Property Overview

This cozy traditional Japanese home in Ikuno-ku, Osaka City, offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city’s post-war architectural heritage. Built in 1955, this akiya features a nostalgic exterior with sliding entry doors, a tiled roof, and a compact yet functional layout that awaits your creative restoration.

Located in Katsuyama Kita 5-chome, this home is ideal for renovation enthusiasts who want to breathe new life into an authentic Osaka home while staying connected to the vibrant urban pulse. While the property does require repairs, its strong bones and great location make it an exciting project with significant potential.

About the Area – Ikuno-ku, Osaka:
Ikuno-ku is one of Osaka's most culturally diverse neighborhoods, widely known for its historic Korean community and the lively Tsuruhashi district. Residents can explore bustling markets, indulge in some of the city's best Korean street food, and enjoy a strong sense of local community. With convenient access to central Osaka, this location offers both tradition and connectivity.

Location & Access:

• 18-minute walk to Momodani Station (Osaka Loop Line)
• 18-minute walk to Kitatatsumi Station (Osaka Metro Sennichimae Line)

Built: January 1955 (69 years old)
Area: Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, Ikuno Ward, Katsuyama Kita 5-chome

Whether you're looking for a unique renovation project, an affordable starter home in the city, or a traditional space with cultural flair, this Ikuno-ku akiya is a rare Osaka real estate find.