Fully furnished apartments in Osaka for short & long term stays

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Services in English No key or guarantor fees

We remove the hassle of getting settled in Japan

We are a Japanese and Canadian owned company that has been providing the Ex-Pat community here in Osaka Japan with quality fully-furnished housing since 2001.

Short-term minimum contracts

Short-term minimum contracts

We only require a minimum 3 month contract while other realtors typically require 2 years.

No hidden costs

No hidden costs

Save big on your move in. We don`t require a key or guarantor fee like other realtors.

Foreigner friendly

Foreigner friendly

Our tenants come frome around the world. Our staff are English speaking and highly professional.

Above and Beyond!

Apollo Properties go that extra mile and offer service you wont usually get from other real estate agencies:

  • Free pick-up service at the closest station to your apartment

  • Free internet in most units

  • Super-friendly, informative local support staff

  • Assistance at the local ward office to register your address

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A fully furnished apartment located in Namba, Osaka.
A road of shops in Shin-sekai, Osaka.
Bruce and Masatoshi, owners of Apollo Properties
The Apollo Properties office located in Namba, Osaka.

About Us

Meet co-owners Masatoshi and Bruce. This Japanese/Canadian duo has over 20 years of local experience dealing with over thousands of people coming and staying in Japan to work as well as on vacation. Let Bruce and Masatoshi make your transition into Japanese life easy and carefree. Give us a try!

  • 25+ years experience

  • We know the ropes

  • Japanese and English support

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