MaxPakuIbaraki
27211 · Osaka · City
Ibaraki in Osaka is covered within MaxPaku's nationwide dataset of 1,794 municipalities, combining vacation rental (minpaku) regulations and bimonthly Japan Tourism Agency statistics.
Legislative Body Statistics
Body LevelThis area is not a legislative body and has no independent statistics.
Regulation Details
Minpaku regulations for Ibaraki are governed by Osaka. The following shows Osaka's regulations.
Minpaku New Law
Osaka Prefecture has not enacted supplementary ordinance to the Minpaku Act. Only statutory 180-day and signage obligations apply.
In Osaka Prefecture-administered areas (excluding public-health-center cities and cities with delegated authority), no supplementary ordinance has been enacted under Article 18 of the Private Lodging Business Act. Osaka City, Sakai, Higashiosaka, Takatsuki, Toyonaka, Hirakata, Yao, Neyagawa, and Suita accept notifications independently.
Strictness Score
Statutory Day Limit
Effective Operating Days
Effective Date
Last Verified
Score Breakdown
method=v2.0-investorday_risk: worst=180/180 (1.00) → 0.0/6.0ops_risk: signage_required (+0.2)hard_rule: high_day_ratio>=0.90 and no structural restrictions -> score<=2components: raw=1.20 (day=0.00, zone=0.00, micro=0.00, ops=0.20) -> score=1
Day Analysis
No additional local restrictions. National 180-day annual cap applies.
Operating Requirements
Statutory requirements only (absent-host must delegate to management operator).
Compliance
Fire code compliance certificate required.
Accommodation Tax
Tiered ¥200-¥500/night(Effective Date: 2025-09-01)
Investor Notes
Few additional local restrictions; relatively easy to enter.
Sources
- Osaka Prefecture official - Minpaku informationOfficial Guide
Special Zone Minpaku
Special Zone minpaku in Osaka Prefecture-administered areas. Operable in Izumisano, Kaizuka, and Habikino. No 180-day limit.
Special Zone minpaku in Osaka Prefecture-administered areas. Following the area plan change on Nov 28, 2025, 29 of 34 municipalities will stop accepting new applications on May 30, 2026. Only 3 cities continue: Izumisano, Kaizuka, and Habikino. Existing certified facilities may continue operating.
Strictness Score
Statutory Day Limit
Effective Operating Days
Effective Date
Last Verified
Score Breakdown
method=v2.0-investorday_risk: worst=365/365 (1.00) → 0.0/6.0ops_risk: min_floor_area=25.0>3.3 (+0.2)ops_risk: notification_required (+0.2)ops_risk: signage_required (+0.2)hard_rule: high_day_ratio>=0.90 and no structural restrictions -> score<=2components: raw=1.60 (day=0.00, zone=0.00, micro=0.00, ops=0.60) -> score=2
Day Analysis
Special Zone minpaku certification system. No annual day cap (365-day year-round operation).
Zone Restrictions
Only 3 cities continue (Kawachinagano City continues in limited areas). Other 29 municipalities stop accepting new applications on 2026-05-29. Minimum 2 nights/3 days
Operating Requirements
Neighbor notification and complaint response system required.
Compliance
Fire code compliance certificate required.
Ryokan/hotel use classification. Subject to zoning restrictions.
Operating without certification violates the Hotel Business Act (up to 6 months imprisonment or fine up to 1 million yen).
Accommodation Tax
Tiered ¥200-¥500/night(Effective Date: 2025-09-01)
Investor Notes
Osaka Prefecture Special Zone minpaku significantly reduced. Only Izumisano, Kaizuka, Habikino accept new applications (365 days). Other 29 municipalities stop new applications May 30, 2026. Ripple effect from Osaka City's termination policy.
Legal Basis
- 大阪府国家戦略特別区域外国人滞在施設経営事業に関する条例
Sources
Related Areas
Data source: Municipal ordinances and government guidelines · Updated: 2026-03-24