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 吉田町常友
 吉田町常友
 吉田町常友
 吉田町常友
USD $20,040
(¥3,200,000)
320 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
351 m²
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Access road construction is needed from the lower land 1557-2 (field) compared to the main road, as well as conversion of agricultural land.主用道路より一段低い土地1557-2(畑))側より進入路の工事、農地転用なども必要。

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1557-1, 1557-2 Yoshidacho Tokoyou, Akitakata City安芸高田市吉田町常友1557-1,1557-2

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