Can I immigrate to Japan if I buy a house and run a homestay in Japan?

If you just buy a house in Japan, it is impossible to apply for permanent residence in Japan directly, because Japan is a non-immigrant country. If you want to apply for permanent residence in Japan, you need to stay in Japan for more than ten years as a work visa, spouse, business management, etc. , and meet the conditions of permanent residence in terms of character and funds. Buying a house in Japan can actually meet the conditions for applying for permanent residence, that is, you can operate the invested property as a homestay, and you can apply for permanent residence if you get a management visa. As the name implies, a management visa is a visa obtained by operating a business in Japan and engaging in business management. With a Japanese management visa, you can enjoy various benefits such as social medical care in Japan.