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MLIT Registration No. F05636

Housing Accommodation Manager Japan — MLIT Registration No. F05636 | StayJP

Under Japan's Housing Accommodation Business Act (the so-called minpaku law), StayJP is a Housing Accommodation Manager officially registered with the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) under registration number 国土交通大臣(01)第F05636号. This page consolidates our registration number, scope of work, governing statutes, and complaints window so owners can verify us before commissioning work.

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Housing Accommodation Management Business Registration Number

Registration Number

国土交通大臣(01)第F05636号

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Last updated: 2026-04-27

What Is Housing Accommodation Management?

Defined in Article 2 of the Housing Accommodation Business Act, housing accommodation management is the bundle of operations a registered manager performs on behalf of an owner. StayJP runs the legally required core duties in-house, optimising both occupancy and guest satisfaction.

Highlights

  • Registered with MLIT and re-examined every five years
  • In-house guest support in multilingual: Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese, Spanish
  • Compliance checklists for the three regimes: Housing Accommodation Business Act, Hotel Business Act, and Special Zone Minpaku Ordinances
  • Operating range: 75-85% average occupancy across managed StayJP properties (trailing 12 months)

Registration Number & Disclosure Obligation

Under Article 33 of the Housing Accommodation Business Act and the related MLIT notice, every Housing Accommodation Manager must display its registration number on its premises, in contracts, and on its website. StayJP operates under the registration number above.

  • The registration number is permanently shown at the top of this page, in our footer, and in every contract header.
  • Registrations are renewed every five years and we are re-examined for operational capacity at each renewal.
  • Cancellations or sanctions are publicly searchable in MLIT's official Housing Accommodation Manager Registry.

Scope of Work We Can Be Commissioned For

We carry out the management duties defined in Article 34 of the Housing Accommodation Business Act on behalf of the housing accommodation business operator (the owner).

  • Hygiene of guests (cleaning, linen turnover, replenishment of consumables)
  • Safety of guests (facility checks, emergency contact procedures)
  • Comfort and convenience of foreign guests (multilingual guidance and inquiry handling)
  • Maintenance and retention of guest registries (creation and submission of statutory records)
  • Prevention of negative impact on the surrounding area (first-line response to noise, refuse, etc.)
  • Complaint handling (intake from owners, neighbors, and guests)

Duties That Cannot Be Sub-contracted

Article 35 of the Housing Accommodation Business Act prohibits the wholesale subcontracting of all management duties to a third party. StayJP performs core duties in-house and only delegates discrete tasks (cleaning, repairs, etc.) to vetted partners under explicit agreement.

  • We do not subcontract management duties as a whole.
  • Specific tasks (e.g. cleaning, minor repairs, specialty cleaning) are delegated only to partners that meet our selection criteria and contract terms.
  • StayJP retains primary responsibility for the quality and contracts of any sub-contractor.

Scope of the Engagement

On top of the management duties defined in Article 34, we also handle adjacent operations needed to maximise revenue.

Compliance & licensing

  • Filing of housing accommodation notifications, special zone minpaku permits, and simple lodging permits
  • Monitoring of the 180-day cap and periodic reporting to local governments
  • Guest registry creation, retention, and ID verification (in-person or online)
  • Front-line response to neighborhood briefings, complaints, and government inquiries

Reservations & revenue

  • Listing creation and operations on Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia, and other major OTAs
  • Dynamic pricing driven by demand forecasts (PriceLabs / Beyond integration)
  • Channel-manager operations to keep inventory in sync and prevent double bookings
  • Monthly reports tracking RevPAR, ADR, and OCC

Guest operations

  • Pre-stay guidance, check-in flow, and incident response in multilingual
  • Smart-lock and contactless check-in onboarding
  • 24/7 emergency response (lost keys, equipment failures, medical incidents)
  • Review handling and an improvement loop driven by guest feedback

Cleaning, linen & supplies

  • Turnover cleaning, periodic checks, and specialty cleaning to a documented housekeeping standard
  • Linen and amenity supply with photo-recorded quality assurance
  • Automatic restock of consumables with cost optimisation
  • Coordination of urgent repairs through our partner network

multilingual Guest Support

We cover the major inbound demand pools with an in-house team rather than relying on outsourced agents.

  • Japanese: domestic guests, neighbors, and government interactions
  • English: Western markets, Southeast Asia, and global cities
  • Korean: dedicated FAQ and interpretation for Korean visitors
  • Chinese (Simplified): mainland Chinese guests, including channels like WeChat
  • Spanish: inquiries from Latin America and Spain

Onboarding Process

From initial inquiry to operations launch in four steps. Properties that need new permits may have an additional licensing phase.

  1. 1. Initial discovery call

    We confirm the property type, location, target guests, and any existing contracts.

  2. 2. Revenue simulation

    We share an occupancy / ADR / RevPAR projection grounded in local competitors and seasonality.

  3. 3. Management contract & licensing

    We sign the Housing Accommodation Business Act-compliant management contract and prepare the required permits.

  4. 4. Onboarding & launch

    We create listings, install smart locks, schedule cleaning, and begin live operations.

