[02365] Sumisho-nishi Kominka | Manno Town, Kagawa Pref. | Traditional Japanese Houses for sale

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Sumisho-nishi Kominka

Manno Town, Kagawa Pref.

Located in Kagawa Prefecture in northeastern Shikoku, this property is distinguished by the graceful curved tile roofs of its main house and barn. It lies in the central-southern part of the Sanuki Plain along the calm Seto Inland Sea. Nearby are Kotohira-gu Shrine, one of Shikoku’s most important pilgrimage sites, and Manno Pond, a vast 8th-century reservoir. Unlike many rural areas in Japan, homes here are spaced apart, offering privacy and a relaxed lifestyle. The property includes farmland, requiring approval for purchase, but its proximity to the house makes it well suited for farming. Sanuki udon shops are a local delight, and Okayama Station, connected to Tokyo and Osaka by Shinkansen, is just over an hour away by car.

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Near the entrance of the main house, refined design such as black plaster walls and exposed aggregate mortar detailing reflect traditional regional craftsmanship. The barn is even older in style, with structural elements believed to date back to before the 19th century.

Main House and exterior

Barn

Surrounding farmland

Floor Plan

Main House and others

Cadastral map

Residential land and surrounding farmland (within the red frame)

Residential land (No. 1226) and surrounding farmland

General Info

Price	2,500,000 JPY
Property Name	Sumisho-nishi Kominka
Property No.	02365
Transaction Type	Referral
Property Type & Conditions	Existing Detached House
location	1226, Sumisho-nishi, Manno Town, Nakatado District, Kagawa Pref.
Public Transport	20 minutes by bus to Kotohira Station on the JR Dosan Line and Kotoden Line.
Land Area	732.83 sqm (residential land) + 7,155 sqm (farmland)
Private Road Burden	Under investigation
Setback Obligation	Under investigation
Land Rights	Ownership
Land Classification	Residential land, Irrigated farmland , Agricultural land (subject to farmland regulations) etc
Topography	Under investigation
Adjacent Road	Under investigation
Floor Area	189.85 sqm
Structure	Wooden
Layout	5LDK＋2S＋Earthen floor
Year Built	January 1933
Parking Spaces	Available
Water Supply	Public Water
Sewerage System	Under investigation
Gas Supply	Propane Gas
Electricity Supply	Available
Urban Planning	Outside City Planning Area
District	Undesignated
Zoning Designation	Undesignated
Building Coverage Ratio	N/A (Outside City Planning Area)
Floor Area Ratio	N/A (Outside City Planning Area)
Notification Under the National Land Use Planning Act	Not required
Other Legal Restrictions	Under investigation
Current Condition	Vacant
Handover date	TBD
Property Tax	28,500 JPY (2025)
Remarks	– As this includes agricultural land, application and permission under Article 3 of the Agricultural Land Act is required.
Last Updated	2026/2/26
Next Scheduled Update	2026/3/12

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