Rail lines and operators
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Prices in Japanese yen (JPY). K = thousand; M = million. Unit prices are per m² unless stated otherwise.
Published residential-land transactions are aggregated across 8 full neighborhoods whose representative points lie within 1.5 km straight-line distance of the station. The neighborhood breakdown appears below.
| Neighborhood | Median (JPY/m²) | Intended use | Latest year · samples |
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| Wakuno | Quasi-industrial zone / Category I mid/high-rise residential zone | 2025 · 2 sales | |
| Kotakari | Category I residential zone / Category I exclusively low-rise residential zone | 2025 · 5 sales | |
| Kumommyo | Non-line-delineated city-planning area / Category I mid/high-rise residential zone | 2025 · 2 sales | |
| Michinokuchi | Quasi-industrial zone | 2022 · 1 sales | |
| Do | Category I mid/high-rise residential zone | 2025 · 1 sales | |
| Kinukakecho | Quasi-industrial zone | 2024 · 1 sales | |
| Yamashimizu | Category I residential zone | 2025 · 2 sales | |
| Hatohara | No data | — | No data in five years |
Each neighborhood uses its most recent transaction year and sample count within the five-year dataset, which may differ from the station-area year shown above. The 1.5 km rule uses representative-point distance.
The green circle is a 1.5 km radius; orange points are neighborhood representative points.
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Station location, lines and operators come from the MLIT N02 railway dataset. Station distances are straight-line distances between representative coordinates.
| Date | Neighborhood | Price (JPY) | Area | Price (JPY/m²) | Intended use |
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| 2025-10 | Kotakari› | 190.0 m² | Category I residential zone | ||
| 2025-10 | Kotakari› | 320.0 m² | Category I residential zone | ||
| 2025-10 | Wakuno› | 175.0 m² | Category I mid/high-rise residential zone | ||
| 2025-07 | Kumommyo› | 330.0 m² | Non-line-delineated city-planning area | ||
| 2025-07 | Wakuno› | 220.0 m² | Quasi-industrial zone | ||
| 2025-04 | Kotakari› | 390.0 m² | Category I residential zone | ||
| 2025-04 | Kumommyo› | 180.0 m² | Category I mid/high-rise residential zone | ||
| 2025-01 | Kotakari› | 195.0 m² | Category I residential zone | ||
| 2025-01 | Kotakari› | 230.0 m² | Category I exclusively low-rise residential zone | ||
| 2025-01 | Yamashimizu› | 220.0 m² | Category I residential zone | ||
| 2025-01 | Yamashimizu› | 145.0 m² | Category I residential zone | ||
| 2025-01 | Do› | 610.0 m² | Category I mid/high-rise residential zone |
| Direction | Median (JPY/m²) | Neighborhoods | Public samples |
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| North | 10 | ||
| East | No data | — | 0 |
| West | 2 |
Neighborhoods are shown only when they contributed a published transaction to the 2025 directional median. Directions use neighborhood representative points relative to the station, not individual transaction coordinates.
Gravelly terrace is a broad terrain classification. Use it as context for drainage and ground conditions, not as a property-level safety determination.
The elevation range within 250 m is about 80.7 m. Absolute elevation alone does not determine flood risk; compare the property with nearby roads and mapped inundation.
AVS30 (451 m/s) indicates average ground stiffness to 30 m depth. The amplification factor (0.90) compares shaking tendency; neither determines a building's seismic performance or need for ground improvement.
At the station representative point, mapped flood status is outside and landslide-warning status is inside. Verify the exact property on official maps because conditions vary within the 1.5 km area.
These values describe the Nishi-Tsuruga Station representative point, not every property in the station area. Check official hazard maps, disclosure documents and plot-specific ground investigations before purchase.