It looks like an approximately 85-tsubo residential lot in Yamaguchi-cho, Nishinomiya City can be purchased for 2.17 million yen.
Here it is↓
※Captured from the Nishinomiya City Land Development Corporation “Yamaguchi-cho” Residential Lot Sales Brochure PDF
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Four Lots Are Going on Sale
The land being sold this time consists of four lots in Yamaguchi-cho.
Prices range from 2.17 million to 14.72 million yen.
They will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis starting July 16.
Sold by the Nishinomiya City Land Development Corporation
It seems the residential lots are being sold by the Nishinomiya City Land Development Corporation.
What Is the Nishinomiya City Land Development Corporation?
The Nishinomiya City Land Development Corporation is reportedly a special corporation fully funded by Nishinomiya City.
In short, it means they are selling land owned by Nishinomiya City.
That is why it is listed in the Nishinomiya municipal news.
Location of the Lots
Here is where it is on the overall map of Nishinomiya City↓
※Captured from the Nishinomiya City Land Development Corporation “Yamaguchi-cho” Residential Lot Sales Brochure PDF
On Google Maps, it’s here↓
On the standard map, it’s here↓
The Arima River Flows Nearby
It is very close to the route of the Yamaguchi-cho Firefly Walk Rally we wrote about the other day.
It is a lovely place where nature remains and you can see fireflies.
35 Minutes by Car to Hankyu Nishinomiya Gardens
Even if you suddenly feel like going shopping, you might find yourself missing Hankyu Nishinomiya Gardens.
The Bantaki Tunnel, which used to cost 250 yen to pass through, is now free. By car, you can get to Gardens in 35 minutes. (According to Google’s shortest route, during daytime traffic congestion, just in case.)
By Sakura Yamanami Bus, the fastest route takes exactly 1 hour. It does cost 630 yen one way, though.
Even though it feels rural, the fact that Kobe and Gardens are still within reach makes this land appealing.
For details, please see the Nishinomiya City Land Development Corporation “Yamaguchi-cho” Residential Lot Sales Brochure.
In Closing
The phrase “country living” has become common over the past few years, and northern Nishinomiya may be a place where that lifestyle is possible. If Yamaguchi-cho has caught your interest, take a look at the website created by the Yamaguchi-cho neighborhood association.
