If you have any concerns regarding Kyoto townhouses, such as wanting to make them more comfortable to live in, wanting to consider ways to utilize them, or not having anyone to take over the property, please first consult with the Kyoto City Kyoto Townhouse Preservation and Succession Division or the Kyoto City Landscape and Urban Development Center.
Request for consultation on the preservation and succession of Kyo-machiya
If you have any concerns regarding Kyoto townhouses, such as being unable to maintain them, wanting to utilize them, or wanting to pass them on to someone, please consult with Kyoto City. Upon receiving a request for consultation, we will connect you with various support programs as appropriate, and we can also request necessary cooperation from businesses, civic activity groups, etc.
Documents required for application
- Application for consultation regarding the preservation and succession of Kyoto townhouses (Form No. 1 of the Ordinance Enforcement Regulations)
• Nearby map
Photographs showing the exterior of Kyoto townhouses and forms or designs that have emerged from urban life.
·power of attorney(Only if submitted by someone other than the owner.)
> (Ordinance Enforcement Regulations Form No. 1) Application for Consultation on Preservation and Succession of Kyoto Machiya (Word)
> (Reference form) Power of Attorney (Word)
Kyomachiya consultation
Our Kyoto Machiya Consultation Service offers free advice on a variety of matters related to the preservation and inheritance of Kyoto machiya (traditional Kyoto townhouses), including renovation, utilization, and inheritance. We will also connect you with specialists (see section 4 below) as needed. Please feel free to contact us.
(Example of a consultation topic)
The pillars and walls of the Kyoto townhouse are damaged. Can they still be used if repaired? What should be done?
I own a traditional Kyoto townhouse, but how should I utilize it?
We want to find reliable borrowers and buyers.
- Ideally, we'd like to keep it, but we have many concerns, such as renovation costs, how to utilize it, and inheritance planning.
1. Reception hours
(Monday to Saturday) 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
(Sundays and public holidays) 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
* Excluding the third Tuesday of each month (or the following day if it falls on a public holiday) and the year-end/New Year period (December 29th to January 4th).
2. Consultation services
Kyoto City Landscape and Urban Development Center (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation)
Address: 83-1 Umezato-cho, Kamiguchi-agaru, Nishikiyamachi-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City, 600-8127 Japan
(East side, south of Kawaramachi Gojo) "Hitomachi Koryukan Kyoto" B1F
TEL: 075-354-8701
FAX: 075-354-8704
Email:[email protected]
Homepage address:http://kyoto-machisen.jp/
3. How to consult
In person, by phone, fax, or email.
4. For specialized matters, after consulting with the above-mentioned contact point, a Kyoto townhouse consultant will provide expert advice (reservation required).
After your initial consultation at our office, if you require on-site consultation or expert advice, we will provide you with a list of Kyoto townhouse consultants who are best suited to your needs. Please choose the consultant you prefer. We will then schedule a date for your expert consultation.
*Please check before consulting. We cannot accept consultations regarding the following matters.
●Consultation regarding ongoing litigation
● Introducing contractors, mediating disputes, and handling complaints.
> Kyoto Machiya Consultation (This link will take you to an external website)
> Kyoto Machiya (Traditional Kyoto Townhouse) All-Purpose Consultation Flyer
Kyomachiya Consultant
Kyoto Machiya Consultants act as partners of Kyoto City, enabling owners and others to consult with them with confidence regarding the preservation and succession of Kyoto Machiya. They provide careful consultation and advice, and, if requested by the owners, propose ways to utilize the properties to help resolve specific problems.
The expert consultations by Kyoto townhouse consultants are conducted as part of the "Kyoto Townhouse All-Purpose Consultation" program run by the Kyoto City Landscape and Urban Development Center, a public interest incorporated foundation.
(*Note) "Kyoto Machiya Consultants" are registered by Kyoto City and consist of individuals who meet certain qualifications and experience requirements and have completed prescribed training.
> Kyoto townhouse consultations
Registration categories for Kyoto townhouse consultants
We have established the following nine registration categories according to your area of expertise.
Real estate agent, architect, carpenter, real estate appraiser, land and house surveyor, lawyer, judicial scrivener, tax accountant, administrative scrivener
List of "Kyoto Machiya Consultants"
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (All Categories (List)) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (All Categories) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (Real Estate Broker) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (Carpenter) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (Architect) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (Certified Public Accountant) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (Real Estate Appraiser) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (Land and House Surveyor) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (Lawyer) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (Judicial Scrivener) (PDF)
> Kyoto Machiya Consultant (Certified Administrative Scrivener) (PDF)
List of businesses employing Kyoto townhouse consultants
> Businesses employing Kyoto townhouse consultants (all categories (list)) (PDF)
> Guidelines for Registration and Implementation of Kyoto Machiya Consultants (PDF)
Kyomachiya Inheritance Network
The Kyoto Machiya Inheritance Network offers consultations to owners of Kyoto townhouses, addressing concerns and worries related to renovation, inheritance, and utilization of vacant Kyoto townhouses. Experts such as real estate agents, carpenters, architects, judicial scriveners, and financial institutions provide support.
> Kyoto Machiya Preservation Network (This link will take you to an external website)
Contact Information
Kyoto Machiya Preservation Network (Secretariat: Kyoto City Landscape and Urban Development Center)
TEL: 075-354-8701
FAX: 075-354-8704
Email:[email protected]
I want to reuse fixtures and furniture.
The fixtures used in Kyoto townhouses are standardized, making them easy to reuse or replace. Furthermore, fixtures and furniture handcrafted by artisans of the past are made from high-quality materials and showcase advanced techniques. Incorporating antique fixtures into newly built homes is environmentally friendly and allows you to enjoy the contrast between old and new, as well as traditional Japanese design.
The following organizations sell and take back fixtures and furniture. If you are looking to use old fixtures or furniture for a renovation, or if you are looking for someone to take your old fixtures or furniture, please contact these organizations.
1 Notes
(1) If you wish to purchase or have doors and windows picked up, please contact "2. Organization" directly.
(2) Users shall make requests to the organization at their own risk, and Kyoto City shall not be liable for any troubles or damages that may arise between the user and the organization.
2 organizations
Name: Association for the Culture of Old Timber (a Specified Non-Profit Organization)
Address: 35 Nishinoyamashina-cho, Yamashina-ku, Kyoto City
email address:[email protected]
TEL: 075-632-9646
FAX: 075-632-9592
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