We have uploaded photos of a luxury home that is the first of its kind in Japan.

We have uploaded photos of a luxury home that is the first of its kind in Japan.
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I've introduced the text of this before, but now that the photos are finished I've uploaded them.
Usually, in a house that is called a "mansion," the owner must endure extreme heat or cold.
Are you spending over 10 million yen on heating and cooling equipment and over 100,000 yen on utilities to make your home comfortable?
Mostly it's one or the other.
The former is more prevalent, so those who live in condominiums are much more likely to be in a difficult position.
In most cases, people live comfortably. However, this house is highly insulated and airtight.
By making full use of a design that is friendly to the sun and by combining it with 10kW solar power generation,
The whole house is comfortable and has enough room for change.
I think this is the first time in Japan. In fact, this solar power generation only cost a little over 300 million yen.
Although it is not yet known, it is estimated that it will generate a profit of around 6 million yen over 20 years.
Until now, I used to think, "If I have money to spare, I can use as much energy as I want!"
That was the era. But that is no longer the case.
It depends on the industry, but in high-end residential areas, you can see houses built in the good old days.
We also see many cases of people being forced to give up their homes because they can no longer maintain them.
If you build a luxury home in a rush, you could end up paying more than 100,000 yen a month in utility bills.
We don't know if we can continue to maintain it in the future.
Even if you don't have lofty ideas like that, you can think about your family's future.
It would make more sense to build a house like this.
If we were to design a house that is highly insulated and airtight, and that is friendly to the sun, people would say, "It has good performance, but the design is not good."
Some people may be inclined to give up and think, "It's not good enough..."
It is possible to achieve both to some extent. I felt that way about this house.
I would appreciate it.