Commercial Office Building for Rent in Kamisu, Ibaraki
This commercial office building, named Toyosei Building, is located in Kamisu City, Ibaraki Prefecture. The property is a four-story steel structure built in February 1990, offering a total floor area of 59.00 square meters. The layout is suitable for office or shop use, and it comes with three dedicated parking spaces available for a monthly fee of 3,300 yen. The building is equipped with essential facilities including propane gas, air conditioning, an elevator, a dedicated toilet, fiber-optic internet, and a 24-hour ventilation system.
Critical agent notes provide detailed specifications. The property is situated on a corner lot with road frontage: 15 meters facing east onto a 4-meter wide public road, and 15 meters facing south onto an 8-meter wide public road. Special notes indicate the space is available as-is with existing fixtures (居抜き), includes parking for three vehicles, prohibits restaurants (飲食店不可), and allows 24-hour access. Further remarks clarify the location is within a quasi-industrial zone along National Route 124, a road with three lanes in one direction. Key financial terms include a security deposit of three months and a key money (礼金) of one month, subject to consultation as the guarantee company is not yet involved. The existing air conditioner and washlet toilet seat will remain as fixtures. For office use, a separate monthly water charge of 3,000 yen applies, though this may be negotiable depending on the business type. A renewal fee equivalent to one month of the new rent will be charged upon contract renewal.
The area of Kamisu is part of Ibaraki's coastal industrial region, known for its mix of manufacturing and natural landscapes. An interesting local fact is that Kamisu is home to one of Japan's largest offshore wind farms, contributing significantly to renewable energy production. The closest major tourist attraction is the historic Kashima Jingu Shrine, a significant Shinto site located approximately 11 kilometers from the property, known for its connection to martial arts and its majestic, ancient forest setting.
