By lot size
| Category | Samples (5 years) | Median / m² |
|---|---|---|
| 50–100 m² | 1 | |
| 165–300 m² | 1 | |
| 300 m² or more | 1 |
Prices in Japanese yen (JPY). K = thousand; M = million. Unit prices are per m² unless stated otherwise.
Municipality-wide published land transactions. Neighborhood pages, station comparisons and maps are unavailable because neighborhood geography has not been verified.
The median and 100 m² estimate use all 1 published 2025 transactions in the city. YoY and five-year change compare each year's median price per m²; they are not appreciation rates for the same property.
Only 1 transaction(s) are available for the latest year. Treat this median and its changes as indicative, not a representative market valuation.
| Year | Median transaction price / m² | Published transactions |
|---|---|---|
| 20251 published transactions1› | ||
| 20212 published transactions2› | ||
Annual medians can change with the mix of location, lot size and zoning in each year.
| Category | Samples (5 years) | Median / m² |
|---|---|---|
| 50–100 m² | 1 | |
| 165–300 m² | 1 | |
| 300 m² or more | 1 |
| Category | Samples (5 years) | Median / m² |
|---|---|---|
| Outside a city-planning area | 3 |
Breakdowns use all 3 transactions published over five years. Zoning is the value recorded for each transaction.
| Date | Neighborhood | Area | Price | Price / m² | Zoning |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-10 | No named district | 80.0 m² | Outside a city-planning area |
Showing up to 20 of 1 records, newest first.
Resident register, including Japanese and foreign residents. Population and households: January 1, 2026. Changes: calendar year 2025.
| Change | Population | Households |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | -3vs. Jan 2025 -0.52% | +9vs. Jan 2025 +2.56% |
| Five years | -74vs. Jan 2021 -11.47% | -3vs. Jan 2021 -0.83% |
Annual rates compare January 1, 2026 with January 1, 2025; five-year rates compare with January 1, 2021. Population rates use the population at the start of each period; household rates use the household count.
Natural change is births minus deaths. Social change includes migration and other resident-register adjustments. These figures do not establish a causal effect on land prices.
January 1, 2026. Resident register, including Japanese and foreign residents. Percentages use the total population as the denominator.
| Age | Local | Japan | DifferenceDiff. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ages 0–14 | 10.2%58 residents | 11.0% | -0.9 pp |
| Ages 15–24 | 6.8%39 residents | 9.6% | -2.7 pp |
| Ages 25–44 | 18.0%103 residents | 22.2% | -4.2 pp |
| Ages 45–64 | 19.4%111 residents | 28.2% | -8.7 pp |
| Ages 65–74 | 14.2%81 residents | 12.0% | +2.2 pp |
| Ages 75+ | 30.3%173 residents | 17.1% | +13.2 pp |
| Age breakdown not published | 1.1%6 residents | 0.0% | +1.1 pp |
pp = percentage points. Differences of ±5.0 pp or more (as displayed) are bold for emphasis, not an indication of statistical significance.
Japan uses the same reference date and population definition. Differences are percentage points, calculated before rounding; pp means percentage points. These are current age shares, not changes over time.
Some foreign-resident age details are withheld in the source, including the Japan totals. The difference from the population total is shown separately, without allocating it to age groups. Age shares exclude these unpublished details.
Rounded percentages may not add up to 100%. Age composition alone does not establish housing demand or a causal effect on land prices.
Source: MIC resident-register population by age group (e-Stat)