Akiya in Kushiro City, Hokkaido

¥3,500,000 JPY

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Address: 北海道釧路市阿寒町中央２丁目
Date built: July 1971
Current status: Akiya
Land classification: Residential land
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¥3,500,000 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

Rail-friendly

Otanoshike Station~1 min

Kushiro~13 min

Obihiro~1h 25 min

KUH (KUH)~19 min

Nearby

Train station25 min

Interchange7 min

Facilities

Garden
On-site parking
Water heating

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About Kushiro City

Kushiro City, located on Hokkaido's east coast, is known for its port and the nearby Kushiro Shitsugen National Park, the largest marshland in Japan. It offers a rich natural landscape ideal for bird watching, especially for the Japanese crane. The city is also famous for its culinary specialty, robatayaki, a method of cooking seafood over a charcoal grill.

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