Akiya for sale in Kinokawa City, Wakayama · ¥5M

Kinokawa City, Wakayama

A Japanese-style home with a majestic tiled roof and garden that has been passed down to the present day.

Type: Akiya (vacant home)
Condition: As-is
Land: 688 m²
Floor area: 251 m²
Built: Not listed
Bedrooms: Not listed

Highlights

688 m² of land
251 m² of floor space
Listed through a municipal akiya bank
Priced for restoration; condition is as-is

Features & specifications

Parking for 2+ vehiclesSouth-facingQuiet residential areaMains gasFitted kitchen2 toiletsBath reheatingSuitable for 2-family living

Layout: 7DK
Structure: Timber

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Hazard report

Read from the official national hazard maps at this listing’s coordinates on 2026-08-04.

EarthquakeElevated9.6% chance of shindo 6-lower or stronger shaking within 30 years (J-SHIS mesh 5135229721)Mapped hazard zone. Factor mitigation into your budget.

FloodHighDesignated flood zone, 3–5 m modelled depthSignificant designated risk. Get a specialist survey before offering.

LandslideLowOutside designated landslide warning zonesOutside mapped hazard zones. Standard checks still apply.

These readings come from national datasets at the parcel’s coordinates, not from a site survey. Designations are revised, and the map cannot see ground conditions on the plot. Confirm the current designation with the municipality and a licensed local professional before making an offer.

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Renovation budget$0Expected monthly rentNot set

Starting point: privately rented detached houses of 150 m² and over in Wakayama average ¥55,527 a month across 700 dwellings. That is an area average, not a valuation of this house. What this one achieves depends on its condition and on local demand, which is thin in most akiya towns. The survey does not break Kinokawa City out separately, so this covers the whole prefecture including its cities and will run high for a rural address. Treat it as a ceiling, not a forecast. Housing and Land Survey 2023 (e-Stat), read 2026-08-04.

All-in cost

$32,000

Price + renovation

Annual rent

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Gross yield

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Est. net yield

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After ~28% costs

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