Northern Mitsuko Island is the First Japanese Island on the Market
Katherinev123 — December 18, 2009 — Eco
References: luxury-insider
Fancy yourself an island for the holidays? You could place an offer for Northern Mitsuko Island in Japan. Northern Mitsuko Island, located just off the coast of Hiroshima and the former site of a naval hospital, was recently put up for sale by The Chugoku Local Finance Bureau.
About 7,600 square metres in size, the uninhabited Northern Mitsuko Island is owned by the govnernment, having been abandoned since the end of World War II. According to The Luxury Insider, the sale of Northern Mitsuko Island is Japan’s first sale of an island.
About 7,600 square metres in size, the uninhabited Northern Mitsuko Island is owned by the govnernment, having been abandoned since the end of World War II. According to The Luxury Insider, the sale of Northern Mitsuko Island is Japan’s first sale of an island.
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