[65179] Motohori Kominka | Yakage Town, Oda County, Okayama Pref.

Motohori Kominka

Yakage Town, Oda County, Okayama Prf.

The age of this Kominka is unknown, but its style and other features suggest that it may have been built dating back to Edo period, more than 200 years ago. This is reinforced by the fact that it was built and maintained by the Shoya's (village head) family, an influential local family for many generations. The location of Motohori village, with its excellent safety from flooding and mudslides, is an advantage of the village and the kominka, which were built with the experience and long history of successive generations of residents in mind, and of the Shoya's house, which occupies a prime position in the village. Also, another outstanding advantage is that many fine old buildings besides the Shoya 's house remain in the village.

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The Yakage town is located in a corridor where the Oda River and the old Sanyo Road pass east-west between the low mountains of Hiroshima and Okayama prefectures, and was once an important passage between western Japan and the ancient capital region. Today, the area is a quiet suburban landscape of rice paddies and fields, and this Kominka also stands quietly overlooking it from a slight elevation on the edge of the mountains.

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Main House and more 1F

Main House and more 2F

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General Info

Price: 3,000,000 JPY
Location: 171-3 Motohori, Yakage Town, Oda County, Okayama Prf.
Land: 958.66 sqm / Floor: 426.09 sqm
*Note: Ihara Railway Oda Station is a 32-minute walk (2,400m) away.
*Note: Property includes 2 additional forest lands with a total area of 2,040 sqm.
*Note: Two wells are available (not verified for drinking).
*Note: Flush toilets and sewage connections have been made.
*Note: Property tax is approximately 25,000 JPY for the land and buildings.
*Note: There is subsidence in parts of the floor and damage to the barn roof.
*Note: There are parking spaces for 2 cars.However, the entry road is only about 2 m wide, making it difficult for large vehicles to enter.
*Note: In December 2023, pruning of garden trees, mowing, removal and disposal of things left behind from the main building and house cleaning were completed.

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