that's how haunted houses in Japan are inside … and they are very cheap!

April 14, 2019

In Japan, an amazing real estate market is booming, where they sell and rent haunted houses at very low prices or for free.

Toshihiko Yamamoto is a real estate expert who sells and rents his property, Yamamoto Property Advisory. haunted houses from Japan.

The visionary business man Based in Tokyo, he even published the book The Savvy Foreign Investor's Guide (Guide of the Foreign Investor to Japanese Properties), with a series of tips for foreigners wishing to invest in Japanese real estate. .

Yamamoto Offers houses at very low prices for sale or rent, he says, he can do it because the Japanese population has increased from 128.5 million inhabitants in 2010 to 126,700,000 in 2017 and 86.3% of inhabitants prefer new houses.

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For this reason, many Japanese leave unattractive places or very well-located homes, but they are badociated with obscure problems such as suicides and which are defined as "haunted houses"

According to the World Health Organization, the suicide rate in Japan is one of the highest in the world. In a report written in 2016, 21,764 cases were recorded.

Both religions the principal of the country, condemns this type of practices. According to the beliefs, Buddha was against and Shinto believes that the person becomes a yūrei or a ghost.

The artist Maruyama Okyo realized in 1750 a work of art with the representation of this ghost it would have a female appearance without legs and a kimono set upside down.

In Japan, the law stipulates that real estate agents must inform the client of the haunted houses they have available. According to specialists, in Tokyo, one of the most expensive cities in the world, can cost from 20% to 50% of that not "injured".

To facilitate the search for those who decide to badume the risk in exchange for a money saving, they can enter "Mapping the horro"Who developed the Oshimaland site, where Google maps are shown, those houses that have a macabre history.

Currently in Japan, there are already 50,000 marked on the map. haunted houses.

Source: Clarín