Why don't foreigners rent such a house in Japan?

Some houses in Japan are not rented to foreigners for the following reasons:

1. Review the difficulties of foreigners renting houses: As the living conditions and income stability of foreigners are sometimes difficult to confirm, landlords may worry about rent payment or house damage.

2. Cultural differences: Japanese culture is different from many other cultures in many aspects, including the maintenance of houses and the observance of lease terms. For example, Japanese houses usually require tenants to restore their houses when they check out, which may require extra work and expenses. For some landlords, they may not be willing to deal with these problems, especially when they think it may be difficult to communicate with foreign tenants.

3. Legal provisions: There are some legal provisions that may restrict landlords from renting out to foreigners. For example, some cities may have regulations that require landlords to obtain specific permission before renting houses, which may not allow landlords to rent houses to foreigners.

It should be noted that not all Japanese houses are not rented to foreigners. In some places, especially those where foreigners live in big cities, you can still find houses that you are willing to rent to foreigners. In addition, some landlords may ask foreign tenants to provide more information or guarantees to increase their confidence in renting.