That monthly management report is telling you seven things — it's just in Japanese, and you only read the deposit line

Once you own in Japan, a management report lands every month. Most Hong Kong owners open it, glance at the amount credited, and close it. But the occupancy, arrears, turnover and restoration costs inside it are what will set your price when you sell in three years. Here's how to read each line — and which reports to demand from the seller before you buy.