The average price of land in Japan rose 2.7 percent in 2025, the fourth straight year it has climbed and the fastest pace of increase since the calculation method was changed in 2010, as the nation's booming tourist sector has pushed up values, government data showed Tuesday.With land prices also driven by developments around train stations in urban areas, the average price rose at the fastest pace for the second straight year, though some rural regions continued to see declining values.The National Tax Agency's latest survey of prices per 1 square meter of land facing major roads is used t…READ FULL ARTICLE
