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E9-1Housing.Pdf 169 3.1.2. Housing Charges for Installation Space Needed by Equipment, Etc., Necessary for Interconenction 3.1.2.1 Application Classification Description Application of housing charges for installation space Among the housing charges for the installation space needed by equipment, etc., necessary for needed by equipment, etc., necessary for interconnection interconneciton, the amounts listed in 3.1.2.2 that are calculated in advance in accordance with the formula in (1)(a) of 3.1.1 shall be applied to the use of NTT communications buildings and land as listed in 3.1.2.2. 3.1.2.2 Charge Amounts (In the Case of NTT-East) Annual amount per square meter (Unit: ¥) Administrative Name of Communications Land Communication Bibai 615 22489 Area Building s Building Ashibetsu 243 19624 Hokkaido Sapporo-Nishi 1305 40585 Ebetsu 791 27267 Sapporo-Minami 996 42571 Sapporo-Oasa 301 28033 Sapporo 1-Gai 3669 47701 Monbetsu 297 40239 Odori 2-Chome 3652 56073 Shibetsu 291 28165 Shinkotoni 909 25640 Nayoro 260 31591 Shinoro 752 34344 Nemuro 370 30002 Sapporo-Higashi 887 46166 Chitose 574 29984 Okadama 845 35932 Izumisawa 573 58286 Higashi-Naebo 108 39719 Takikawa 473 25596 Sapporo-Shiroishi 1106 36253 Sunagawa 440 26311 Sapporo-Kitago 620 41847 Ishikari-Fukagawa 827 22270 Sapporo-Toyohira 1015 36899 Furano 494 34165 Sapporo-Tsukisamu 1300 49886 Eniwa 628 34904 Kiyota 836 35145 Shimamatsu 450 28733 Makomanai 1683 45839 Hokkaido-Date 492 19367 Hassamu 974 32051 Ishikari-Hiroshima 561 21470 Atsubetsu 632 41541 Wattsu 1496 36907 Momijidai 962 29751 Ishikari 113 49129 Teine 643 25585 Tobetsu 313 29163 Hakodate 472 45452 Kucchan 309 36906 Hakodate-Matsukage 1026 46349 Iwanai 482 33725 Hakodate-Kita 825 29408 Yoichi 429 26050 Kikyo 208 27437 Hokkaido-Kuriyama 276 22825 Hakodate-Chitose 750 25000 Monbetsu-Tomikawa 280 34402 Otaru 2 594 27657 Shizunai 243 33775 Asahikawa 628 48700 Urakawa 534 23467 Asahikawa-Toko 551 30674 Kino 561 39516 Shunko 509 23105 Shihoro 70 31839 Higashi-Takasu 317 35020 Shikaoi 82 38890 Nagayama 695 26585 Shintoku 208 30049 Higashi-Asahikawa 352 26276 Taiki 248 35853 Asahikawa-Shigai 327 36257 Honbetsu 440 23650 Asahikawa-Kagura 373 27915 Ashoro 222 24546 Muroran 296 33760 Kushiro-Shiranuka 289 47233 Shinmuro-Nishi 488 94854 Naka-Shibetsu 339 40895 Kushiro 793 40418 Nemuro-Shibetsu 146 39388 Kushiro-Tottori 444 31864 Sapporo-Ishiyama 892 35098 Kushiro-Minami 615 26966 Kawazoe 1155 24051 Kushiro-Musa 403 33664 Higashi-Ainonai 344 29003 Aikoku 572 36543 Engaru 348 30174 Obihiro-Inada 389 19448 Makubetsu 213 29687 Nishi-Obihiro 441 21585 Namporo 226 36195 Shirakaba-Dori 634 50824 Misumai 286 29190 Obihiro-Higashi 439 33808 Abuta 203 18789 Hokkaido-Kitami 556 25041 Nishikioka 1177 37540 Iwamizawa 509 38152 Bihoro 320 23773 Abashiri 599 27744 Iwamizawa-Horomui 116 51092 Rumoi 419 25389 Yunokawa 800 28485 Tomakomai 783 33238 Kaguraoka 535 27486 Tomakomai-Higashi 302 20038 Motowa-Nishi 452 27518 Tomakomai-Nishi 645 35562 Hakuchodai 375 28651 Yufutsu 310 29910 Nanaehama 727 24343 Wakkanai 292 23372 Kamiiso 418 41091 Wakkanai-Minami 262 42682 For reference purposes only 170 Hakodate-Ono 413 24127 Omu 135 37997 Mori 497 32591 