Houses in Japan

Private homes in Japan are a unique combination of centuries—old traditions and advanced technologies, thoughtful ergonomics and impeccable safety. Such a house will become not just a place to live, but a space where every element is subordinated to comfort and harmony.

Types Of Private Houses In Japan

Here are the main types of houses that can be bought in Japan in various regions.:

• Traditional houses (minka). These are authentic buildings made of natural materials — wood, rice paper, straw, clay. They do not have the usual capital walls: the space is divided by sliding partitions, which can be removed by combining rooms. Today, such houses are more common in rural areas, historical areas and as objects for restoration.
• Modern frame houses. Lightweight and energy efficient, they are built using proven technologies, taking into account seismic standards. This is a popular option for suburbs and small towns: such houses are built quickly, and their cost is relatively affordable.
• Houses made of reinforced concrete. More massive and durable, they provide increased protection from natural disasters and better sound insulation. They are often found in areas with dense buildings or where maximum security is important.
• Townhouses and row houses (matiya, nagaya). These are compact houses united by a common wall with their neighbors. They combine the advantages of a private house (separate entrance, small plot) with space savings — an excellent choice for those who want to live in the city, but not in an apartment.

On our website, you can find houses in Japan of various price segments. Our specialists are ready to help with the selection of an object, taking into account your financial capabilities and preferences.