Charming Akiya with Attached Farmland in Kochi's Scenic Kamishi
This unique property, listed as Kochi Kamishi Akiya Bank No. 170, offers a rare opportunity to own a traditional Japanese home with attached farmland in the verdant landscapes of Shikoku. The 75.54㎡ wooden house, built in 1974, features a classic 4DK layout, providing ample space for family living. The property includes a kitchen with an IH cooktop and a septic tank drainage system. The home's condition is currently vacant, and the handover timing is open for consultation.
A standout feature of this listing is the attached 480.17㎡ plot of farmland, perfect for enjoying a home vegetable garden and embracing an agricultural lifestyle. The property also includes parking space. It's important to note that the sale or lease of farmland in Japan typically requires approval from the local Agricultural Committee, so prospective buyers should inquire with the Kamishi authorities.
The property is managed by the local municipality through the NPO Inakami Kamishi Relocation and Settlement Exchange Center. Interested parties are encouraged to contact them directly, quoting the property name "Kochi Kamishi Akiya Bank No. 170."
Kamishi is located in northeastern Kochi Prefecture, stretching from the southern ridges of the Shikoku Mountains to the Kochi Plain along the Monobe River. The area is divided into charming districts: Tosa-Yamada for town living, Kohoku for rural life, and Monobe for mountain living, each with its own vibrant festivals like the Tosa-Yamada Festival featuring Yosakoi dance. The region is steeped in history, home to the over-400-year-old tradition of Tosa forged blades and the magnificent Ryugado Cave, one of Japan's three great limestone caverns formed over 175 million years. The area boasts stunning natural beauty, with residents praising the clean air and water, noting significant health benefits from the pristine environment.
