NTT Docomo sells two land plots in central Tokyo for about ¥59 billion (about $371 million), according to people familiar with the matter, in a deal that adds to a broader surge of large real-estate transactions in Japan. The Japan Times reports that both foreign and domestic investors are buying properties that have already increased in price but are still viewed as having potential for further gains. Bloomberg similarly frames the Docomo sale as the latest major transaction in Japan’s fast-moving property market, with the two plots changing hands for roughly ¥59 billion. The reports describe the sale as part of growing investor activity rather than a single isolated transaction. No additional details on the buyer(s), the specific locations of the plots, or Docomo’s stated reasons for selling are provided in the excerpts. Overall, the coverage links the Docomo transaction to a wider market trend in which investors seek opportunities in Tokyo real estate despite prior price rises.