Read the claims, find the contradiction
Read each claim and dig in with "Details". When a claim contradicts your files, present the file.
Move-Out Verdict
Read each claim and dig in with "Details". When a claim contradicts your files, present the file.
Every contradiction you catch brings the total on the settlement statement down on the spot. Pay what you owe, and send the groundless items to ¥0.
Every case is built on the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's restoration guideline. The files you present carry their sources (page and case numbers), so you learn the actual rules.
Play as the property manager, too, and send the bill yourself. Experiencing both sides shows you what the other side is thinking and why. At a real move-out inspection, that leads to an outcome both sides can accept.
Tenant route CASE 1 is free and playable to the end. The remaining cases unlock with a one-time "Full pack" purchase. There is no subscription.
iPhone and iPad (iOS 15 or later). There is no Android version at the moment.
日本語, English, 中文（简体）, 한국어, Tiếng Việt and नेपाली. You can switch at any time in the game.
No. Your senior colleague explains the rules you need in the game, and you can reread the guideline points in your files and Lesson Notes at any time.
It gives you the basic way of thinking, but the game simplifies things for learning. Actual liability depends on the contract and the condition of the room, so for an individual dispute, consult a consumer affairs centre (188 in Japan) or a professional.
Sign in with the same Apple ID and tap "Restore purchase" in the game. You will not be charged again.
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This game simplifies, for learning purposes, general information based on the MLIT guideline and the Japanese Civil Code. The guideline is not legally binding, and actual liability depends on the contract and the condition of the property. For an individual dispute, consult a consumer affairs centre (188 in Japan) or a professional. All people and companies depicted are fictional.