★ Steel-frame station-adjacent commercial tenant/retail shop ★

While the ¥1M price is genuinely shocking for a 109 sqm building, this is a commercial/industrial property with serious structural and usability concerns. The photos reveal a deteriorating building with minimal insulation, exposed infrastructure, communal toilet facilities, and no clear residential conversion path. The location near a station doesn't offset the practical and legal complications of repurposing this structure.

Photos show an aging steel-frame industrial building with visible rust, poor weathering, and minimal upkeep. Interior shots reveal institutional-style shared toilets, sparse wooden shelving structures, exposed concrete flooring, and dim industrial spaces. The red doors and minimal fixtures suggest former light industrial/storage use. Overall aesthetic is industrial decay rather than charming or photogenic—photos are functional documentation rather than aspirational imagery.

¥1 million ($6,666) for a steel-frame building near the station—but is this a hidden gem or a cautionary tale? (This would require honest framing, not hype.)

Critical issues: (1) Zoned/licensed as commercial/retail—residential conversion may be legally restricted or impossible; (2) No sewer pit despite sewerage connection paid; (3) Shared public toilets suggest former dormitory/institutional use; (4) Visible structural wear, rust, and poor weatherproofing; (5) 'Current condition' sale language typical of problem properties; (6) Unclear utility infrastructure; (7) Difficult to monetize unless reopening commercial use; (8) Additional undisclosed fees mentioned—total cost likely ¥1.5M+; (9) Not suitable for the akiya/residential property audience this account targets.