Property Overview

Discover the warmth and personality of this one-story traditional Japanese home in the heart of Ikuno-ku, Osaka City. Built in 1941, this 83-year-old residence balances classic architectural details with bright, spacious rooms and a naturally welcoming ambiance.

The home is perfectly suited for those who value calm city living in a neighborhood full of life. Whether you're a small family, remote worker, or city dweller looking for a peaceful place to call your own, this cozy home offers easy access to the vibrant food markets, restaurants, and culture of Ikuno-ku, all while maintaining a private, serene interior.

Built: January 1941 (83 years and 8 months ago)
Layout: Traditional Japanese 1-story house
Address: Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, Ikuno Ward, Tajima 5-chome

Nearby Stations:

• 13-minute walk to Minamitatsumi Station (Osaka City Sennichimae Line)
• 15-minute walk to Higashi-Tobuichiba-mae Station (Kansai Main Line)

About Ikuno-ku, Osaka City:
Ikuno-ku is a culturally rich district known for its lively Tsuruhashi Market, where you'll find endless rows of Korean-Japanese restaurants, authentic groceries, and friendly local shops. It’s one of Osaka’s most unique neighborhoods—perfectly balancing multicultural vibrance with traditional charm. With excellent transport connections, Ikuno-ku is a great base for reaching hotspots like Osaka Castle, Namba, and the Umeda shopping district.

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