Hayakita-Oiwake 395 15647 Hokkaido-Yakumo 378 49798 Biratori 177 34363 Tomakomai-Hagino 272 21151 Atsuga 305 41923 Shiriuchi 587 24392 Ainosato 561 173416 Osyamambe 259 27635 Aomori Matsumori 1021 36229 Asahikawa-Higashikawa 490 34035 Okidate 1001 13418 Otofuke 391 29028 Aomori-Arakawa 937 21242 Rankoshi 365 41521 Nonai 586 32088 Takasu 251 24651 Aomori-Shinjo 337 29758 Sakuragaoka 324 23499 Yotsuishi 465 36499 Kikonai 348 26597 Higashi-Nonai 462 43929 Imagane 345 32485 Hirosaki 586 27038 Shiraoi 179 36621 Hirosaki-Minami 1099 22503 Akabira 211 24588 Hirosaki-Joto 651 39511 Higashi-Kagura 193 32621 Aomori-Hachinohe 1442 43464 Biei 319 31829 Hachinohe-Takadate 1160 23511 Naie 238 26843 Hachinohe-Minato 678 18734 Kami-furano 263 26581 Korekawa 432 22878 Tokachi-Ikeda 256 25074 Shin-Shiriuchi 966 42761 Otanoshike 237 24267 Hachinohe NW3 To 1442 31703 Urahoro 192 27363 Kuroishi 663 28687 Nishinosato 1894 28600 Goshogawara 299 30392 Ishikari-Takaoka 73 36284 Towada 665 32663 Esashi 713 36744 Hachinohe-Misawa 599 23617 Asahioka 457 37027 Mutsu 305 28912 Zenigame 95 35187 Aomori-Ominato 140 14538 Haboro 223 26129 Aomori-Kominato 405 33371 Akkeshi 205 31406 Kanita 197 30669 Hokkaido-Matsumae 1027 27012 Ajigasawa 754 26717 Mukawa 198 29898 Namioka 241 22420 Tokachi-Shimizu 186 29003 Noheji 482 22648 Utashinai 58 31171 Shichinohe 308 22862 Bannaguro 350 22280 Rokkasho 402 65583 Matsumae-fukushima 178 20854 Sannohe 433 20433 Kaminokuni 351 25290 Hachinohe-Hashikami 207 22267 Kita-Hiyama 181 34006 Hachinohe-Odate 2449 38404 Furubira 148 33540 Momoishi 469 36347 Kami-Sunagawa 135 43369 Hachinohe-shimoda 207 43748 Kamikawa 96 22764 Aomori-Ohata 276 37390 Naka-furano 298 43949 Kizukuri 269 21925 Mashike 177 35346 Oura 417 33742 Hayakita 255 21893 Hirosaki-Fujizaki 352 29278 Niikappu 509 31922 Owani 328 21371 Syoro 127 38064 Itayanagi 372 14789 Mareppu 196 36096 Kanagi 1082 18042 Moheji 368 44758 Rokunohe 437 32784 Kami-Shihoro 626 23335 Kamikita 259 33800 Zyozankei 362 27538 Gonohe 297 24884 Niseko 284 40508 Imabetsu 907 31566 Ombetsu 216 53081 Mutsu-Tokiwa 494 33908 Sochirabuto 325 35862 Kami-Ichikawa 84 37953 Kimobetsu 232 44495 Mutsu-Yokohama 464 25572 Kyogoku 493 45805 Fukaura 914 45135 Pippu 364 35263 Hirosaki-Morita 216 30352 Date-Toyoura 581 24839 Inakadate 237 34900 Etomo 437 37535 Ottomo 268 46953 Noboribetsu 356 41242 Tenmabayashi 136 46973 Toya 298 30982 Takko 1122 38336 Memanbetsu 433 20566 Fukuchi 657 37375 Kumaishi 333 22156 Kita-Kanegasawa 780 50601 Setana 247 42304 Hirosaki-Niiwa 194 41474 Nakayubetsu 183 19698 Takasugi 161 48908 Okoppe 93 38600 Okunai 244 24281 Erimo 413 18294 Shin-Hiraka 512 117490 Nishi-Kagura 310 33365 Hachinohe-Nango 622 34819 Yamabe 224 44783 Nagahashi 188 42915 Onuma 337 28106 Shiwa 166 55102 Esa-Otobe 361 15675 Mutsu-Yomogida 507 44008 Kudo 191 29531 Hirosaki-Kashiwa 540 48641 Niki 481 20185 Syariki 369 47347 Moseushi 394 23885 Koami 164 49284 Fukagawa-Numata 368 33952 Hirosaki-Nakasato 360 43759 Ikutora 176 34591 Shiura 273 42998 Enbetsu 284 30068 Aomori-Shiranuka 491 52587 Tsubetsu 426 23290 Kami-Nakui 527 37461 Koshimizu 344 42000 Suwanotaira 904 31377 Kunneppu 328 13678 Kuraishi 285 37755 Saroma 277 43084 Aomori-Shingo 257 37144 Tokoro 500 21562 Onoe 531 37063 