Akiya in Hagi City, Yamaguchi
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Hagi City is known for its well-preserved samurai and castle town atmosphere, offering a glimpse into Japan's feudal past. Nearby attractions include the Hagi Castle ruins and Shoin Shrine, significant for their historical value. Hagi is also famous for its pottery, called Hagi-yaki, a tradition that has been passed down for centuries. The city is located along the Sea of Japan, providing scenic coastal views.
1 / 6¥8,000,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1993 219/903 m² 219 m² 903 m²
1 / 6¥3,500,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1961 135/177 m² 135 m² 177 m²
1 / 6¥3,000,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1972 111/427 m² 111 m² 427 m²
1 / 6¥1,000,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1977 75/166 m² 75 m² 166 m²
1 / 6¥3,000,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1974 114/274 m² 114 m² 274 m²- Farmland
1 / 6¥1,000,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1978 127/109 m² 127 m² 109 m²
1 / 6¥1,500,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1979 106/116 m² 106 m² 116 m²
1 / 6¥12,000,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1978 138/396 m² 138 m² 396 m²
1 / 6¥3,500,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1985 134/527 m² 134 m² 527 m²
1 / 8¥1,000,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1959 124/1,039 m² 124 m² 1,039 m²- Farmland
1 / 6¥3,000,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi1983 149/438 m² 149 m² 438 m²
1 / 8¥5,000,000 JPYHagi City, Yamaguchi2012 117/769 m² 117 m² 769 m²