Ogose

House
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Description

Detached two-story house, built with a wooden structure in 1990. The property is located in Oose, Saitama Prefecture. The land rights are ownership. The building is currently uninhabited. There is a train station nearby, within walking distance. The plot is located in an area designated for residential development. No parking.

City Description

Ogose is a small town located in Saitama Prefecture, Japan, known for its rich history and diverse tourist attractions. One of the most important places in Ogose is the famous Plum Park, which attracts thousands of visitors every year, especially during the plum blossom season at the end of winter and the beginning of spring. The park features over a thousand plum trees, and the spectacular landscape draws in photography enthusiasts and nature lovers. Another interesting site is Ogose Bairin, one of the oldest and largest plum orchards in the Kanto region, with a history that spans over 650 years. During the plum festival, numerous cultural events take place, such as traditional dances and musical performances that bring local culture closer to visitors. For trekking and hiking enthusiasts, Ogose offers a range of mountain trails, including the popular trail leading to Mount Monomi, from which you can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area. This town is also known for a number of temples and shrines, such as the Kuroyama Shrine, which provides a tranquil setting for reflection and meditation. Ogose is also a place where you can taste local specialties like fresh agricultural produce and dishes prepared with local ingredients. The town is easily accessible from larger cities like Tokyo, making it an ideal destination for a day trip. The historical sites, nature, and local culture make Ogose a place where tradition harmoniously coexists with modernity, attracting both tourists and residents of Japan.

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Price40 080 USD
Yearly profitNot available
Monthly profitNot available
TypeHouse
LocationOgose