Tokyo land values up 9.4%, leading the nation — how HK investors should read the 2026 rosenka
Japan's tax agency released the 2026 roadside land values in early July — a fifth straight national rise, with Tokyo up 9.4%, the highest in the country. Behind it sit a weak yen, inbound tourism and central-Tokyo demand. But does rising land value mean you should chase? Here's what rosenka actually is, what it means for HK investors, and why the headline shouldn't change your discipline.
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