熊本Kyushu
Kumamoto spans the vast volcanic caldera of Mount Aso, the islands of Amakusa, onsen villages like Kurokawa, and a castle city on the Kyushu Shinkansen line. Semiconductor investment around Kikuyo has brought new attention to the area, and MonoHaus supports international owners here — of rentals, rural homes and inherited houses — in English.
The April 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes, a pair of strong shocks that badly damaged Kumamoto Castle and many homes, are a reminder that structure matters. We check older houses for cracking, settlement and roof damage, coordinate qualified local contractors, and help you make sense of Japanese inspection and repair documents.
対応物件What we look after
地域の特徴Local know-how
Since 2016 many owners want to know how their home is standing up. We document visible structural issues in photo reports and bring in specialists when something needs a closer look, especially in older wooden houses.
Homes near Aso see cold winters and volcanic soils, while river towns like Hitoyoshi have known serious summer flooding. We match seasonal checks — freeze protection up high, drainage and damp in the valleys — to where your house actually is.
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 Kumamoto need to be looked after.