Rail lines and operators
Tokaido Main Line
JR Central
Published residential-land transactions are aggregated across 4 full neighborhoods whose representative points lie within 1.5 km straight-line distance of the station. The neighborhood breakdown appears below.
| Neighborhood | Median / m² | Latest year · samples |
|---|---|---|
| Hara | JPY 14,823 / m²JPY 14.823K / m² | 2025 · 3 |
| Nishizoecho | JPY 45,375 / m²JPY 45.375K / m² | 2024 · 1 |
| Haramachinaka | JPY 72,600 / m²JPY 72.6K / m² | 2025 · 2 |
| Otsuka | JPY 42,350 / m²JPY 42.35K / m² | 2025 · 5 |
Each neighborhood uses its most recent transaction year 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.
Tokaido Main Line
JR Central
Katahama Station 2.42 km · JPY 42,350 / m²JPY 42.35K / m²
Numazu Station 6.55 km · JPY 104,363 / m²JPY 104.363K / m²
Ooka Station 8.10 km · JPY 90,750 / m²JPY 90.75K / m²
Station location, lines and operators come from the MLIT N02 railway dataset. Station distances are straight-line distances between representative coordinates.
| Date | Neighborhood | Price | Area | Price / m² | Zoning |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-10 | Otsuka | JPY 13M | 610.0 m² | JPY 21,175 / m²JPY 21.175K / m² | Quasi-industrial zone |
| 2025-07 | Hara | JPY 14M | 210.0 m² | JPY 69,575 / m²JPY 69.575K / m² | Category II mid/high-rise residential zone |
| 2025-07 | Hara | JPY 1M | 185.0 m² | JPY 5,445 / m²JPY 5.445K / m² | Quasi-industrial zone |
| 2025-07 | Otsuka | JPY 18M | 420.0 m² | JPY 42,350 / m²JPY 42.35K / m² | Category I residential zone |
| 2025-07 | Otsuka | JPY 450,000 | 200.0 m² | JPY 2,239 / m²JPY 2.239K / m² | Category I residential zone |
| 2025-04 | Haramachinaka | JPY 14M | 185.0 m² | JPY 75,625 / m²JPY 75.625K / m² | Category I mid/high-rise residential zone |
| 2025-04 | Otsuka | JPY 8.8M | 155.0 m² | JPY 57,475 / m²JPY 57.475K / m² | Category I mid/high-rise residential zone |
| 2025-01 | Hara | JPY 1.6M | 105.0 m² | JPY 14,823 / m²JPY 14.823K / m² | Urbanization control area |
| 2025-01 | Haramachinaka | JPY 12M | 165.0 m² | JPY 69,575 / m²JPY 69.575K / m² | Category I mid/high-rise residential zone |
| 2025-01 | Otsuka | JPY 15M | 300.0 m² | JPY 48,400 / m²JPY 48.4K / m² | Category I mid/high-rise residential zone |
| Direction | Neighborhoods | Public samples | Median / m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| North | Nishizoecho · Haramachinaka | 2 | JPY 72,600 / m²JPY 72.6K / m² |
| East | Otsuka | 5 | JPY 42,350 / m²JPY 42.35K / m² |
| West | Hara | 3 | JPY 14,823 / m²JPY 14.823K / m² |
Directions use each neighborhood representative point relative to the station. They do not classify individual transaction coordinates.
Sand dune 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 9.2 m. Absolute elevation alone does not determine flood risk; compare the property with nearby roads and mapped inundation.
AVS30 (195 m/s) indicates average ground stiffness to 30 m depth. The amplification factor (1.85) 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 outside. Verify the exact property on official maps because conditions vary within the 1.5 km area.
These values describe the Hara Station representative point, not every property in the station area. Check official hazard maps, disclosure documents and plot-specific ground investigations before purchase.