Takinoue 165 29624 Kodomari 623 46770 For reference purposes only 171 Aomori-Oma 554 33290 Dainohara 888 36861 Iwate Morioka 2 1678 49815 Ayashi 736 36707 Morioka-Senboku 1035 23239 Iwakiri 780 35161 Morioka-Ueda 991 17037 Sendai-Takasago 1032 31558 Aoyama-Daini 1214 45816 Tsurugaya 630 22056 Morioka-Iioka 1318 17736 Nigatake-Ryokin 1203 46352 Miyako 2 1005 27858 Tsutsujigaoka 1122 59434 Ofunato 720 34583 Minami-Koizumi 1178 15470 Iwate-Mizusawa 620 36985 Arai 1108 38164 Hanamaki 948 35036 Sendai-Nakada 841 23204 Shin-Miyanome 842 32489 Nishi-Taga 675 23986 Kitakami 652 33448 Sendai-Izumi 1818 51723 Aisari 731 35596 Nomura 1122 33756 Kuji 652 25308 Izumigatake 204 57945 Tono 604 32383 Kadonowaki 677 27678 Ichinoseki 639 31291 Shiogama 431 27242 Rikuzen-Takada 734 25499 Furukawa 726 29912 Kamaishi 753 37690 Kesennuma 341 22126 Kamaishi-Kaminakashima 1097 23368 Sennan-Shiroishi 409 42381 Esashi 360 32176 Natori 861 30476 Ninohe 685 27132 Iwanuma-Sakura 785 30440 Shin-Nishine 243 32427 Sennan 405 39097 Semmaya 547 27065 Murata 542 12522 Miyako-Ono 420 11834 Sennan-Funaoka 1099 59302 Morioka-Ota 637 36236 Rifu 535 34926 Takizawa 480 37585 Tomiya 581 37405 Fujine 284 25383 Akashi-Kokanjo 687 95170 Akogi 1397 19216 Tsukidate-Genko 505 38909 Shiwa 758 14350 Hasama 216 32772 Yahaba 873 19446 Miyagi-Kahoku 358 31128 Hirose 160 29976 Yamoto 1110 57954 Morioka-Otobe 494 14242 Yagiyama 2277 28391 Ezuriko 276 40717 Tagajo 947 45123 Shizukuishi 411 37560 Sendai-Matsushima 356 22561 Iwate 832 27756 Shichigahama 378 15717 Ishidoriya 371 13771 Kurikoma 395 27151 Mizusawa-Nishine 419 37007 Oritate 609 20935 Shin-Hiraizumi 487 99524 Sambongi 380 37032 Iwaizumi 932 22972 Sendai-Nakayama 1526 28012 Kozuya 616 23116 Ohira 326 28440 Surisawa 652 22072 Naka-Niida 417 15039 Iwate-Kawasaki 336 43693 Watari 571 25068 Mizusawa-Higashiyama 291 55535 Ishikoshi 356 32313 Tsugaruishi 486 34863 Utatsu 560 40778 Hagisyo 645 21803 Kakuda 332 34576 Hanamaki Onsen 466 23592 Kashimadai 479 16501 Miyako-Yamada 700 16196 Oide 367 34457 Unosumai 769 30123 Sendai-Imaizumi 665 35580 Taneichi 779 30839 Sennan-Tsukinoki 719 43345 Kamaishi Hirota 372 25683 Daini-Takadate 378 110578 Kindaichi 602 31139 Furukawa-Nakada 519 29319 Shibutami 399 39617 Furukawa-Nango 280 40257 Koma 828 25806 Wakayanagi 363 26827 Mizusawa-Oyama 411 30475 Watanoha 723 28935 Isawa 400 16373 Nishi-Furukawa 309 35987 Karumai 1370 25918 Ishinomaki-Hashikami 490 16297 Toyomane 617 16614 Yuriage 381 28500 Sumita 385 12759 Marumori 453 33804 Hosoura 353 27148 Sakamoto 175 23491 Taro 954 42040 Yamashita 465 39682 Iwate Kamigo 628 13746 Osato 231 21551 Kamaishi Heita 474 31784 Furukawa-Onoda 480 24900 Rokuhara 184 35056 Furukawa-Matsuyama 654 49118 Sanriku 444 15445 Iwadeyama 351 18637 Ryori 566 24801 Wakuya 426 42973 Miyako-Ogawa 285 52976 Nonotake 265 32088 Fudai 665 32374 Tajiri 729 20925 Miyako-Yagi 480 26041 Kogota 624 30958 Yuguchi 295 45263 Kitaura Ekimae 202 44138 Waga 230 25620 Terasaki 475 22691 Takizawa-Ekimae 571 35018 Onagawa 512 24247 Ozuchi 676 28272 Shizugawa 804 27576 Ichinohe 465 14328 Motoyoshi 811 34232 Ide 212 38887 Karakuwa 590 16402 Kami-Hirasawa 306 35918 Araya 436 37605 Morioka-Towa
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