Spacious Wooded Land Opposite Teshikaga Shrine in Hokkaido
This 539.96 tsubo (approximately 1,785 square meters) plot of land is situated directly across the road from the historic Teshikaga Shrine in the town of Teshikaga, Hokkaido. The property offers a rare opportunity in a commercial area, positioned on a gentle to moderate south-facing slope and bordered by residential zones to the west. Essential utilities are available, with electricity and public water supply connections possible, and the site is already connected to the public sewer system via a public manhole located within the plot.
The land is designated as "wilderness" (原野) and falls within a Category 2 Medium-to-High-Rise Exclusive Residential District. Building regulations permit a floor area ratio of 200% and a building coverage ratio of 60%. The northern frontage connects to an approximately 8-meter wide paved public road, providing excellent access.
The area is rich in history. While many facilities in the town center were renamed to "Mashu" in the early Heisei era to emphasize the famous tourist destination Lake Mashu, Teshikaga Shrine, founded in the Meiji era, proudly retains its original name. The location is highly convenient, approximately 850 meters from Mashu Station on the Senmo Line, with supermarkets, convenience stores, and municipal offices all within a short distance. The famous Kamenoyu hot spring is just 1.1km away.
An interesting fact about the region is that Lake Mashu, one of Japan's clearest lakes, is often shrouded in mist, adding to its mysterious and revered beauty. The closest major landmark is the stunning UNESCO Global Geopark site, Lake Mashu, known for its breathtaking caldera and ultra-clear blue waters.
