A Spacious Traditional Japanese House in Inazawa, Aichi

This property presents a rare opportunity to own a classic Japanese home, a "kominka," built in 1958. The single-story house offers a generous 146.14 sqm of living space across a 9DK layout, featuring multiple authentic tatami rooms. The design includes traditional elements such as ranma (transom windows) and tokonoma (alcoves), creating a deeply atmospheric living environment. The property sits on a substantial 571.89 sqm plot, providing a tranquil, green setting with a well-maintained Japanese garden featuring garden stones and plantings that offer a sense of peace and a connection to the changing seasons.

Key equipment and features include two toilets, a bathroom with a window for natural light, electricity, and a water supply. The house has a spacious entrance area with a dirt floor (doma), convenient for handling packages, and an outdoor deck area useful for laundry or small projects. The kitchen area includes a back entrance, creating a separate service route. The property is currently vacant, and the handover timing is negotiable. Please note that the exact construction date is not definitively known.

The area of Inazawa City in Aichi Prefecture is known for its historical connections to the Owari region and its traditional crafts. An interesting local fact is that Inazawa is home to the famous Kōno Shrine, known for its historic bell and cultural significance. The property is situated in a quiet neighborhood, offering a relaxed pace of life while remaining within walking distance of local train stations. The closest major landmark is the historic and culturally significant Inuyama Castle, one of Japan's oldest surviving castles, located a short drive away.