the Osaka metropolitan area. Rail Transit: Tokyo-Karuizawa: Approximately 1 hour (Shinkansen) Nagoya-Karuizawa: Approximately 3 hours Osaka-Karuizawa: Approximately 3.5 hours The project is surrounded by world-class natural landscapes, historical culture, and leisure facilities: Natural Landscapes: Kumoba Pond: A famous autumn foliage spot in Japan, known as the "Swan Lake." Mount Asama: A nearby active volcano providing a magnificent mountain backdrop. Shiraito Falls: A famous natural attraction. Shopping: Outlets: Japan's largest resort-style outlet, integrating shopping, dining, and nature experiences. Leisure and Entertainment: Golf: Surrounded by top golf courses such as Karuizawa 72 Golf and Karuizawa Golf Club. Skiing: Adjacent to Prince Hotel Ski Resort (awarded World's Best Ski Resort for 3 consecutive years) and Karuizawa Snow Park. Hot Springs: Kusatsu Onsen (ranked first among Japan's three famous hot springs, and top in Japan's Hot Spring 100 Selection for 15 consecutive years). Cultural Landmarks: Churches: Stone Church, Kogen Church (the most desired wedding venue for young Japanese). Museums/Art Galleries: Senju Hiroshi Art Museum, Kishin Shinoyama Photography Museum, etc. Celebrity Footprints: Bill Gates' mansion, the meeting place of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko.

1. Superior Location: Located in Japan's top villa area, with stronger appeal than Hakone and Oiso, making it the ideal vacation spot for new wealthy individuals. 2. Scarce Resources: The resort's features and scale are unique in Japan, offering high-end villa private hot springs and six exclusive experiences. 3. Investment Value: One investment yields dual returns, including Japanese residency upon purchase (one application for three generations of immigration), and provides comprehensive management services. 4. Cultural Heritage: Karuizawa has a century-old reputation as a summer resort favored by the elite and celebrities, with deep historical and cultural significance.