「個別指定京町家所有者　意向調査」回答フォーム【１軒目用】

Survey of Intentions from Owners of Individually Designated Kyoto Townhouses

For the first house

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1. Please tell me the location of the Kyoto townhouse.

If you wish to respond anonymously, you do not need to enter any information.

2. Please tell us who the current users and uses of the Kyoto townhouses are.

(1)User

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ownernon-owner

(2)Applications

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ResidencestoreShop and residenceofficeVacant houseothers

Please select the number of years the property has been vacant.

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Less than 1 year1-5 years6-10 years11-15 years16-20 yearsover 21 years

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3. Please tell us about the period you have owned the Kyoto townhouse and how you came to own it.

(1) Period of ownership

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Less than 1 year1-5 years6-10 years11-15 years16-20 yearsover 21 years

(2) How I became the owner

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inheritanceBuy and SellGiftothers

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4. What do you find appealing about living in (or using) a traditional Kyoto townhouse?

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You can feel the tradition and historyYou can feel the changing seasons and nature.There is the joy of changing the look and decor of the interior.Well-ventilated, coolIt has a calm atmosphere.Suitable for creative activities and work.Nothing in particular.others

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5. Please tell us about the difficulties you have actually faced (or are currently facing) in maintaining a traditional Kyoto townhouse.

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Securing funds for renovationsSecuring funds for repairsProperty tax burdenInheritance tax burdenNo successorI don't know who to contact for advice on how to use it.I'm worried about lending it to someone.I don't know who to consult about renovations.There are challenges in living with (using) it.Nothing in particular.others

Please select the challenges you face in living (using) the service.

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Summer heatWinter coldChanges in the surrounding environment (e.g., the neighborhood becoming less livable due to the construction of buildings and apartments)Barrier-free challenges (many steps, steep stairs, etc.)others

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Please tell me the specifics.

6. What are your thoughts on the future of your Kyoto townhouse?

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I want to pass it down through generations and preserve it.I want to maintain it during my generation.I want to lend itI want to renovate it.I want to sell it.We want to demolish it and make use of the land.Not decidedothers

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Please let me know if you have anything you'd like to discuss with Kyoto City.

7. In Kyoto City, to ensure that traditional Kyoto townhouses (Kyomachiya) are preserved, there is a notification system that requires notification up to one year before demolition begins, as well as the following support systems to assist in their preservation and inheritance. Were you aware of the notification system and support systems?

(1) Notification system

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I knewI didn't know

(2) Support system

System name	cognition Required	I want to use it (Preferred time of use)	I have used it
A. Subsidy for the renovation of designated Kyoto townhouses	I knewI didn't know	I want to use it	I have used it
I. Subsidies for the maintenance and repair of individually designated Kyoto townhouses	I knewI didn't know	I want to use it	I have used it
U. Kyoto Machiya Matching System	I knewI didn't know	I want to use it	I have used it
E. Kyoto Machiya Rental Model Project	I knewI didn't know	I want to use it	I have used it
Kyoto townhouse consultations	I knewI didn't know	I want to use it	I have used it
Kyoto Machiya Town Development Fund	I knewI didn't know	I want to use it	I have used it
Ki Kyoto Machiya Medical Record/Profile	I knewI didn't know	I want to use it	I have used it
Individually Designated Kyoto Machiya Report	I knewI didn't know	I want to use it	I have used it
K. Dispatch of seismic diagnosis specialists	I knewI didn't know	I want to use it	I have used it

Display the explanation of the system.

A. Subsidies for a portion of the costs required for large-scale renovations of Kyoto townhouses in designated areas and individually designated areas.
(Subsidy rate 1/2, maximum amount: 2.5 million yen for individual projects (600,000 yen each for equipment and interiors), 1 million yen for districts)

(i) Subsidies for a portion of the costs required for the maintenance and repair of individually designated Kyoto townhouses (Applications for this year have closed)
(Subsidy rate: 1/2, maximum amount: 200,000 yen)

(c) A system that proposes methods for renovating and utilizing Kyoto townhouses, and matches them with people who want to utilize or pass them on.

E. A model project in which Kyoto City leases traditional Kyoto townhouses that cannot find owners for an amount equivalent to the property tax and urban planning tax, and then subleases them to businesses selected through a public bidding process for the same amount, thereby utilizing them for their purposes.

The Kyoto City Landscape and Urban Development Center offers a free consultation service on various aspects of preserving and passing on traditional Kyoto townhouses, including renovation, utilization, and inheritance. For more specialized matters, a Kyoto townhouse consultant (*) will handle your inquiry after your initial consultation at the center.
* Experts who have completed training in Kyoto City are registered as consultants.

The Kyoto City Landscape and Urban Development Center provides partial subsidies for construction costs related to the renovation of traditional Kyoto townhouses that serve as bases for urban development activities, and for the restoration of historical streetscapes.

To help you understand the value of your Kyoto townhouse and to use that understanding to maintain, manage, and pass it on to future generations, we create a Kyoto townhouse record/profile (fee applies).

With the aim of helping owners re-evaluate the value of their individually designated Kyoto townhouses and ensure their proper inheritance by future generations, we will provide a report summarizing information about Kyoto townhouses to those who request it (free of charge).

This system involves Kyoto City dispatching registered seismic assessment specialists free of charge to conduct seismic assessments of traditional Kyoto townhouses.

8. Please share any other opinions you may have regarding the preservation and inheritance of Kyoto townhouses.

9. Please tell us about the owner.

If you wish to respond anonymously, you do not need to fill in items ① through ④.

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①Management number *The number printed on the envelope's address label. Leave it blank if you don't know it.
② Your name
③ Phone number
④ Email address
⑤ Age Required	Under 20 years old20s-30s40s-50s60s-70s80 years old and over
⑥Occupation Required	self-employedcompany employeecivil servantstudentPart-time/Temporary workRetirementUnemployedothers Please enter other information. Required
⑦ Composition of residents of Honkyo Machiya Required Multiple answers allowed	Living alonespousechildren親GrandparentsBrothers and sisters孫Other relativespartnerI don't live there.others Please enter other information. Required
⑧ Number of residents (including yourself) living in the traditional Kyoto townhouse Required	1 person2 people3 people4 people5 people or moreI don't live there.