[Machine Translation] Foreign investors and wealthy individuals are flocking to the Japanese real estate market. Against the backdrop of a weak yen, they are buying up properties left and right, and prices for pre-owned properties are also skyrocketing. In some cases, there are apartment buildings where the majority of owners are Chinese (referred to in the industry as Chinese buns") and neighborhoods that have taken on the appearance of foreign enclaves," leading to frequent disputes over daily life. But are they really to blame? Where does the root of the problem lie? The author, an industry expert, uses data to shed light on the reality of foreigners snapping up Japanese real estate and proposes a viable path toward coexistence. What is happening across the country right now? Discover the reality of the foreign" presence within Japan through the lens of real estate!