Located just 10 minutes by car from JR Obama Line’s “Ohama Station,” this unique property in Obama City offers a farm work hut and 26 parcels of agricultural land, completely free of charge. The land is conveniently situated near roadside stations, making it easily accessible for agricultural use. One of the fields is part of a family inheritance, while most of the land is currently designated for farming, including rice, buckwheat, and barley. The rice fields were leased to a local farmer until March 2020, but the transfer of the land can be arranged, allowing the new owner to reclaim its full use. The property also includes a tangerine field, and minimal fees such as a water conservancy levy (960 yen per year) apply. Annual land improvement fees are associated with the Nankawa Drainage Association (23,400 yen) and Imatomiozaki (25,470 yen), currently covered by the farmer working the fields. In addition, part of the land is equipped with cable TV facilities, generating a modest annual income of 3,460 yen. This vast farmland and its facilities provide an excellent opportunity for anyone interested in managing agricultural land or seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle. As I live far away and can no longer maintain the property, I’m looking for someone who can manage and make use of this charming rural retreat. Full details of the address and on-site visit can be arranged for interested parties.