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Akiya in Fujisaki Town, Minamitsugaru, Aomori

¥6,000,000 JPY
  • Demolition
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Layout
Unknown
Building area
158.52 m²
Land area
Demolition Planned
  • Demolition
This property is scheduled to be demolished and is effectively being sold as land. The building is usually unsafe or too deteriorated to live in or view inside, so the value is in the plot itself. It suits buyers who plan to clear the site and rebuild, or who simply want the land.

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Date built
August 1972
Current status
Akiya
Land classification
Residential land
Structure
Wooden construction
Urban planning
Outside urban planning area

Floor plans & documents

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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.

Transport

Rail-friendly
Kita-Tokiwa Station~14 min
Kuroishi~7 min
Hirosaki~13 min
AOJ (AOJ)~25 min

Nearby

No nearby places listed
 
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About Fujisaki Town

Fujisaki is a small, peaceful town in Aomori known for its rich agriculture, including apple orchards which are among the best in Japan. It offers close access to the city of Hirosaki, famous for its historical castle and cherry blossom festival. Local specialties include apple-based dishes and Tsugaru shamisen performances, providing a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness.

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