A Rural Retreat in Higashi Village, Okinawa

Critical agent notes have been provided and must be carefully considered. The property requires repairs. The viability of using or renovating the existing structure should be judged in person after viewing. The agent strongly advises contacting them for a full explanation of the property's condition before arranging a visit. Furthermore, the land is located within a sediment disaster warning zone. A specific area on the steep slope on the west side of the property is designated as a special sediment disaster warning area. Prospective buyers should refer to the topographic map in the second image of the listing for clarity. The property's current status is that it is an empty house (akiya). Additional costs will be required separately for agent commission, registration fees, stamp duty, and other related expenses.

The property's facilities include running water and it comes with a garden. It also includes parking for two cars. The location offers a life surrounded by nature, yet convenience is close at hand with the Kawada-ku Baiten (local shop) only about 300 meters away, supporting daily life in the community. The nearest bus stop, Kawada, is approximately a 4-minute walk.

The area of Higashi Village is known for its lush, mountainous landscapes and serene environment on Okinawa's main island. An interesting fact about the region is that it is home to part of the Yanbaru forest, a subtropical evergreen rainforest recognized as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site for its unique biodiversity, including the endangered Okinawa rail bird. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Kouri Island, connected to the mainland by a beautiful bridge and famous for its crystal-clear "Kouri Blue" waters, heart-shaped rock formations, and scenic ocean views, approximately a 40-minute drive from the property.