Vintage Wooden House in Himi City, Toyama Prefecture
This vacant house, located in Himi City's Himi-cho district, is a wooden structure built in January 1955, making it a property with 71 years of history. The property is offered for rent at a monthly fee of 75,000 yen. Additional move-in costs include a security deposit (敷金) equivalent to two months' rent and a key money (礼金) payment of one month's rent. The property is currently vacant and ready for handover, with the condition and timing of the handover open for discussion. The listing notes that renovation or remodeling work is planned for January 2025.
The property's status and details are managed by the local municipality as part of the Akiya Bank initiative. Prospective tenants are encouraged to contact the Himi City IJU Support Center "Mirai Engine" Akiya Department for inquiries regarding pricing, viewings, or further details. The center's contact hours are from 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM, and it is closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Himi City is situated in northwestern Toyama Prefecture at the base of the Noto Peninsula. The area is celebrated for its stunning natural environment, encompassing a "blue sea" and "rich green land" that are said to bring good fortune. Himi Fishing Port is a major hub, landing 156 different types of fish, including prized seasonal catches like summer tuna and winter yellowtail (buri). The city actively supports new residents and revitalization through various programs, including rent subsidies, home purchase assistance, renovation grants, relocation cost support, entrepreneurship aid, and childcare support.
The area offers a serene lifestyle surrounded by sea and forest. A notable landmark and major tourist attraction nearby is the Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design, which showcases a blend of traditional and contemporary art in a modern architectural setting, reflecting the region's cultural depth.
