鹿児島Kyushu
At the southern end of the Kyushu Shinkansen, Kagoshima faces Sakurajima, an active volcano that smokes across the bay from the city. The prefecture reaches from the Satsuma Peninsula and the hot sands of Ibusuki to Kirishima's onsen highlands and island chains like Yakushima and Amami. Wherever your Kagoshima home sits, from the city to the islands, we keep watch over it and report to you in English.
When the wind carries Sakurajima's ash over the city, it settles on roofs, clogs gutters and coats cars, balconies and solar panels. Typhoons and heavy rain are regular visitors too, so a vacant house here needs more frequent attention than most.
対応物件What we look after
地域の特徴Local know-how
Ash builds up in gutters and drains and can scratch glass and panels if wiped dry. We clear it, flush drains, and dispose of it in the city's designated ash bags so it doesn't block your drainage before the next downpour.
Kagoshima's pale shirasu soil drains fast but can give way in long rains, and typhoons often track across the prefecture. We prepare homes before storm season and check slopes, walls and drainage afterwards.
Spring (Mar–May)
Summer (Jun–Aug)
Autumn (Sep–Oct)
Winter (Nov–Feb)
Timing is planned around each house — this is the usual rhythm.
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Tell us about it and we'll send a personalised care plan within 48 hours — in English, built around how homes in Kagoshima need to be looked after.