Vacant Property in Wassamu, Hokkaido: A Gateway to Rural Living
This vacant property is located at 4-2 Higashimachi, Wassamu-cho, Kamikawa-gun, Hokkaido. The property is currently unoccupied and is listed for sale at a price of 3,000,000 yen. The building's age is not specified in the available information. A key feature of this property is the availability of parking space.
According to the agent's notes, the property's current status is 'vacant house'. It is important to note that the information provided may differ from the actual condition, and for detailed inquiries, interested parties are directed to contact the managing municipality or entrusted organization directly. The contact for this property is the Town Planning Promotion Section of the Wassamu Town Hall's General Affairs Department.
The town of Wassamu is situated at the southern end of the Nayoro Basin, at the foot of the Shiokari Pass, and is blessed with abundant natural beauty. The area is famous for its agricultural specialties, particularly pumpkin and overwintering cabbage. Wassamu boasts the largest pumpkin cultivation area in Japan, growing varieties such as 'Ebisu', 'Miyako', and 'Yukigeshou'. The unique climate is also leveraged to produce 'overwintering cabbage', a prized local product where cabbage harvested in autumn is stored under snow to slowly enhance its sweetness. The town offers a serene lifestyle surrounded by pastoral landscapes and is well-connected, with JR train access to Asahikawa City in approximately 45 minutes. An interesting local fact is that Wassamu holds a pumpkin festival celebrating its status as a top producer. The closest major landmark is the scenic Shiokari Pass, a historic mountain route known for its natural beauty.
