Seminar: "Smart tips for easy move-out"

💢 HEAR YE, HEAR YE! Be honest — how much were you charged when you moved out of your apartment?

Most people think: once you’ve signed the lease, moving out is easy as turning over a hand?

But have you ever heard of someone being charged 300,000 or even 500,000 yen?

With limited Japanese and complicated paperwork, do you have the confidence to negotiate with your landlord about hidden penalty fees?

‼ So who’s going to help you?

For the first time in Japan, a one-of-a-kind collaboration between the Vietnamese Association in Japan (VAJ) and trusted real estate companies in our community brings you the seminar “Smart tips for easy move-out.” We’ve come together to answer your questions and share the very best tips on saving money when moving out — for our Vietnamese community in Japan.

If you have questions, don’t miss it.

Seminar: “Smart tips for easy move-out”

Featuring speakers from VNHomes and Tokyo Real Estate

‼ Special offer for in-person attendees: receive a free moving voucher or a household goods gift set when you sign up for service with either of the two real estate partners.

✅ A musical interlude with vocalist Anh Duc

✅ Date: May 28, 2023

✅ Time: 13:30–16:30

✅ Admission: completely FREE

✅ Venue: Toshima Civic Center, Room 403, Ikebukuro Station

〒170-0013 Tokyo-to Toshima-ku Higashi-Ikebukuro 1-20-10

(Tokyoto Toshimaku Higashiikebukuro 1 chome 20-10-403)

Access: 4 minutes’ walk from the East Exit of Ikebukuro Station, Tokyo

⛔ Please note: if you’d like to attend in person, please register here:

In-person registration deadline: May 25, 2023

If you can’t join us in person, you can join online via livestreams on the Facebook pages of the Vietnamese Association in Japan, VNHomes, and Tokyo Real Estate. Don’t forget to drop your questions in the livestream comments — we’ll answer every single one.

‼️ A special program on real estate in Japan, organized to help our Vietnamese community move out without losing money.

If this matters to you, the seminar will be a real help — please come!

Sign up early!

Vietnamese Association in Japan (VAJ)

President Nguyen Phuong Khanh