Historic 1897 Traditional Japanese House in Akaiwa, Okayama

This unique property is a traditional Japanese house built in January 1897, making it a 129-year-old piece of history. Located in the central area of Shūzō, Akaiwa City, the home benefits from proximity to commercial facilities, financial institutions, government offices, and medical institutions. For transportation, it is conveniently close to the Yoshii Interchange on the Mimasaka-Okayama Road.

The property features a 12K layout (12 rooms plus a kitchen) within a substantial wooden structure. The total building area is 158.67 square meters, situated on a generous 409.67 square meter plot of land. The land is a corner lot in a quiet residential neighborhood. Key features include a south-facing orientation, city gas supply, a system kitchen, two toilets, a bath with re-heating function, a monitor-equipped intercom, and parking for two or more cars. The property is noted as being suitable for multi-generational living.

The house is located in Akaiwa City, Okayama Prefecture. The area is known for its rural charm and access to the Seto Inland Sea region. An interesting local fact is that Akaiwa is home to the ancient Kibi Plain, an area steeped in Japanese mythology and early kingdom history. The closest major landmark is the iconic Okayama Castle, also known as "Crow Castle" due to its distinctive black exterior, located approximately 30 kilometers away.