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Weekly Featured Property: History Meets Comfort in Kansai

Weekly Featured Property: History Meets Comfort in Kansai

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1/12/2026

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Weekly Featured Property: Where History Meets Modern Comfort in Rural Kansai

Renovated 7LDK Kominka in Kasai, Hyogo for $147K

Over 4,000 sqft of living space on a 6,300 sqft lot

Taisho & Showa-era expansion, now fully modernized

New roof, insulation, kitchen, water systems & more (March 2025)

A rare mix of scale, privacy, and craftsmanship

¥21.8M or ~$147,000 USD as of July 2025

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Discover the Charm of an Old Soul with a New Heart

Looking for something truly unique in Japan? This isn’t just another suburban home, it’s a beautifully renovated kominka (traditional Japanese house) with over a century of history and all-new modern systems. Nestled in Kasai, Hyogo Prefecture, this 7LDK + storage stunner offers both generous space and historical elegance with an interior that’s clean, warm, and fully upgraded for modern living.

Whether you're planning to move in, host extended family trips, or just want a peaceful and spacious base near Osaka and Kobe, this property offers a once-in-a-generation kind of value.

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✨ What Makes This One So Special?

🛠️ 2025 Renovation, Traditional Shell

This home dates back to 1909 and was thoughtfully expanded in the Taishō and Shōwa eras, but don’t let the age fool you. It underwent a top-to-bottom renovation in March 2025, including brand new kitchen, bathroom, and water systems; all-new interior walls, ceilings, and flooring; added insulation and anti-termite protection; electrical updates, LED lighting, EcoCute hot water system; modern intercom, keyless entry, and structural reinforcements.

It may look classic on the outside, but it lives like a contemporary home: clean, warm, and efficient.

🌳 Space to Live and Breathe

With over 389 sqm (4,190 sqft) of interior space and 587 sqm (6,325 sqft) of land, this is one of the larger listings we’ve featured. Whether you have a big family, work remotely, or host guests often, this home has plenty of room for everyone.

There’s even space outside to garden, relax, or expand further in the future.

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🛫 Your Kansai Hub: Close to Travel & Culture

Located in Kasai City, about an hour and a half from Kobe and Osaka, the home offers rural calm without feeling isolated. You’re around 4 km (~2.5 miles) from Enokido Station, and still close enough to Kansai International Airport to make this a smart choice for a multi-generational home base, a vacation or reunion spot, or a stylish countryside retreat that doesn’t compromise on comfort.

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🌾 Welcome to Kasai, Hyogo

Kasai is a charming, agriculture-rich city in the heart of Hyogo Prefecture. Surrounded by green fields and historical landmarks, the area balances tradition and livability. Enjoy easy access to the national treasure of Ichijō-ji Temple, stunning natural parks and local hiking, warm summers and light winters, and a welcoming community with local festivals and seasonal markets.

And when it’s time to welcome visitors or explore the rest of Japan, you're in a central location with access to major transportation routes across Kansai.

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📸 Quick Property Snapshot

  • 🏠 7LDK + storage, single-story feel with multiple expansions

  • 📐 389 sqm building on 587 sqm of land

  • 🚿 Built: 1909 / Renovated: 2025 (full systems + finishes)

  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Great for hosting groups or multigenerational living

  • 🚉 19-min walk to Enokido Station, Kasai City

  • 🛠️ All-electric: EcoCute water system, insulation, lighting, appliances

  • 💴 ¥21,800,000 / ~$147,604 USD

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🧭 Why Choose a Home Like This?

Most people don’t expect a 100-year-old house in Japan to feel so modern inside, and that’s exactly why this property is so exciting. Whether you want a relaxing space for yourself or a gathering place for loved ones, this home is classic on the outside, comfortable on the inside, all within a short drive or train ride from Kobe, Osaka, and international airports.

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🌟 Find Your Place in the Japanese Countryside

This Weekly Featured Property represents a rare opportunity to own something special in Japan, where tradition meets transformation and space is no longer out of reach. If you're looking for a move-in-ready home with deep character and room to host or grow, this is a great chance. Want to know more? Reach out today and let us help you explore the possibilities.

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