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Just an 11-minute walk to Fukuoka Airport. This apartment building is located in a rare area in Japan where an international airport and residential living seamlessly blend. Priced in the accessible upper 20 million yen range, it offers a quiet opportunity to enjoy stable rental demand.

Aoki, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City – the greatest characteristic of this address is that it's a 'town where the airport is a part of daily life.' Fukuoka Airport is one of Japan's leading urban airports, just two subway stops from the city center. Living within walking distance means unparalleled convenience for business travelers, airline personnel, and tenants with frequent international travel, a convenience not replaceable by other areas.

The surrounding area is equipped with daily-use commercial facilities such as 'セブン-イレブン 博多席田小学校前店' and '林の八百屋さん,' forming a stable community with a strong sense of daily life. This is not a glamorous downtown area, but a town where residents are rooted – precisely why it promises solid rental management with reduced vacancy risk.

The price range in the upper 20 million yen bracket stands out for its low entry cost when compared to properties of similar size around Tenjin and Hakata Station. For overseas investors entering the Fukuoka market for the first time, this price point also serves as a 'first step' to learn about Japan's real estate rental business while mitigating risk. Opportunities to acquire a brand-name location within walking distance of the airport at this price range are rare.

Investment Points: - A rare 'residential area within walking distance of an international airport' in Japan – a unique location characteristic that can expect stable demand from tenants with high travel frequency, such as business travelers and airline personnel. - The rarity of acquiring a Hakata-ku address with an airport brand at an accessible price point in the upper 20 million yen range – offering greater asset efficiency with more options for the same budget compared to properties around Tenjin and Hakata Station. - The maturity as a 'residents' town' with 7-Eleven, local greengrocers, and dental clinics all within walking distance – a demand base formed for long-term residents rather than tourists, creating a local environment that supports stable occupancy rates.