Nagaoka

House
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Description

The property is a two-story wooden house built in 1952. It is located in a picturesque setting in Nōka, Niigata Prefecture. It has full land rights, ensuring stability and security for future users. The current state of the property is "vacant house," which may provide opportunities for arrangement according to personal needs. It is worth noting the surroundings and local transport connections, including the proximity to the bus stop, which facilitates daily commuting.

City Description

Nagaoka is a dynamic city located in Niigata Prefecture, in the central part of Honshu Island in Japan. It is primarily known for its stunning fireworks display, held every year in August. The Nagaoka Matsuri Festival is one of the largest and most spectacular in the country, attracting crowds of spectators who admire the extraordinary light patterns illuminating the night sky above the Shinano River. This display is a symbolic tribute to the victims of World War II and the earthquake that struck the region in 2004. The city also has much to offer beyond the festival. A visit to the Nagaoka Historical Museum is worthwhile, where visitors can explore the rich history of the region and learn more about the local culture. Nature lovers can spend time at Echigo Hillside Park, which offers numerous walking trails and themed gardens. Furthermore, Nagaoka is home to many onsens, traditional Japanese hot springs where visitors can relax while enjoying the mountain scenery. For those interested in architecture, a visit to the traditional village of Teradomari is a must. Here, one can see preserved fishing houses and try fresh seafood at the local market. Nagaoka also offers a variety of dining options; local specialties such as hegi soba – a type of buckwheat noodle made according to a traditional recipe – will surely delight any food lover. With its blend of culture, history, and natural beauty, Nagaoka is a place that satisfies diverse interests of its visitors.

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Price15 834 USD
Yearly profitNot available
Monthly profitNot available
TypeHouse
LocationNagaoka