In Osaka, housing-related requests from diplomats and consulate staff often arise suddenly and within a limited timeframe.
These situations may be triggered by new appointments or transfers,
changes in family circumstances,
or unexpected issues with an existing residence.
While the reasons vary, what is consistently required is an environment that is
“ready to live in” and “ready to function immediately.”
At Dios, we prepare for such situations in advance.
On a routine basis, we maintain the following readiness:
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Furnished residences in Osaka, approximately 60–100 square meters, kept available for immediate use
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Clear preparation, in English, for common challenges in diplomatic housing, including furniture, facilities, cleaning, contractual conditions, and daily living matters
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An integrated system that addresses cleaning, furniture, contracts, and on-site coordination as a single process
We believe that such preparation is essential precisely because
it is not possible to predict when a consultation will arise.
For this reason, these arrangements are made before any request is received.
When an actual consultation takes place, we take care to
understand the situation thoroughly and
respond in a calm, discreet, and reliable manner.
Dios will continue to make these preparations quietly,
with the aim of supporting international mobility
and the global community in Osaka.