East Mizusawa, Itaida, Omori Town — ¥2,800,000

Strong price-to-land ratio (1,828 sqm for ¥2.8M is excellent value) and traditional rural Japanese charm with good visual documentation. However, the 1955 build date and modest 90.9 sqm building footprint suggest significant renovation needs, and the agricultural land restrictions limit buyer flexibility. The property photographs show well-maintained interiors and charming traditional features, but the overall condition appears aged rather than charmingly rustic.

Photos reveal a modest single-story home with traditional Japanese elements (tatami rooms with period lattice doors, wooden beams, genkan entryway). Exterior shows well-kept grounds with landscaping and clear countryside views. Interior lighting is good, rooms appear clean, and there's evident care in maintenance despite age. The floor plan diagram confirms practical 6-room layout. One photo shows an adjacent commercial/agricultural building. Photo quality is decent but not exceptionally polished — functional documentation rather than Instagram-optimized shots.

Own a piece of authentic rural Akita: 1,828 sqm of farmland + traditional 1955 home with tatami rooms for under ¥3M — countryside living at half the price of suburban alternatives.

Agricultural land (part of property) requires compliance with Agricultural Land Law — non-farmers may face restrictions on purchase/use. Building is 69 years old with likely infrastructure (plumbing, electrical, heating) needing modernization. Property listed as 6DK (6 rooms + kitchen) but small 90.9 sqm building area suggests cramped quarters. Remote location ~40+ minutes from Yokote Station. Unclear if utilities (gas, sewage) are available. Requires due diligence on agricultural deed restrictions.