¥178,000,000
Park Tower Umeda, 31st floor
Ogimachi 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka
Nakazakicho Sta. (Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line) · 3 min walk
Apartments for sale in Japan
4 homes · Updated 27 Sep 2026 · Prices in JPY, excluding buying costs
Condominium apartments, known in Japan as “mansions”. Each listing shows the interior area in m² and sq ft, the floor, the year built, the nearest stations and the monthly fees.
¥199,800,000
The Parkhouse Osaka Umeda Tower, 19th floor
Nakatsu 1-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka
Osaka-umeda Sta. (Hankyu Kobe Line) · 6 min walk
¥418,000,000
Grand Maison Shin-Umeda Tower The Club Residence, 49th floor
Oyodominami 2-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka
Fukushima Sta. (JR Osaka Loop Line) · 8 min walk
¥145,000,000
The Tower Osaka, 17th floor
Fukushima 1-chome, Fukushima-ku, Osaka
Shin-Fukushima Sta. (JR Tozai Line) · 3 min walk
Buying an apartment in Japan: what to know
You buy the unit and a share of the land
You own the unit itself, together with a share of the common areas and of the rights to the land the building stands on.
Monthly fees
Owners pay a monthly management fee and a contribution to the repair reserve fund for major repairs. Each listing shows both, or says when they are still being confirmed.
The 1981 earthquake standard
Buildings approved from June 1981 onwards were designed to the current earthquake standard. Homes built before then are marked “Pre-1981 standard” as a guide.
How the floor area is measured
The interior area in Japanese listings is usually measured to the centre of the walls, so it is slightly larger than the registered area, which is measured inside the walls.
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