Oiwake Hanazono 3 (Oiwake Station) - ¥1.8 Million

While the price is shockingly low and the land size (396 sqm) is substantial, the photos reveal significant structural damage from earthquakes, an unfinished/gutted interior, visible mold/moisture issues, and poor photo quality overall. The property lacks the visual charm or clear 'potential' narrative needed for strong social media engagement — it reads more as a genuine liability than a charming fixer-upper.

Photos show a dated 1986 house with visible earthquake damage, incomplete interior renovations, bright green paint on what appears to be an unfinished bath/basement space, moldy or water-damaged walls, overgrown exterior foundation, and poor natural lighting throughout. No standout architectural or aesthetic features; most shots are unflattering and diagnostic rather than aspirational.

Extreme budget alert: ¥1.8M Hokkaido home with earthquake damage and full renovation needed — for the brave investor seeking maximum upside on a blank canvas.

Significant earthquake structural damage; water damage/mold visible; sold as-is with no seller liability; boundaries unmarked; leftover contents to deal with; appears to require full gut renovation; photo quality and condition suggest serious structural concerns that may exceed the ¥1.8M price in repair costs; remote location (13 min to nearest station); property likely difficult to finance or insure