Akiya in Yamanashi
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Yamanashi Prefecture is known for Mount Fuji, Japan's tallest peak, offering breathtaking views and hiking opportunities. It's famous for its fruit production, especially grapes and peaches. The area also hosts the Fuji-Q Highland amusement park and the serene Lake Kawaguchi, part of the Fuji Five Lakes. With rich cultural sites like the Takeda Shrine, it's a blend of natural beauty and historical significance.
Areas
1 / 11¥8,000,000 JPYNirasaki City, Yamanashi1977 271/179 m² 271 m² 179 m²
1 / 6¥21,800,000 JPYKofu City, Yamanashi2009 212/212 m² 212 m² 212 m²
1 / 20¥15,000,000 JPYTsuru City, Yamanashi189/767 m² 189 m² 767 m²- Farmland
1 / 11¥25,000,000 JPYNirasaki City, Yamanashi1966 271/521 m² 271 m² 521 m²
1 / 8¥8,300,000 JPYKofu City, Yamanashi1976 111/111 m² 111 m² 111 m²
1 / 11¥10,000,000 JPYNirasaki City, Yamanashi1992 88/627 m² 88 m² 627 m²
1 / 13¥40,000,000 JPYHokuto City, Yamanashi2009 205/1,103 m² 205 m² 1,103 m²
1 / 10¥6,900,000 JPYNirasaki City, Yamanashi1976 114/182 m² 114 m² 182 m²
1 / 10¥23,000,000 JPYKofu City, Yamanashi1988 199/482 m² 199 m² 482 m²
1 / 11¥5,000,000 JPYNirasaki City, Yamanashi1980 172/397 m² 172 m² 397 m²
1 / 12¥6,000,000 JPYHokuto City, Yamanashi1973 153/493 m² 153 m² 493 m²
1 / 11¥15,000,000 JPYNirasaki City, Yamanashi264/882 m² 264 m² 882 m²