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Traditional houses for sale in Wakasa Cho : Tottori Ken

LocationWakasa Cho, Tottori Ken鳥取県若桜町

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USD $6,803
(¥1,000,000)
100 万円
USD $136 / month
(¥20,000 / month)
2 万円 / 月
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ParkingParking駐車場

Two2台

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long sand長砂
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Building:建物面積Please inquire

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Tottori Ken

Settling in Tottori

Tottori, a less-visited and rural prefecture in Japan, is known for having a relatively higher number of vacant houses, or "akiya," in comparison to more populous regions of the country. This surplus of vacant houses presents a unique opportunity for individuals interested in purchasing property at affordable prices.

Life in Tottori is characterized by a slower pace, tranquil surroundings, and a strong connection to traditional Japanese culture. The prefecture is famous for its stunning sand dunes, pristine beaches, and natural beauty. Tottori offers a quieter, more relaxed lifestyle, making it appealing to individuals looking to escape the hustle and bustle of major cities.

The cost of living in Tottori is generally lower than in urban centers like Tokyo or Osaka. However, job opportunities can be more limited, and it's essential to consider employment prospects when planning to live in Tottori. Those with remote work options or a source of income that doesn't rely on local job markets may find Tottori particularly attractive for its affordability and quality of life.


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