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  3. Kochi
  4. (35 listings)

Vacant / Abandoned Houses in:
Kochi Prefecture

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    Kami City, Kochi
    Building: 179 m² / Land: 623㎡
    ¥17,800,000 JPY
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    Kami City, Kochi
    Building: 180 m² / Land: 292㎡
    ¥10,000,000 JPY
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    Kami City, Kochi
    Building: 76 m² / Land: 480㎡
    ¥4,000,000 JPY
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    Kami City, Kochi
    Building: 127 m² / Land: 260㎡
    ¥7,600,000 JPY
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    Susaki City, Kochi
    Building: 152 m² / Land: 810㎡
    ¥2,000,000 JPY
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    Kami City, Kochi
    Building: 177 m² / Land: 559㎡
    ¥7,000,000 JPY
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    Aki City, Kochi
    Building: 185 m² / Land: 426㎡
    ¥11,800,000 JPY
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    Sakawa Town, Takaoka, Kochi
    Building: 178 m² / Land: 242㎡
    ¥2,500,000 JPY
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    Aki City, Kochi
    Building: 113 m² / Land: 513㎡
    ¥23,000,000 JPY
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    Sakawa Town, Takaoka, Kochi
    Building: 213 m² / Land: 348㎡
    ¥3,000,000 JPY
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    Kami City, Kochi
    Building: 79 m² / Land: 679㎡
    ¥4,800,000 JPY
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    Sakawa Town, Takaoka, Kochi
    Building: 123 m² / Land: 244㎡
    ¥3,000,000 JPY
Kochi Prefecture is known for its natural beauty, with the Shimanto River, Japan's last clear stream, running through it. The region is famous for Tosa wagyu, a premium beef, and katsuo no tataki, a lightly seared bonito dish. Kochi offers a rich history, being the birthplace of Sakamoto Ryoma, a key figure in the late Edo period. The Yosakoi festival, an energetic dance celebration, is a highlight.
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