本日は文化財が土から出てきた等のレアケースについて、記載します。
恐れることはないのですが、一応、万一のために、
途中で購入した後、建築しようかと思ったときに、文化財が出てきたときは、情報を教育委員会にお知らせする必要があります。
すぐに、建築が開始できなくなることがあるということも、ありますので、少し念頭に置いておくとよいかもしれません。
土地購入時の注意点：埋蔵文化財包蔵地についての理解
発掘調査の費用負担について
東京都港区の事例
まとめ
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Today I will describe a rare case in which a cultural artifact is found out of the ground, etc.
There is nothing to fear, but just in case,
If cultural properties are found when you are thinking of building after purchasing the land in the middle of the project, you need to inform the Board of Education of the information.
Points to keep in mind when purchasing land: Understanding the land encompassing buried cultural properties
When purchasing land, there are many factors to consider, but one important point is the concept of “buried cultural property inclusion sites. This term means that if there is a possibility that buried cultural properties may be present on the land, you must cooperate in excavating them.
While this may be an unfamiliar topic to many, it is a good idea to take this into account when purchasing land. In particular, if you are purchasing a built-for-sale house, it may have little direct impact on you, but it is good to have a good grasp of the knowledge.
The Cost Burden of Excavation
If ancient earthenware or other cultural assets are found on the land, generally speaking, “the cost of excavation shall be borne by the person who caused the excavation. However, if the excavation is necessary for the construction of a private residence, small farmland development, or small business, the government may pay the cost of the excavation. This is to ensure that the cost burden is not excessive on individuals or small businesses.
Example of Minato Ward, Tokyo
For example, in Minato Ward, Tokyo, the distribution of land encompassing buried cultural properties has been specifically mapped, which can be viewed at [this link]. This makes it possible to assess risks in advance when purchasing land or planning construction.
Conclusion
When considering land purchase or construction, it is important to take into account the possibility of buried cultural properties. With proper advance knowledge and measures, future problems can be avoided. In addition, it is advisable to consult an expert and receive appropriate advice if there are any uncertainties.
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