My father was interested in living in the country and was looking for land near where he lived, such as Chichibu, but he was interested in Kawauchi Village, which he happened to know, and he liked it at a glance and bought the land. At first, I stayed in a storage shed, and my father and I (the eldest son) unpacked the grass. I still remember working on big pampas grass all day, just like yesterday. After that, with the help of my mother and retirement allowance, I was able to build a log house, and my father continued to go to enjoy his widdy life in earnest, looking ahead to his future permanent residence. It continued even after the Great East Japan Earthquake. When my children and grandchildren were small, I used to go and play with them. It seems that my father intended to collect more than 100 logs and build a tree house by himself. However, three years ago my father fell ill and died. I wanted to inherit my father's wishes with my mother, but the land is large, the scale of the log house is too large, and my mother also has a house in Saitama, so it is difficult to have two properties, so my mother I decided to sell it to someone who can enjoy the country life, and decided to have it posted here. This property is recommended for those who want to enjoy rural life in earnest. The good thing is that a full-scale wood stove is permanently installed. You can live in a log house, and there is a storage shed (6 tatami mats, 3 tsubo, lockable) that can store work luggage and equipment. Please note that it is a 20-minute drive from the convenience store. I would like to consult with my mother, paint the outer wall, and maintain the wood stove well before handing it over. Those who can live here are welcome. There is a land of 2,000 tsubo and a log house of BESS company of about 24 tsubo. It's still usable, so I hope you'll see it once. Property Overview * Land with Furuya (current delivery) Location: Kamikawauchi, Kawauchi-mura, Futaba-gun, Fukushima Land: Approx. 16th year: Mountain forest, residential land