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09/07/2026

日本で暮らす外国人のお客様にとって、住まいだけでなく、毎日の食事や健康も、安心した暮らしの大切な一部です。

ディオスでは、外国人向け住宅のご提供にとどまらず、食・健康・生活全体の質を高めるご提案も大切にしています。

今回は、日本で暮らすタイのお客様に向けて、自然食品店で見つけたタイ料理関連の商品をご紹介しました。
有機ココナッツミルク、グリーンカレーペースト、タイ・グリーンカレー、タイ・マッサマンカレーなど、できるだけ自然な原材料でタイの味を楽しみたい方への一つの参考になれば幸いです。

ぜひご覧ください。
https://www.dios.co.jp/ja/archives/4067

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日本で暮らすタイのお客様へ、自然食品店で選んだ身体にやさしいタイ料理食品をご紹介。ディオスは住まいだけでなく、食と健康を含めた暮らしを大切にしています。

27/06/2026

We have shared a new blog article on earthquake preparedness for international residents in Japan.

Rather than focusing on fear, the article looks at how to stay calm, check reliable information, and prepare in practical ways for daily life in Osaka.

We hope it will offer reassurance and clarity to foreign residents, diplomats, and their families.

Life in Japan THE KIND OF CALM, PRACTICAL DISASTER PREPAREDNESS CASA DIVINA OSAKA BELIEVES IN Recently, one of our clients connected to a foreign consulate in Osaka

21/06/2026

I recently had the opportunity to visit One World International School Osaka (OWIS Osaka), attend its school carnival, and join the Advancement Ceremony as a special guest.

What impressed me most was the warm atmosphere of the school.

The students looked energetic, confident, and happy to be part of their school community. I also felt the sincere dedication of the teachers, staff, and school leadership.

For international families relocating to Osaka, school choice is one of the most important parts of daily life. A good residence provides stability, but a good school gives children confidence and gives parents peace of mind.

At DIOS, we support expatriates, diplomats, and international families living in Osaka. Through this work, I strongly believe that housing, school, and community are all connected.

I wrote a short article about what I felt through my visit to OWIS Osaka, and why international school options matter for global families living in Osaka.

Life in Japan What I Felt Through My Visit to OWIS Osaka For international families relocating to Osaka, choosing the right home is only one part of building a new

06/06/2026

Japan is changing.

After decades of deflation, the country is entering a new phase:

* Rising stock markets
* The return of inflation
* Corporate governance reforms
* Global supply chain shifts

These forces are converging — and reshaping Japan into a more attractive destination for global capital.

In this environment, holding cash alone may no longer be sufficient to preserve value.
The focus is gradually shifting from capital preservation to capital allocation.

At the same time, geopolitical changes — particularly the restructuring of supply chains — are increasing Japan’s strategic importance, especially in advanced manufacturing and infrastructure.

From our perspective in Osaka, we see growing opportunities not only in equities, but also in real estate and long-term urban development.

We have shared our insights in the following article:

👉 https://www.dios.co.jp/archives/4538

If you are considering investment, relocation, or expansion in Japan, we would be pleased to connect.

Investment Why Japan Is Becoming Increasingly Relevant for Global Investors Japan is undergoing a structural shift that is attracting renewed global attention.

21/03/2026

In Japan, most apartments — even high-end ones — are around 80 sqm.

But is that really enough for a family?

We recently worked with an expatriate family who lived in Osaka for nearly 10 years, raising their two children here.

For them, Japan was not just a place for business.
It was a place to build a life.

This experience made me reflect on what truly defines a home.

City Tower Nishi-Umeda is one of the rare properties in Osaka that offers over 150 sqm, with a layout designed for real family living.

It is not just about size.
It is about how space supports relationships.

I wrote a short perspective on this.

→ https://www.dios.co.jp/archives/4531

20/03/2026

In Osaka, most expatriates today live in apartments of around 85–100 sqm.

However, this is not the original standard.

Before the 1990s, expatriate housing in Japan typically offered 150–250 sqm,
with spacious kitchens and dining areas designed for family interaction.

Today, such residences are extremely rare.

La Tour Osaka Umeda is one of the very few exceptions.

It represents not just luxury, but the return of true expatriate living standards.

I have written a short perspective on this topic.

→ https://www.dios.co.jp/archives/4527

15/03/2026

When searching for a home, many people focus on rent, layout, and location.
But the most important factor is often something else: empathy.

In my latest article, I share why listening carefully to clients is the foundation of housing services.

— The Most Important Element in Housing Services — Recently, I had the opportunity to meet with representatives from two nursing care facilities while

07/03/2026

https://www.dios.co.jp/archives/4522

— A Voice from Diplomatic Clients — Some of our clients at Dios are diplomats who first serve at consulates in Osaka and later move to Tokyo. In other

07/03/2026

最近、外交官のお客様との経験について、ブログを書きました。

大阪でディオスの住宅をご利用いただいたお客様が、東京に赴任された後もご連絡をくださることがあります。

外国人が日本で生活する上で、住宅環境がどれほど重要かを改めて感じています。

よろしければご覧ください。

― 外交官のお客様からの声 ―

07/03/2026

https://www.dios.co.jp/archives/4520

At Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan, Dios was honored to contribute to the success of several international pavilions. We had the privilege of supporting