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Akiya in Ibaraki

Kasama City (34)Hitachiota City (26)Sakuragawa City (11)Kitaibaraki City (9)Chikusei City (8)Naka District (8)Inashiki City (7)Joso City (7)

Ibaraki Prefecture is located in the northeastern part of the Kanto Region, offering both coastal scenery and mountainous landscapes. It is known for Kairakuen Garden, one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, particularly celebrated during the plum blossom season. The prefecture is also famous for its natto production. Key cities include Mito, Tsukuba, and Hitachi, providing a blend of historical, cultural, and scientific attractions.

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¥100,000,000 JPY
Ishioka City, Ibaraki
1966 161/1,802 m² 161 m² 1,802 m²
1 / 9
¥45,000,000 JPY
Kasama City, Ibaraki
2005 112/478 m² 112 m² 478 m²
1 / 10
¥4,800,000 JPY
Sakuragawa City, Ibaraki
1972 91/433 m² 91 m² 433 m²
1 / 10
¥500,000 JPY
Kasama City, Ibaraki
1973 99/674 m² 99 m² 674 m²
1 / 13
¥3,000,000 JPY
Inashiki City, Ibaraki
1991 89/114 m² 89 m² 114 m²
1 / 23
¥40,000,000 JPY
Joso City, Ibaraki
1983 164/2,911 m² 164 m² 2,911 m²
1 / 9
¥2,000,000 JPY
Naka City, Ibaraki
1966 105/661 m² 105 m² 661 m²
1 / 7
¥5,500,000 JPY
Sakuragawa City, Ibaraki
1975 123/151 m² 123 m² 151 m²
Farmland
1 / 8
¥15,000,000 JPY
Naka City, Ibaraki
1956 133/1,374 m² 133 m² 1,374 m²
1 / 9
¥5,000,000 JPY
Kasama City, Ibaraki
1990 150/858 m² 150 m² 858 m²
1 / 11
¥2,600,000 JPY
Sakuragawa City, Ibaraki
1972 147/281 m² 147 m² 281 m²
1 / 7
¥10,500,000 JPY
Kasama City, Ibaraki
1994 136/1,736 m² 136 m² 1,736 m²