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Just open the map. There's nothing complicated to learn.

Type in an address and tap a button — that's it. See hazard risk, nearby information, and a price range instantly. Built so it's easy to use even if you're not confident with computers or smartphones.

MAPRISE's 12 analysis-menu screen — just pick a button, that's all it takes.

Sound familiar?

No more hopping between specialist websites

Skip the back-and-forth with government and registry sites. Check everything in one place, on the map.

No confidence with computers? That's fine.

No complicated setup. Just type an address and tap a button.

Explanation documents, made automatically

Turn what you found into a PDF report instantly, so it's easy to explain to your customers.

It only takes three steps

① Type an address

Enter the address or property name you want to check. The map moves there automatically.

② Tap what you want to see

Choose a button like "Hazards," "Prices," or "Ask AI." No complicated settings required.

③ Get your results and report

See the results as a map and chart. You can turn it into a PDF report right away.

What you can do with MAPRISE

MAPRISE four-panel split screen showing zoning, fire-prevention districts, official land prices, and land-price change simultaneously.
Top-bottom split comparing hazard (flood projection) layers against aerial imagery.
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See everything you need, layered on one map

Zoning, hazards, land prices — information you used to look up separately can now be layered and compared on a single map. You can even split the screen to view two places side by side.

Sources: MLIT National Land Numerical Information (zoning, fire-prevention districts) / GSI (aerial imagery)

Site-history wizard showing Meiji-era wetlands, Meiji-era land use, 1945–50 aerial photos, and present-day aerial imagery side by side.
Site-history integration step overlaying flood-control landform classification, land conditions, historical maps, and current hazards, with a PDF report export button.
2

See what a site used to be, long before today

Was it once a rice paddy, or reclaimed land? Compare old maps and photos to learn a site’s history in a few clicks — and if a technical term comes up, AI explains it in plain language.

Sources: GSI (aerial photos, historical maps) / MLIT National Land Numerical Information (flood-control landform classification, land conditions)

AI chat analyzing the relationship between disaster risk and land prices, presenting a conclusion that land prices in flood zones fall by up to 14.3%, with a chart.
AI analysis scoring livability across six axes — transit, healthcare, education, commerce, safety, and disaster resilience — on a radar chart.
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Just ask, and AI looks it up for you

Ask something like "Is this area safe from disasters?" and AI checks the data and answers in plain language, with a chart. No computer expertise needed.

Sources: MLIT Real Estate Information Library (land prices, transactions) / National Land Numerical Information (hazards, facilities)

AI answers and analysis results are for reference only. For important decisions, please also check with a specialist.

App screen listing the 12 analysis menus — disaster risk vs. land price, safety vs. land price, livability scoring, land-price trends, population-change ranking, and more.
Overall risk-score and investment-verdict summary, scoring natural-disaster, demographic, oversupply, and ground/geology risks with an overall investment verdict.
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One button makes your explanation document

Just pick what you want to check, and a PDF report covering regulations, hazards, and prices is created automatically — ready to hand to your customer.

Sources: MLIT PLATEAU / AIST Seamless Geological Map / e-Stat / National Land Numerical Information

Analysis results are for reference only. Consult a specialist before any contract or investment decision.

AI analysis ranking population change (2025–2035) across Kyushu as top gaining/declining municipalities.
Compact-city analysis crossing location-optimization zones with demographics, charting per-zone population change.
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See a town's population and where it's headed

A ranking shows at a glance which towns are growing or shrinking, and how that lines up with future city-planning zones.

Kyushu-only data for now; coverage is planned to expand. Sources: National Land Numerical Information (population projections, location-optimization zones) / e-Stat

AI answers and analysis results are for reference only. For important decisions, please also check with a specialist.

AI analysis screen covering 41 Kyushu cities, plotting new-build oversupply risk for land-site selection via a housing-starts x demographics cross-analysis scatter chart.
Kyushu land-price trend forecast screen showing +4.2%/yr average growth at 89% confidence, a strong uptrend across actuals and projection, used to pressure-test land-sourcing feasibility.
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Get a sense of whether prices may rise or fall

See a forecast chart based on past land-price trends, and check whether new housing supply nearby might be outpacing demand.

Kyushu-only data for now; coverage is planned to expand. Sources: e-Stat (housing starts) / National Land Numerical Information (population projections) / MLIT Real Estate Information Library (land prices)

Analysis results are for reference only. Consult a specialist before any contract or investment decision.

Frequently asked questions

I'm not confident with computers — can I still use it?
Yes. There are no complicated settings — just type an address and tap a button. It works the same way on a smartphone.
I don't know technical terms — is that okay?
Yes, that’s fine. Results are shown as charts and colors you can read at a glance, and you can ask AI to explain any term in plain language.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. During the beta period (through the end of October 2026), you can try every feature with no sign-up and no credit card.
Can I ask someone if I get stuck?
Yes — email support is available at info@maprise.jp. Please feel free to reach out any time.
Can I use the generated report as an official document as-is?
The report is a reference document for your research. For formal use — such as a statutory disclosure document — it needs to be checked by a licensed real-estate agent or other specialist.

Beta period: try every plan for free

Start by looking up just one place you’re curious about.

No sign-up, no credit card. Open the map right now and give it a try.