Self-Operation vs. StayJP Management

Use this comparison to evaluate the cost-benefit of commissioning a manager.

 Self-managementStayJP
multilingual guest supportPersonal outsourcing or machine translationIn-house multilingual team across multilingual
ComplianceOwner monitors statutes case by caseRegistered manager bears primary responsibility
OccupancyAd-hoc pricing, high varianceDynamic pricing targeting the 75-85% range
Night & emergency responseOwner handles incidents in person24/7 coverage backed by a partner network
Cost structureFixed costs plus opaque ad-hoc spendingMonthly reports surface revenue and operating cost

Coverage

We operate nationwide with a focus on Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Fukuoka, and Okinawa. See the area pages for market specifics.

TokyoOsakaKyotoFukuokaOkinawa

Governing Statutes & Supervising Authority

Our housing accommodation management operations comply with the following primary statutes, notices, and guidelines.

  • Housing Accommodation Business Act (Act No. 65 of 2017)
  • Enforcement Regulations of the Housing Accommodation Business Act
  • MLIT Operating Procedures for Registration of Housing Accommodation Managers
  • Hotel Business Act / Special Zone Minpaku Ordinance (where applicable)
  • Act on the Protection of Personal Information
  • Consumer Contract Act and Specified Commercial Transactions Act (as applied to owner contracts)

Supervising authority: Japan Tourism Agency (MLIT) / regional Bureaux of Transport

Complaint Window

Complaints from neighbors, guests, or owners are received first by our customer support, with a status report issued within 48 business hours.

  • Hours: weekdays 10:00–18:00 JST (urgent guest matters are covered 24/7)
  • Channels: phone (registered number), email, contact form
  • Process: intake → property identification → owner coordination → first response → documentation → close
  • For critical incidents (fire, medical emergencies, etc.) we prioritize calls to the relevant fire and police authorities.

How to Verify the Registration

MLIT publishes the Housing Accommodation Manager Registry, where anyone can verify the validity of a registration.

  • Open MLIT's Housing Accommodation Manager Registry search page.
  • Search by registration number or legal entity name.
  • Cross-check the legal name, registration date, and any sanctions on record.
Open the MLIT Housing Accommodation Manager Registry

Complaint Window

support@stayjp.jp
Weekdays 10:00-18:00 (JST)
9-16 Wakamatsucho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-0056, Japan

Trust & Compliance FAQ

Answers to the questions we receive most often before owners commission us.

Where can I verify StayJP's housing accommodation manager registration number?+

It is permanently displayed at the top of this page, in our site footer, and in every contract header. You can also verify it directly via MLIT's public Housing Accommodation Manager Registry.

What can owners delegate to a housing accommodation manager?+

All management duties defined in Article 34 of the Housing Accommodation Business Act — guest hygiene, guest safety, foreign-guest support, guest registry retention, neighborhood relations, and complaint handling — can be delegated as a single bundle.

Can the entire bundle of management duties be subcontracted to another company?+

No. Article 35 prohibits the wholesale subcontracting of all management duties. StayJP performs the core duties in-house and only delegates discrete tasks to vetted partners.

Where should neighbors send complaints?+

All complaints are received by our customer support: weekdays 10:00–18:00 JST, with 24/7 coverage for urgent guest incidents. We issue a status report within 48 business hours.

How can I verify the registration myself?+

You can search by registration number or legal entity name on MLIT's Housing Accommodation Manager Registry. We link directly to it from this page.

What happens if the registration is cancelled or sanctioned?+

Cancellations and sanctions are published in MLIT's registry. We update this page to reflect any change and notify contracted owners in writing.

What exactly can I delegate?+

All management duties defined in Article 34 of the Housing Accommodation Business Act — hygiene, safety, foreign-guest support, guest registry, neighborhood relations, and complaints — plus OTA operations, revenue management, cleaning, and consumables.

How are you different from other management companies?+

We are a registered Housing Accommodation Manager that holds primary responsibility, and our multilingual guest support is fully in-house. We optimise revenue while keeping compliance non-negotiable.

Where do you operate?+

Nationwide, with concentration in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Fukuoka, and Okinawa. We confirm operability for each property after a discovery call.

What are your contract length and exit terms?+

The standard term is 12 months with automatic renewal. Either party may exit with three months written notice. Details live in the management contract and the pricing page.

How do you set occupancy and revenue targets?+

We benchmark local competitors, seasonality, and property characteristics, then operate against an average occupancy band of 75-85%. RevPAR / ADR / OCC are reported monthly.

How is the 180-day cap handled?+

For housing-accommodation-business properties, we monitor the 180-night cap and file the periodic reports with local governments. If you need to operate beyond 180 nights we can advise on a switch to special zone minpaku or simple lodging permits.

What is your incident response flow?+

All complaints land in customer support with a status report inside 48 business hours. Critical incidents trigger our 24/7 first response and, when needed, escalation to fire / police authorities.

Is there anything left for the owner to do?+

Once the contract is signed we run day-to-day operations. Property transfers, major renovations, and major strategy changes remain with the owner.

Considering full-service minpaku management?

Use our initial consultation and revenue simulation to assess the cost-benefit of commissioning us.

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