Land Plots in Tsukahara, Yufuin
Holiday homes, guest accommodation and larger hospitality sites
A collection of land parcels is available in Tsukahara, in Yufu City, Oita Prefecture. The land list covers approximately 79.5 hectares of offered parcels, from individual villa sites to larger areas identified for hotels, private villas, glamping and other tourism-related ideas.
The areas differ in size, setting, access and current commercial-use status. Explore them below to find the parcels relevant to your plans –
Villa and residence development
This group contains larger villa and residence plots. The price list describes commercial use as allowed, underground electricity and onsen availability. If you are considering guest accommodation, the conditions for your particular plot and proposed operation should be checked.
Listed area: 49,369 m² across the group
Guide price: ¥15,000/m²
Mount Yufu view villa and residence plots
A smaller group of parcels described in the price list as having Mount Yufu views, onsen availability and commercial use allowed. The area page shows the individual plots so you can compare their positions and views.
Listed area: 2,560 m² across the group
Guide price: ¥17,500/m²
Private-use residence area
These parcels may suit a buyer planning a private residence or holiday home. The current price list states that commercial use is not allowed as of now. Buyers should assess them on that basis unless a change is formally confirmed.
Listed area: approximately 15,130 m² across the group
Guide price: ¥12,500/m²
Hotel development area
The hotel development group covers approximately 82,713 m². Preliminary site materials describe a central area with road access and discuss hotel-scale development. Hotel drawings and a programme study are available to help an operator begin a feasibility review.
A proposed project should be assessed against the underlying permits and their conditions, the buildable area, infrastructure, site works and construction requirements.
Listed area: 82,713 m²
Guide price: ¥20,000/m²
Secluded glamping or private villas
[Area photographs: terrain, access and views from this group]
This larger group is identified in the land list for secluded glamping or private-villa ideas. Its scale allows buyers to consider different layouts, although the usable ground, access, services and requirements for a particular operation need a parcel-by-parcel review.
Listed area: 116,480 m²
Guide price: ¥12,000/m²
Eco-tourism area
The land list identifies this group for an eco-tourism concept. Its area page provides the parcel numbers and site images for buyers considering a nature-based project. The intended use and the work needed to support it should be checked against the land’s actual conditions and applicable approvals.
Listed area: 11,241 m²
Guide price: ¥10,000/m²
Other land: glamping, farm and related ideas
This is the largest and most varied group in the list. It may interest buyers considering outdoor stays, agriculture-linked activities or a project developed in stages. The area page should be used to examine its individual parcels; conditions across such a large group should not be assumed to be uniform.
Listed area: approximately 517,192 m²
Guide price: ¥4,500/m²
Planning a holiday home?
Start with how you expect to use the property. A view matters, but so do the approach road, usable ground, privacy, services and the amount of land you will need to look after between visits.
The villa and residence page let you compare individual parcels. It also distinguishes the groups currently described as allowing commercial use from the residence group where commercial use is currently listed as unavailable.
Planning a small accommodation business?
The price list describes commercial use as allowed in two villa and residence groups. It separately identifies land for secluded glamping or private villas. (These descriptions can help narrow the search, but the permissions and operating requirements for your specific plan must be confirmed.)
Planning a hotel or larger resort?
The hotel development area and its accompanying studies offer a starting point for a more detailed review. The available material includes a site plan, hotel drawings and programme work. A separate camp proposal explores outdoor accommodation and facilities elsewhere in the wider site.
These are planning materials, not a completed development. Operators can request the relevant documents to assess permits, access, infrastructure, construction scope and the fit of their own concept.
Eco-Tourism, Glamping, Farm & Other Ideas?
Tell us what you have in mind, and we’ll work with you to recommend the most suitable land parcel for your needs. If you already have an area, plot number or approximate land budget in mind, include it in your enquiry. We can then provide the relevant current information and discuss a site visit.
