Spacious Traditional Home with Land in Tamura City, Fukushima
According to the agent's detailed notes, the property is equipped with electricity, running water, a septic tank, and propane gas. Critical translations from the Japanese notes are as follows: The electricity wiring is already installed. The water supply is from the municipal system. The sewer system uses a septic tank, which is currently out of order and requires repair. The gas supply is propane. The toilet is a Western-style flush toilet. The bath is heated by kerosene, but please note there is no kerosene tank. Parking is available for one vehicle.
The property is conveniently located within a 9-minute walk of JR Ban'etsu East Line's Kamimata Station, offering direct access to the wider Fukushima region. The home, built in January 1978, has a total floor area of 119.80 square meters on a land plot of 211.57 square meters. This is a fixer-upper opportunity, as noted by the need for septic tank repair and the absence of a kerosene tank for the bath system.
The surrounding area of Tamura City is known for its beautiful natural scenery within the Abukuma Highlands. An interesting local fact is that the city is part of the region famous for producing high-quality kokeshi dolls, a traditional Japanese craft. For outdoor enthusiasts and tourists, a major nearby attraction is the scenic Abukuma Caves, one of the largest limestone caves in Japan, featuring stunning underground formations and rivers.
