Broadacre House, Saitama
1990s wood house, 18-min walk to station, Saitama
Misato, Saitama
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Location
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Full description
A farmer is retiring and selling residential land and agricultural fields with large sheds convenient for farming. All agricultural land is zoned blue (non-convertible); 4 plots in the same aza, 3 currently rented to other farmers (to be returned after sale). One plot within walking distance is overgrown with kudzu (must cultivate within 1 year of purchase); others within 5 minutes by car. No main residence; you must build if living here. Residential land is approximately 190㎡ with public sewer connection available. Simple toilet available for farm work. Rice-bran storage equipment from milling operation present. Agricultural land purchase requires self-cultivation, ideal for part-time or new farmers. Located in town famous for blueberries with active farming and many nearby farmers. Town government actively supports new farmers with good conditions. System available for hiring others with large machinery. Highway IC (ETC-only with parking area) in town; agricultural cooperative direct-sales shop nearby. Nationally designated Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property Inomata Hyakuhachi-tō within walking distance with fireworks at Obon. Garbage disposal requires neighborhood association membership. Cultural asset and agricultural cooperative membership fees required (approximately 10,000 yen/year total). Residential land requires boundary survey. Currently sheds only; residence must be built separately. / Structure note: Wood buildings added over time; oldest is a Showa 20 (1945) kura storehouse, newest from Heisei 3 (1991). / Condition: Sheds only. Kudzu overgrowth requires clearing.
Specifications
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Utilities
Area and hazard data
- About 339.2 km from the coast
- About 324.9 km to the nearest primary school
A pre-1981 build predates Japan's current earthquake code, which can matter for insurance and renovation. We flag the era from the year built where we have it.
Municipal conditions and restrictions
Some towns attach conditions to an empty-home purchase, for example a residency requirement or farmland-law (nochi-ho) approval, which is a local sign-off needed before farmland can change hands or use. These come from the source listing.
- Self-cultivation required for agricultural land purchase
- Neighborhood association membership mandatory
- Cultural asset and agricultural cooperative membership fees required (approximately 10,000 yen/year total)
- Residential land boundary survey mandatory
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Where this data comes from
- Earthquake-hazard forecast, from the national J-SHIS model (2024).
- Stations, coastline and schools, from Japan's Ministry of Land mapping data.
Checked against the town's listing: 2026-07-28
Source listing last changed: 2026-07-22
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Original listing: https://www.ieichiba.com/project/P202600218%E7%BE%8E%E9%87%8C%E7%94%BA%E7%8C%AA%E4%BF%A3
Where a fact is missing, we say so rather than guess. Data from the source listing plus official government records.