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Takashi Senoo — Representative Gyoseishoshi

Became an independent gyoseishoshi after working in the real estate industry. Draws on that hands-on experience to focus on visa & naturalization applications and real estate consultation. Also holds the Mansion Management Consultant qualification, covering association management and condominium ownership matters. English is available directly; Chinese, Vietnamese, Nepali, and Korean are available through an interpreter.

  • Gyoseishoshi
    Registered with the Aichi Gyoseishoshi Association
  • Mansion Management Consultant
    National qualification covering association management & condominium ownership
  • Real estate industry experience
    Hands-on knowledge of contracts and transactions from real estate industry work
  • Multilingual support
    English available directly; Chinese, Vietnamese, Nepali, and Korean available via interpreter
Naturalization & VISA support Foreign resident support Real estate consultation
Background

Career overview

Real estate industryWorked at a real estate company handling sale and lease contracts, disclosure explanations, and property management, building hands-on transaction experience.
QualificationObtained the Mansion Management Consultant qualification, gaining expertise in association management and condominium ownership law.
Gyoseishoshi registrationPassed the gyoseishoshi exam, registered with the Aichi Gyoseishoshi Association, and opened Senoo Gyoseishoshi Office.
CurrentlyFocused on visa & naturalization support and real estate consultation.
A note to clients

What matters isn't the qualification — it's whether your problem gets solved

Qualifications like Gyoseishoshi and Mansion Management Consultant simply define the scope of what we can help with. What matters most is correctly understanding your situation and moving procedures forward without mistakes. Real estate industry experience means we explain not just the paperwork, but the practical points to watch for.

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