秋田Tohoku
Akita faces the Japan Sea, and its heavy winters have shaped places like the samurai quarter of Kakunodate, the milky hot springs of Nyuto Onsen and the farming towns of the Yokote basin. It is also one of Japan's fastest-ageing prefectures, so many houses are inherited by children and grandchildren who now live abroad.
An Akita house left empty through the winter can deteriorate quickly. MonoHaus manages akiya here with snow clearing, ventilation visits, garden and roof care and English updates, and the Akita Shinkansen keeps Kakunodate and Akita City connected to Tokyo.
対応物件What we look after
地域の特徴Local know-how
Cold, damp winds off the Japan Sea drop heavy, wet snow across Akita. We arrange roof and entrance clearing, check that snow-melt and drainage systems work, and inspect timbers for water damage in spring.
Inheriting an Akita home from abroad usually means dealing with registration, tax notices and neighbourhood obligations in Japanese. We handle that correspondence and keep the house in good order while you decide whether to keep, rent or sell it.
Spring (Mar–May)
Summer (Jun–Aug)
Autumn (Sep–Nov)
Winter (Dec–Feb)
Timing is planned around each house — this is the usual rhythm.
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お問い合わせ
Tell us about it and we'll send a personalised care plan within 48 hours — in English, built around how homes in Akita need to be looked after.