Akiya in Asahi Town, Shimoniikawa, Toyama

¥500,000 JPY

Layout: 7DK

Building area: 157.84 m²

Land area

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Address: 富山県下新川郡朝日町道下
Date built: 1932
Current status: Akiya
Handover timing
Land rights: Ownership rights
Structure: Wooden construction
Urban planning: Suburban area
Zoning: Class 1 residential area

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Buying without visiting Japan. Asking price + taxes + buying fees + building survey.

Asking price¥500,000 JPY

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Transport

Car country

Tomari Station~4 min

Kurobe~20 min

Uozu~25 min

TOY (TOY)~1h 3 min

Nearby

Government office700 m

Convenience store900 m

Preschool1.0 km

Junior high school1.5 km

Elementary school1.8 km

Supermarket2.1 km

Train station28 min

Hospital2.3 km

Facilities

Electricity connection
Manual collection sewerage
No parking
Propane gas supply (bottled)

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About Asahi Town

Asahi is a town in Toyama Prefecture renowned for its rich cultural heritage and beautiful natural landscapes, including the famous Tateyama Mountain Range. The area is known for its exquisite rice and sake, reflective of Toyama's reputable agricultural practices. Historical sites and traditional festivals are prevalent, offering a glimpse into Japan's storied past. It's an appealing option for those interested in a tranquil lifestyle amidst nature and culture.

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