Immobilien- und Wohnvokabular auf Japanisch: Erfolgreich kommunizieren im Land der aufgehenden Sonne

Here is a basic list of common real estate and housing vocabulary in Japanese:

• House: 家 (いえ, ie)
• Apartment/Condominium: アパート (apāto) / マンション (manshon)
• Room: 部屋 (へや, heya)
• Rent: 家賃 (やちん, yachin)
• Deposit (security money): 敷金 (しききん, shikikin)
• Key money (non-refundable gift to landlord): 礼金 (れいきん, reikin)
• Landlord: 大家さん (おおやさん, ooyasan)
• Tenant: 入居者 (にゅうきょしゃ, nyuukyosha)
• Real estate agent: 不動産屋 (ふどうさんや, fudousanya)
• Lease contract: 契約書 (けいやくしょ, keiyakusho)
• Moving in: 入居 (にゅうきょ, nyuukyo)
• Moving out: 退去 (たいきょ, taikyo)
• Elevator: エレベーター (erebētā)
• Floor (level in a building): 階 (かい, kai)
• Bathroom: 浴室 (よくしつ, yokushitsu) or バスルーム (basurūmu)

If a more detailed or categorized list is desired, I can provide further terms. This vocabulary is commonly used in housing listings and real estate contexts in Japan. Would you like phrases related to buying/selling houses as well?

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