Former Izakaya in a Traditional Machiya on a Backstreet Near Kawaramachi Station

This property is a vacant kominka (traditional house) located on a backstreet near Kawaramachi Station in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture. The building was previously operated as an izakaya (Japanese-style pub) and is now being sold in its as-is condition. The seller purchased the property during the COVID-19 pandemic as an owner-change acquisition, having originally considered using it for a tea ceremony room or a private lodging (minpaku). The decision to sell was made in the hope of finding a new owner who will treat the property with care.

The property is essentially in a skeleton state, as the previous izakaya tenant has vacated. According to the seller, before the izakaya, the upper floor was used for tea ceremony gatherings and yose (comedy/storytelling performances). It is also said that before the renovation, there was a small pond in the kitchen area, evoking the atmosphere of a small Kyoto-style traditional house. The building shows signs of age-related deterioration.

The property could be used as an izakaya again, or its character could be preserved for a venue to enjoy tea ceremonies and yose. With the addition of a simple shower, it could also be utilized for minpaku (private lodging), or alternatively, it could serve as a private residence. The izakaya previously attracted a steady stream of local customers.

Property Summary: This is a sale of an old house with land. The location is Shioe-cho, Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture. The land area is 42.97 square meters. The building has a first floor of 30.08 square meters and a second floor of 16.52 square meters. The structure is wooden. The current status is vacant (for 3 months). The desired price is 3,900,000 yen (tax included), plus the buyer's Ieichiba fee. The transaction will be based on the current condition and official registry. The map position indicates the vicinity of the property.