The article discusses a successful renovation of a vacant 1960s wooden house in Kimitsu, Chiba, which was transformed using Roovice's Kariage initiative. The initiative focuses on breathing new life into abandoned properties while respecting their historical significance. The renovation preserved original features like the kura, a traditional storage area, while making it more adaptable for modern use. Notable changes included enhancing natural light with new windows and adapting the interior with contemporary flooring while maintaining traditional aesthetics.
The renovation aims to respect the original craftsmanship of the 1960s wooden house in Kimitsu while adapting it for contemporary living through thoughtful updates.
Kariage’s initiative revitalizes vacant properties in Japan, providing a no-cost solution for owners while emphasizing the importance of preserving historical architecture.
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