仲村渠原野 182.4坪 Plot in Nanjo City, Okinawa
This 182.4 tsubo (approximately 603 square meter) plot of undeveloped land is located in the Tamagusuku Nakazongawa area of Nanjo City, Okinawa. The property is categorized as "gen'ya" (wilderness/field) and is situated on sloping terrain. It is presented as a "genjō torihiki" (as-is transaction), meaning the seller will not conduct land surveying, tree felling, or similar preparatory work. The land is designated as "nōshin nōyōchi" (Agricultural Promotion Area Agricultural Land), which imposes significant restrictions; notably, construction of buildings is prohibited under this classification.
Critical agent notes provide essential information for potential buyers. The land is within a "dosha saigai keikai kuiki" (sediment disaster alert zone), specifically identified as a landslide risk area. It is also located within a "fūchi chiku" (scenic district), an area designated to protect valuable natural environments like water and greenery within urban settings, where strict regulations on land use apply. Furthermore, while no buried cultural properties have been confirmed on the site at present, the Cultural Properties Protection Act stipulates that if ceramics or similar items are discovered during any work, procedures in accordance with the law will be necessary.
The property offers a sizable canvas of over 600 square meters, suitable for agricultural uses such as orchards or fields, reflecting its current zoning. Access is convenient, located just a 2-minute walk from the Shimoda bus stop. The price is listed as 5,466,000 JPY and is noted as "ōsōdan" (negotiable).
The surrounding area of Nanjo City is known for its rich history and natural beauty, being part of the former Ryukyu Kingdom. A major nearby landmark is the sacred site of Sefa-Utaki, a UNESCO World Heritage location. This ancient utaki (prayer site) is set amidst a stunning forest and rock formation, offering a profound connection to Okinawa's spiritual heritage and breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean.
