Setting Up Your Japanese Company (SPC) to Unlock Bank Financing for Japan Real Estate

📅 Event Details

Date: May 21, 2026 (Thursday)
Time: 8:00 PM (SGT/PHT)
Platform: Zoom

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WHO IS THIS WEBINAR FOR:

Equity Capital: USD 500,000 or more 

Target Return on Equity: 5% and above 

Investment Horizon: 5–10 years 
 

For foreign investors, the single biggest barrier to acquiring Japanese real estate with leverage is not finding the property — it is setting up the right Japanese legal entity. Without a properly structured Japanese company (SPC), access to local bank financing is effectively closed. 

This session walks through exactly how it is done — from choosing between a GK and a K.K., to capital contribution, registered office, and the documents your banking partner will require.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN 

• Choosing your structure: GK (Godo Kaisha) vs K.K. (Kabushiki Kaisha) — which one banks actually prefer for foreign-owned real estate vehicles 

• The 7-step incorporation roadmap: from questionnaire to company seal, including capital contribution, registered office, and Articles of Incorporation 

• Bank financing eligibility: how capital contribution levels, office address type, and director residency affect your loan approval prospects 

• Costs and timeline: realistic incorporation fees, government costs, and how long the process takes from start to bankable entity 

• Live case study: a recent foreign investor success — see the numbers below

FEATURED CASE STUDY

A Foreign Investor's Path from Zero to a ¥280M Tokyo Asset

We walk through, in numbers, how a recent client moved from no Japanese presence to a fully financed, income-producing acquisition:

¥280,000,000    Property acquired (~USD 1.8M)

¥1,500,000 / month    Secured leaseback income

6.42%    Annual gross yield on the asset

📅 Event Details

Date: May 21, 2026 (Thursday)
Time: 8:00 PM (SGT/PHT)
Platform: Zoom

🔗 Sign up here 🔗