Fukuoka

In addition, high waves of up to 12 meters and strong storm surges are likely.

Coastal flooding could For the north, high pressure systems are likely to cover western and eastern Japan, so sunny skies are expected in Tokyo, Osaka and Fukuoka over the weekend.

But a different story is going on in Hokkaido.

The high in Sapporo will drop from 17 on Saturday to only 8 on Sunday.

Since reservations are generally accepted about a year in advance, any adjustments to routes or flight schedules are expected to be made starting with the summer 2028 timetable.

Air-Doo currently operates 64 flights a day, connecting Hokkaido with Tokyo's Haneda Airport in Fukuoka.

Silicida Air operates 80 daily flights, mainly serving Kyushu and Okinawa regions.

The planned acquisition by Anna Holdings, which can be seen as a turning point in the restructuring of Japan's airline industry, is rooted in the challenges facing both Anna's domestic operations and mid-size carriers such as Air-Doo and Silicida Air.

know what the time is, yeah.

Because when the last Olympics was, it was Fukuoka and Valencia were on the day of opening.

So it was early December, was it? I'm pretty sure it was the day that it opened, right?

Well, I don't really think we knew though.

It is also vulnerable to external attack, especially across the Straits of Tsushima.

So the distance between Pusan and then Fukuoka in Japan is roughly about 60 miles.

And so in 1271 and then 1284, the Mongol horde under Kublai Khan attempts to cross those straits to invade Japan twice.

And that's where we get the term kamikaze.

When we say regional city, we're referring, for example, to a prefectural capital, right? So the biggest city in in an otherwise rural prefecture is still a major regional city.

Satellite communities that provide easy commute into major metropolitan centers like Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, and Nagoya are regional cities as well.

Then we get down to the smaller towns where a lot of people like to own holiday homes, but the domestic market there is fairly small.

And the hardest locations to sell at are very rural or resort properties.

I'm almost done.

Two last cases.

Small apartment building, suburban Fukuoka, Edunis, 30 years old, steel-framed wood, 92% occupied, good occupancy, generating 4.8 net pre-tax yield, versus a beautiful Ghibli-style resort, let's say in Kunshan or Niseko or somewhere like that.

and very strong tourism area with strong short-term rental demand not so strong on the residential front so let's assume that this house could potentially be a family home but not that many people that want to rent there and strong appeal to foreigners who are interested or interested in that property these are the questions that i would be asking myself when i'm looking at an exit from both of these properties right Can that one get finest as is? Can somebody buy a 30-year-old steel-framed wood from me and get bank loans for it? Probably.

yep due diligence do your due diligence

for us we've been we've been expanding into hotels a little bit starting in fukuoka city chicago my partner who's not here this weekend has good connections specifically in fukuoka but also spreading out with local japanese hotel buyers hotel sellers and we get a lot of inquiries from high net worth overseas who are looking for hotels in japan so we we're probably going to scale into that.

And in our other company, we do more and more car registration for non-residents who want to own a car in Japan.

So again, that is possible, even if you're not a resident.

It is also vulnerable to external attack, especially across the Straits of Tsushima.

So the distance between Pusan and then Fukuoka in Japan is roughly about 60 miles.

And so in 1271 and then 1284, the Mongol horde under Kublai Khan attempts to cross those straits to invade Japan twice.

And that's where we get the term kamikaze.

He had allegedly stated that if he had killed at least two people, he would receive the death penalty.

Eight days later, on 8 November 2021, a 69-year-old man from Fukuoka attempted to set a secure Shinkansen service on fire.

Although no casualties were reported, the man claimed that the motive of the attack was to replicate the attacks done In Tokyo the week before, the perpetrator was then arrested after the train made an emergency stop at Shin-Yatsushiro Station.

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