Akiya in Nishiwaga Town, Waga, Iwate

¥5,900,000 JPY

Layout: Unknown

Building area: 155.8 m²

Land area: Unknown

details

Address: 岩手県和賀郡西和賀町沢内字貝沢
Date built: 2005
Current status: Akiya
Structure: Wooden construction

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Purchasing

Buying without visiting Japan. Asking price + taxes + buying fees + building survey + purchase support + first-year tax and bill-payment support.

Asking price¥5,900,000 JPY

Judicial scrivener's registration workIncluding 10% consumption tax	¥80,000 - ¥100,000 JPY
Registration and licence taxBased on typical purchase costs.Consumption tax does not apply	¥120,000 - ¥150,000 JPY

Confirms your name and overseas address for registering ownership.

Affidavit witnessing / notarisationYou arrange this in your home or residence country. Fees vary by country.	¥0 - ¥35,000 JPY
Japanese translation	¥4,500 JPY

Akiya Journey

Excluding 10% consumption tax
Property verification	¥30,000 JPY
Property viewing	¥50,000 JPY
Contract support	¥170,000 JPY
Tax notices and bill-payment support (first year)	¥121,000 JPY
Consumption tax (10%)	¥37,100 JPY

Transport

Car country

Akabuchi Station~31 min

Takizawa~26 min

Morioka~39 min

HNA (HNA)~53 min

Nearby

No nearby places listed

Facilities

Balcony
Bath
Bicycle parking
Public water supply
Sewerage system (type unspecified)
Toilet

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About Nishiwaga Town

Nishiwaga is a town known for its hot springs and beautiful natural landscapes, including mountains and rivers. It is close to Hanamaki, famous for its literary history, and Tono, known for its folktales. Local cuisine includes Wanko Soba noodles and Iwateyama Wagyu beef. The area offers outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing.

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