Owner-Occupied Investment Property / 13.73% Yield → ¥412,000 Annual Rental Income

Despite exceptional price and strong yield fundamentals, the photo quality is a critical barrier. Images show dark, poorly-lit interiors with visible grime, staining, and decay on walls and structures. The property reads as neglected and uninviting rather than charmingly rustic. While the large land and rental income story have appeal for investors, our Instagram audience seeks properties they can dream about living in—these photos inspire maintenance anxiety, not wanderlust.

Photos reveal a deteriorating 1939 sericulture house with blackened walls, visible moisture damage, dingy interiors, and grimy exterior surfaces. Lighting is poor and unflattering. Outbuildings appear equally neglected. A few landscape/exterior shots hint at potential with the large grounds, but overall the property reads as a fixer-upper in rough condition. Not photogenic as-is.

Skip this one for social media—the numbers are compelling (¥3M for 13.7% yield!) but the photos tell a story of deferred maintenance that will repel rather than attract engagement.

Significant visible structural decay and water damage; poor interior condition requires major renovation; front access crosses private land (not guaranteed right-of-way); very remote location (23 min to nearest station); tenant locked in long-term—new owner cannot easily re-develop or occupy; property marketed to investors, not homebuyers