1970s wood house in Shimane (f2)

On the town's official empty-home register A municipal akiya bank is a town-run list of empty homes, so this one may qualify for local grants.

1970s wood house in Shimane

Yoshika, Shimane

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Price on application
133 sqm
1977
Wood

Location

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Full description

Remarks: soft spots in flooring; roof repair needed in places. / Repairs: major renovation required / Renovation subsidy: eligible / Personal property owned by seller: yes / Disaster alert areas: steep slope warning zone, flood inundation expected area / Utilities: simple water supply (suspended), electricity (suspended), gas (suspended), toilet (flush), bath (kerosene), cable TV equipment (available), parking (1-car garage), vegetable garden (available)

Specifications

Building size133 sqm
Year built1977
StructureWood
Floors2
Rooms1階和室6畳2室/洋室6畳1室、2階和室6畳2室/洋室6畳1室

Where a detail is not shown, the source listing did not state it. We leave it out rather than guess.

Utilities

Gas
None
Water
City water

Area and hazard data

Landslide risk
Data not available
Flood risk
Data not available
Tsunami risk
Data not available
Strong-earthquake chance
Data not available
Earthquake code
Built before the 1981 earthquake code (older seismic standard)
Source: Estimated from year built

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.

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Checked against the town's listing: 2026-08-26

Source listing last changed: 2025-01-01

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