Traditional Property with Commercial Potential in Takaoka's Historic District

According to the agent's notes, this property is highly versatile. It can be used not only as a residence but also for commercial purposes such as shops or offices. The grounds hold unique cultural elements, including a shrine dedicated to Jizo Bosatsu (Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva). Furthermore, the property includes a kura (traditional Japanese storehouse) which is designated as a building within a Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, though its exact construction date is unknown.

The property is situated within Takaoka City's designated Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, making it a part of Japan's protected cultural heritage. Depending on conditions, it may be eligible for support and subsidies from Takaoka City. The location is a quiet residential area, a 19-minute walk from JR Ainokaze Toyama Railway's Takaoka Station. The area is renowned for its deep connection to Takaoka's history as a castle town and its famed metal casting industry, particularly Takaoka copperware. A major nearby landmark is the impressive Takaoka Daibutsu (Great Buddha of Takaoka), one of Japan's three great Buddha statues, located just a short distance away and symbolizing the city's rich cultural and artistic heritage.