Sprawling Oceanfront Resort Development Land in Okinawa's Ginowan Village
This exceptional property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a vast 18,409 square meter (5,568.72 tsubo) parcel of land along Okinawa's scenic coastline. Strategically located just a 5-minute drive from the Ginowan Interchange, the site offers unparalleled access and breathtaking, unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean. The land, designated as "wilderness," is situated along Prefectural Road 234 and is not subject to any height restrictions from scenic ordinances, allowing for maximum creative freedom in development. The expansive, open-feeling lot, exceeding 10,000 square meters, is ideally suited for a variety of large-scale resort projects, including hotels, glamping facilities, and villa developments.
Critical agent notes and special remarks have been fully translated and must be carefully considered. The price note states: "Of the four total land plots, one plot of 1,698.84 tsubo is a protected forest." Extensive remarks provide essential details: Registration fees and contract stamp duty are the buyer's responsibility. The property will be transferred "as-is" with disclaimer of non-conformity. If a land survey is required, it will be at the buyer's expense. There is no building height restriction from scenic ordinances. A water main is installed along the prefectural road, but connection must be arranged by the buyer. There is no sewer system; a septic tank is required. There is an obligation to report under the National Land Use Planning Act; the buyer must file within two weeks of the transaction. An application for development permission under the City Planning Act is required for development acts over 10,000 sqm; prior consultation should be made with the Main Office Architectural Guidance Division. An application for development permission under the Prefectural Land Conservation Ordinance is required for development acts over 3,000 sqm; prior consultation should be made with the Ginowan Village Construction Division and the Okinawa Prefecture Planning Department Land/Former Site Use Measures Division. The sale includes a protected forest. When making construction plans, prior consultation with the "Northern Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Promotion Center Forest Maintenance and Conservation Division" is required. If there is a cliff over 2m high on the planned construction site, the cliff land ordinance will apply.
The area of Ginowan Village offers a tranquil setting on Okinawa's main island, known for its beautiful coastlines and relaxed pace of life. An interesting local fact is that Okinawa is home to one of the world's largest aquariums, the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, famous for its massive Kuroshio Tank housing whale sharks and manta rays. The closest major tourist attraction to this property is the iconic Manzamo, a scenic cliff formation with a spectacular view of the East China Sea, located a short drive away along the coast.
