You name suumo.jp, the sections and the geography - lines, stations, wards or a whole prefecture - and the fields you want. We build the crawlers, run them on your schedule and keep them working when SUUMO changes its markup or its line and station filter structure. Much of the search layer is rendered dynamically, paginated deep behind those facets and rate limited, so runs are paced and monitored rather than forced.
Delivery in CSV, JSON, XLSX, into your database or through an API. Plans start from EUR 199.
SUUMO prints a different field set in each section, so a run is specified section by section and field by field. A typical chintai and resale set:
SUUMO prints what the listing agency filed. The numbers that make one room comparable to another have to be derived:
SUUMO (suumo.jp) is the housing portal operated by Recruit in Japan and one of the best known property brands in the country, grown out of the older Jutaku Joho listings business. It covers the whole domestic housing market in one place: chintai rentals, new-build and second-hand mansion apartments, new-build and second-hand detached houses, building land, chumon jutaku custom-build orders and reform services.
Listings are written in Japanese and priced in yen, but printed in man-yen units, so a rent reads as 8.5 man-yen rather than 85,000 yen and an asking price as 4,980 man-yen rather than 49,800,000 yen. Navigation is built around prefecture, ward and above all railway line and station, and station walk minutes is the field renters and buyers filter on first. A rental building gets a page of its own with each vacant room listed underneath, while a new-build mansion entry describes a whole development, with several madori plan types put on sale in rounds rather than all at once.
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SUUMO carries chintai rentals and sale stock for the whole country behind one set of line and station filters, which makes it the practical base for Japanese pricing work. Brokerages benchmark asking rent per station, per madori code and per walk-minute band before they take a mandate. Investors read price against chikunengetsu, because a building finished before the 1981 shin-taishin seismic standard trades on different terms from one finished after it, then pair that with kanrihi and shuzen tsumitatekin to get a real net yield rather than a headline one.
Relocation teams and shataku corporate housing desks size budgets by ward and by walk minutes from the commuting line. Developers track how new-build mansion sale rounds are priced against nearby chuko resale stock. And because the same room is often posted by several brokerages at once, a clean SUUMO feed shows how long a unit really stays on the market and when the rent or the reikin quietly comes down.
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ScrapeIt is a fully managed scraping service. You say which sites and which fields; we write the crawlers, run them, fix them when the target site changes and hand over structured data on a schedule. There is no infrastructure to run and no code to write on your side.
We collect public data only, work to a GDPR and CCPA posture, sign confidentiality agreements, and do not touch logins, paywalls or CAPTCHAs. Plans start from EUR 199.
Yes. Chintai rentals, new and second-hand mansions, detached houses and land sit in separate SUUMO sections, and we can crawl any mix of them.
Yes. We match on building, room, madori, area and floor to fold duplicate postings into one record, while keeping each agency and its price.
We keep the original Japanese, add English labels for structure, direction and feature tags, and give plain yen next to every man-yen figure.
Yes. SUUMO is browsed by line and station, so we scope a crawl to chosen lines, stations, wards or a walk-minute ceiling, at your refresh rate.
No. We collect public listing pages only, never logins, paywalls or CAPTCHAs, and we hold to the public data position set out on our compliance page.
Step 1 - Make a Request
You share your needs, expectations, and desired timeframe. We’ll suggest the best solution based on your request and budget.
Step 2 - Configuring Custom Web Crawlers
Our specialists configure the crawlers and extract a sample dataset for your review before proceeding with the full-scale extraction.
Step 3 - Collect and Deliver
Once you approve the sample, we launch the project and start full data collection. We gather, filter, and structure the data for easy use, delivering it on time in your preferred format.
Step 4 - Maintain and Support
Our team manages ongoing processes, monitors website changes, and supports all data extraction cycles. We can also help integrate data into your systems or create dashboards to simplify analysis.
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