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Located in the heart of Nishijin, the living room is filled with southeast light in the morning, and the warmth of floor heating welcomes the family at night. This residence, crafted by Mitsui Fudosan Residential, allows you to carefully build your life in Fukuoka.

Nishijin Shopping Street, PRALIVA, Bon Repas—some of Fukuoka's best living environments are right outside your door. A 3-minute walk to Nishijin Station on the Subway Kuko Line means a daily life where you won't lose time traveling to Tenjin, Hakata, or the airport. Yet, Nishijin Park breathes around the condominium, offering a quiet escape from the commercial hustle on weekend mornings.

This corner unit, open on two sides (southeast and southwest), draws light and breeze into the rooms throughout the day. Morning sun streams into the living room from the southeast, allowing adults in the open-plan kitchen to prepare for the day while keeping an eye on the children. The floor heating in the living/dining area gently embraces Fukuoka's winter mornings. Walk-in closets quietly store each family member's belongings, ensuring the living room remains spacious after returning home.

The history of being developed by Mitsui Fudosan Residential has built trust in the building's quality and management standards. Children can grow up walking to Nishijin Elementary School, and even after they become independent, the value of this area as an asset remains strong. The rarity of Nishijin—one of the few towns in Fukuoka City where education, commerce, transportation, and culture converge—increases in significance over time.

Investment Points: - A corner unit with natural light from two sides (southeast and southwest), providing a living environment continuously bright from morning to afternoon. - Within walking distance to Nishijin Elementary School, with a shopping street, library, and museum all within walking distance, creating a desirable living area for families raising children. - The management standards of a Mitsui Fudosan Residential development and the rarity of the Nishijin location support long-term asset value.