⚖️ This is a court foreclosure auction — not a normal sale.
The headline figure is the court's minimum bid (売却基準価額), not an asking price. Buying at auction means paying a deposit (~20%) up front, bidding during a fixed window, often being unable to inspect inside, and sometimes inheriting existing occupants. Read the court's 3-point set (三点セット) before bidding.
How Japanese court auctions work →Court auction property in Mito, Ibaraki
- Building
- 86.63 m²
- Size
- 26.2 坪
- Structure
- Wood
- Address
- 水戸市見和三丁目１３５１番１８
Auction details
- Minimum bid (売却基準価額)
- ¥6,120,000
- Min. acceptable bid (買受可能価額)
- ¥4,896,000
- Deposit (保証金)
- ¥1,224,000
- Tenure (敷地利用権)
- 所有権
- Bidding (入札期間)
- 2026-07-03 → 2026-07-10
- Bids opened (開札期日)
- 2026-07-17
- Court
- 水戸地方裁判所本庁
- Case (事件番号)
- 水戸地方裁判所本庁 令和07年(ケ)第126号
3点セット（物件明細書・現況調査報告書・評価書）は裁判所BITサイトで入手
出典：不動産競売物件情報サイト（BIT）／裁判所
Location
Approximate location (street-level geocoded via 国土地理院). 水戸市見和三丁目１３５１番１８
Investment snapshot
An indicative long-term rental estimate — to compare listings, not an appraisal.
Basis: 86.63m² × ¥1100/m²/mo × 0.6 age factor (Ibaraki). Gross yield = annual rent ÷ (price), before tax, vacancy, and management. Regional rent rates are conservative order-of-magnitude medians (public rent surveys), not a guarantee — rural demand can be thin. Always validate locally before relying on any figure.
Hazard & due diligence
Japan has real flood, landslide, and earthquake exposure that varies street by street. Check the official government hazard maps for this exact location before buying.
Sources: 重ねるハザードマップ (国土地理院) · J-SHIS (防災科研). Always confirm with the seller and municipality.