Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
Bukken Chosa: An Address-Based Property Investigation Report
A Japanese property-research tool that turns an address into a preliminary important-matters investigation report, with public-data findings and a checklist for items that require municipal or registry confirmation.
- For
- Japanese property buyers, agents, and preliminary due-diligence researchers
- Worth noticing
- The sample distinguishes a 0.5-metre-or-less高潮 risk from unavailable road, utility, registry, and boundary checks.
Field notes
The displayed example uses a Takamatsu address and reports four automated hazard categories, including a高潮 result below 0.5 metres. It also supplies office-specific prompts covering road classification, setback, water connections, registry records, boundaries, planning restrictions, and cultural-heritage checks. The page explicitly marks the report as preliminary rather than an important-matters explanation, and identifies tile-pixel interpretation and boundary areas as limitations requiring official confirmation.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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