Little Japan Project Goes Global

Mr. Charlie Taka, chairman of Global Asia Investment Group, which has more than 20,000 Japanese investors as its clientele and sells more than 700 pieces of overseas property to them annually, has announced the company’s “Little Japan Project." Little Japan is a small community of Japanese expats living abroad.

With five concepts of medical care, domestic service, education, living and entertainment, the Little Japan Project has been expanded into various countries, including Johor Bahru in Malaysia, Ayutthaya in Thailand, Makati and Cebu in the Philippines. Many Japanese hospitals and shop owners also have already decided to participate the project to expand their businesses.

Most of Global Asia Investment Group’s clients belong to Japan’s wealthy class, with average annual income of more than 8 million yen, and many of them are wealthier asset holder with annual income of more than 10 million yen.

In the midst of a global financial crisis, Japan is reported to have 1,400 trillion yen of personal financial assets. How to fetch in this “Japan Money”? The Little Japan Project may hold the key.

The Little Japan Project is poised to provide these investors access to world markets in real estate.

Global Asia Investment Group and its Little Japan Project will be major players in the world market for real estate.

Learn more at: http://www.global-macau.com