¥185,000,000
House & Land | 3 Bedroom + 1 Bathroom | House size: 194.38 sqm (2,092 sq.ft)
Daizawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
557 total views, 64 views today
¥185,000,000
House & Land | 3 Bedroom + 1 Bathroom | House size: 194.38 sqm (2,092 sq.ft)
Daizawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
557 total views, 64 views today
¥250,000,000
House & Land | House size: 112.39 sqm (1,209 sq.ft)
Tokiwadai, Itabashi-ku
4,010 total views, 50 views today
A former post office in Kagoshima Prefecture has drawn a lot of buzz online for its charming appearance and low price, with buyer inspections already fully booked for the rest of July.
2,152 total views
Let’s take a look at several traditional Japanese homes currently listed for sale in Kamakura. This popular beachside city is just 48 minutes by train from central Tokyo and 25 minutes from Yokohama, making it relatively commutable for city workers. It’s also an appealing destination for weekend visitors and holiday-home owners.
The pace is decidedly laid back, with lush green mountainside, sandy beaches and surf, traditional streetscapes, temples, shrines, and the 700+-year-old Great Buddha.
6,095 total views, 16 views today
The traditional machiya-style townhouse in Tsukiji we featured back in February 2019 when it was listed for sale, has, sadly, been demolished. It will be replaced with a 5-story hotel covering the adjoining vacant lots. Completion is scheduled for February 2021.
1,915 total views, 2 views today
¥168,000,000
House & Land | House size: 140.95 sqm (1,517 sq.ft)
Higashiyama, Meguro-ku
24,128 total views, 53 views today
The owner of a home near Lake Biwa is donating the property to Nagahama City. The Shimosaka Residence was built in the mid-1800s, while the earthen embankments and canals within the property are thought to date from the 1400 ~ 1500s. The property also includes a family Buddhist temple dating from the 1700s.
2,492 total views
The owner of an Edo-era ninja house in Hirosaki City, Aomori, is looking to sell their traditional home. Ideally, the owner would like to find a buyer who wants to preserve the historic home. If not, they may have to demolish it due to the high cost of maintenance.
6,585 total views, 14 views today
The former Kyoto residence of novelist Naoya Shiga (1883-1971) is in its final preparations for demolition and sale. The 100+ year old home is 1.5 kilometers south of Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion).
2,250 total views, 2 views today
A tea house that once belonged to Okubo Toshimichi (1830-1878) has narrowly escaped demolition in Kyoto. The owner has temporarily suspended demolition while the tea house is carefully dismantled and stored. Due to its historical significance, Kyoto City is considering potential ways to relocate and reconstruct it.
2,090 total views, 2 views today