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detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
detached 藁口地区(町の西方山間部)
USD $6,400
(¥1,000,000)
100 万円
4K
  • 4 bedrooms
  • Dedicated kitchen area
Land area
Land土地面積
652 m²
Building area
Building建物面積
164 m²
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Description

Oishida Town is located almost in the center of Yamagata Prefecture, with the Mogami River flowing north and south through the town. Oishida, located downstream of the three difficult points of the Mogami River (Goten, Mikawase, Hayabusa), was once called "Oishida Riverbank" due to its advantageous location as a junction of land and water routes, flourishing as the largest landing place for river transport on the Mogami River. The Waraguchi District in the western mountain area of the town was also home to many residents who lived off the production of buckwheat and watermelon, but now only one soba restaurant remains in operation. How about living while doing DIY repairs in the buckwheat village or using it as a place for dual residence? Price negotiation is possible.大石田町は山形県のほぼ中央に位置し、町の中央を南北に最上川が流れ、最上川三難所(碁点、三河瀬、隼)の下流にある大石田は陸路と水路の接点という地の利から町の中心部はかつて「大石田河岸」と呼ばれ、最上川舟運最大の船着き場として栄えました。町の西方山間部のこの藁口地区もそば、すいかの生産地として多くの住人が暮らしておりましたが、蕎麦屋さんが一軒営業しているのみとなりました。そばの里でDIY修繕をしながら暮らしたり、二地域居住の場所として利用されるのはいかがでしょうか?価格交渉可です。

Address
Oishida Town, Kitamurayama District, Yamagata Prefecture山形県北村山郡大石田町
(Approximate location)

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