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Exclusive Land Near Furano Kitanomine Gondola

¥280,000,000
USD: $1,806,452
Price per sqm: ¥128,088
Price per Tsubo: ¥423,431
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2186sqm
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Hokkaido, Furano
Furano Hokkaido

Located in the centre of Furano’s established Kitanomine village, this 2,185.37 sqm (approximately 661 tsubo) landholding presents a substantial development opportunity within one of Hokkaido’s leading year-round resort destinations. The site combines a highly accessible location, generous land scale, and flexible development potential, making it well suited for a range of hospitality, commercial, and mixed-use projects.

Positioned approximately 550 metres from Furano Ski Area and only 140 metres from Kitanomine’s main commercial street, the property offers convenient access to ski facilities, restaurants, cafés, and local amenities. The flat, well-configured parcel benefits from power, water, and sewerage services available at the site boundary, while three separate road frontages provide excellent access and flexibility for future planning.

The elevated position provides attractive views across the Furano ski slopes, Furano township, and the Daisetsuzan Mountain Range, including Mount Tokachidake. With its combination of scale, location, and accessibility, the site offers potential for a variety of future uses, including accommodation, hotels, restaurants, retail, staff housing, or tourism-related infrastructure, subject to relevant approvals.

Furano continues to strengthen its position as a four-season destination, attracting both domestic and international visitors throughout the year. Large-scale development sites in established resort locations such as Kitanomine remain limited, particularly those offering convenient access to the ski area and surrounding amenities.

This Kitanomine landholding provides an opportunity to establish a future hospitality, commercial, or mixed-use project in one of Furano’s most recognised resort districts. Combining development flexibility with a strategic location and mountain views, the property offers long-term potential within Hokkaido’s growing alpine tourism market.

Key Highlights

  • 2,185.37 sqm (approximately 661 tsubo) development site in Furano’s Kitanomine district
  • Flat and well-proportioned parcel suitable for flexible development planning
  • Approximately 550 metres to Furano Ski Area
  • Approximately 140 metres to Kitanomine’s main commercial street
  • Three road frontages providing excellent access and planning flexibility
  • Power, water, and sewerage services available at the site boundary
  • Views of Furano Ski Area, Furano township, and the Daisetsuzan Mountain Range including Mount Tokachidake
  • Potential for hospitality, hotel, retail, food and beverage, staff housing, or tourism-related development (subject to approval)
  • Large-scale development opportunity within Furano’s established resort market

FAQ

1. Sales Process

Answer: The process begins with a formal offer (Offer Acceptance). Once accepted, NISADE drafts the Sale and Purchase Agreement and the Statement of Important Matters. After signing, the buyer pays a deposit to a solicitor’s trust account. Legal documents like the Power of Attorney (POA) and Affidavit are then executed and notarized to finalize the title transfer at settlement.
Answer: The standard timeline for title transfer and closing in the Niseko area is approximately 4 to 6 weeks, though this can be adjusted based on the agreement between the buyer and seller.
Answer: No. Japan offers 100% freehold ownership rights. There are no legal restrictions on foreigners (individuals or entities) purchasing or owning real estate or land in Japan.

2. Investment & Returns

Answer: Niseko is Japan’s fastest-growing real estate market. It has evolved from Asia’s top winter destination into a year-round resort featuring world-class gastronomy and wellness. Significant institutional investment from global firms continues to drive the region’s development.
Answer: Properties typically see between 90 to 120 days of occupancy per year. Net yields generally range from 1% to 3%, depending on owner usage. Returns can be optimized by ensuring availability during peak periods like Christmas, New Year, and Chinese New Year.

3. Costs & Taxes

Answer: Buyers should budget approximately 5% of the purchase price for closing costs. This includes solicitor fees, acquisition taxes, stamp duty, and agency commissions (typically 3% + ¥60,000 for secondary market sales).
Answer: Owners are subject to an annual Fixed Asset Tax, calculated at 1.4% of the government-assessed value (usually lower than the market price). Additionally, if the property generates rental income, net profits are subject to Japanese Income Tax.

4. Property Management

Answer: Management typically covers reservation handling, general maintenance, utility bill payments, cleaning, laundry, snow clearing, and comprehensive fiscal/accounting services for the owner.
Answer: Management fees generally total around 35% of the nightly rate (split into a 10% administrative fee and a 25% rental management fee), plus annual fixed maintenance costs.

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3-17 Niseko Hirafu 1-jo 4-chome, Kutchan-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido 044-0080, Japan.
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