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Funding real estate transactions with bitcoin has already become an accepted practice in the US, so it’s unsurprising that it’s begun to take root in Japan, the only developed country that has explicitly legalized cryptocurrencies as legal tender.

CCN reports that a Tokyo-based real estate firm is selling a commercial building for 547 bitcoin, or $6 million. It is said to be the first building in Japan to be sold using bitcoin.

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