Traditional Thatched-Roof Kominka in Ibigawa, Gifu
This property is a traditional Japanese kominka (old folk house) located in the Tanigumi area of Ibigawa Town, Ibi District, Gifu Prefecture. The structure is a single-story wooden building featuring a classic thatched (kayabuki) roof, a design element that is becoming increasingly rare. The land size is a generous 707.43 square meters, with the building itself covering 99.17 square meters. The exact year of construction is unknown. The property is being sold in its current 'as-is' condition, which includes any remaining items on the land. The seller, Nexwill Corporation, will specify the judicial scrivener for the transaction. There is no rental history for this property, so no rent roll is available. Utilities such as water supply, sewerage, and gas are currently unconfirmed.
Ibigawa Town is situated in the scenic northwestern part of Gifu Prefecture, known for its natural beauty and traditional atmosphere. The area is part of the larger Ibi River valley, offering a tranquil rural lifestyle. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Ibi River is one of the clearest rivers in Japan, renowned for its pristine water quality. The region is also a gateway to outdoor activities and is within reasonable distance of major cultural sites in Gifu and neighboring prefectures.
The closest major tourist attraction is the historic Gifu Castle, located approximately an hour's drive away in Gifu City. Perched atop Mount Kinka, the castle offers panoramic views and is a significant cultural landmark of the region.
