Takasuke Kishi is an English-speaking real estate lawyer with Ginza OHK Law Offices in Ginza, Tokyo, specializing in real estate and construction law and legal issues.

Before becoming a lawyer, Takasuke Kishi handled the real estate and construction sectors in the review and legal departments of a general trading company, experiencing and resolving various real estate and construction troubles. Additionally, he was a consultant for a financial consulting company, during which time he resolved many cases, including the effective use of real estate and inheritance measures for real estate.

Areas of Expertise

• Rent negotiation
• Building eviction and relocation
• Land lease rights
• Defective housing
• Voluntary sale
• Noise and vibration issues
• Land boundary lines

Examples of Consultation Requests

• Wanting to evict a tenant.
• Wanting to collect rent, condominium management fees, sales prices, or construction costs.
• Not being able to get the deposit back.
• Discovering defects in construction or renovation and wanting it fixed or compensated.
• Excessive noise or sunlight right infringement in condominium construction.
• Unclear boundaries leading to disputes with neighbors.

Legal Fees

• Initial Consultation Fee: Unlimited time for 0 yen. Free consultation via email is also OK.
• Lawyer Fees: Can handle cases for about half to three-quarters of the remuneration stipulation that many offices use as a standard from the Japan Federation of Bar Associations. Fields such as condominium management fee collection with zero commencement fee (fully contingent on success) are also available.
• Payment Method: Installment payments are OK.
• Estimates: Provides free estimates. Please feel free to contact us via email or other means.

Priority Focus Cases

• Real estate rental troubles (building eviction, rent collection, deposit return, etc.)
• Real estate sales troubles (collection of sales price, contract termination, soil contamination, etc.)
• Construction and renovation troubles (collection of sales price, excessive charges, defects, etc.)