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 大槌
 大槌
 大槌
USD $38,827
(¥6,200,000)
620 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
176 m²
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A must-see for those looking for land in Otsuchi! A 4-minute walk to the Onoda (Community Bus) bus stop.大槌で土地をお探しの方必見です!! 小野田(町民バス)バス停まで徒歩4分。

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Otsuchi, Kamoi District, Iwate Prefecture, Japan岩手県上閉伊郡大槌町大槌

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