Tokyo skyline with Tokyo Tower at golden hour, Minato City

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Korean-speaking estate agents in Japan

26 estate agents in Japan who work in Korean, in 9 cities. Tokyo (12), Sendai (4) and Osaka (3) hold 73% of them.

26estate agents
9cities
33%of all estate agents here
Photo: David Kernan (CC BY 4.0)

Showing all 9 cities.

Japan26 in 9 cities

Tokyo skyline with Tokyo Tower at golden hour, Minato CityTokyoJapan12KoreanOf all estate agents here12 of 3633% Downtown Sendai cityscape seen from the rooftop of Sendai Station on a sunny daySendaiJapan4KoreanOf all estate agents here4 of 580% Osaka Castle outer moat with stone walls and turret reflected in water, modern Business Park skyscrapers in the backgroundOsakaJapan3KoreanOf all estate agents here3 of 743% Kinkaku-ji Golden Pavilion reflected in Kyoko-chi pond on a sunny day, Kyoto, JapanKyotoJapan2KoreanOf all estate agents here2 of 540% Fukuoka Tower and Seaside Momochi beach skylineFukuokaJapan1KoreanOf all estate agents here1 of 333% Atomic Bomb Dome and Motoyasu River with Hiroshima skylineHiroshimaJapan1KoreanOf all estate agents here1 of 425% The harbour and Meriken Park of Kobe, JapanKobeJapan1KoreanOf all estate agents here1 of 520% Nagoya Castle keep with golden shachihoko, Nagoya, JapanNagoyaJapan1KoreanOf all estate agents here1 of 520% The pond and arched bridge of Ritsurin Garden at TakamatsuTakamatsuJapan1KoreanOf all estate agents here1 of 1100%

Where these came from

These Korean-speaking estate agents come from 2 sources, led by fsa.go.jp (25) and pref.hiroshima.lg.jp (1).

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Questions

How many Korean-speaking estate agents are there in Japan?
We list 26, in 9 cities. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not the number that exists.
Which city has the most?
Tokyo, with 12 of the 26.
Is Korean unusual for estate agents in Japan?
33% of the 78 estate agents we hold in Japan are recorded as working in Korean. Each source records a language for its own reasons, so the figure reflects who publishes that information, not only who speaks what.