Celebrities die in winter

"Celebrities die in winter" is a quote from Masako Momiyama of the Meteorological Research Institute of the Japan Meteorological Agency, who created the Seasonal Disease Calendar.
I guess this quote comes from the fact that most celebrities live in mansions designed by architects.
I believe that living in a poorly insulated, extremely airtight house increases the chances of dying in the winter.
The average person may think, "That's ridiculous..." but this luxury home is over 200m2 in size.
I have never met an architect who places such importance on insulation when designing a house.
On the contrary, it is a world filled with people who are almost completely uninsulated.
To solve this problem, underfloor heating or central heating alone would cost at least 5 million yen.
If you're not careful, you could end up spending close to 20 million yen on a house. Plus, monthly heating costs could be as much as 150,000 yen.
It exceeds.... In exchange for appearances, health and money are given away.
That was the current situation.
Generally speaking, this is what a mansion looks like, but the M residence we delivered today is not like that old-fashioned mansion.
It's completely different.

Recently, whenever a property becomes available, our young staff members accompany the new owner to see it at some stage before the property is handed over.
This is a photo of that time. I think it's easier to understand the size of the space because there are people there, but
It is a spacious living room. Even if you use heating and cooling for the whole house without solar power generation, it will cost about the same as a normal house.
It is cheaper than the utility bills for an average family living an average life in an average house (approximately 132m²) built by a construction company.
This is the calculation.
Furthermore, at the request of the client, 10k solar power generation equipment has been installed, so the income and expenditure over 20 years is expected to exceed 5 million yen.
This is the first time for our company to install a whole-building air conditioning system called the Mahat system, which allows air conditioning in each room, including the hallways.
It is designed so that there is almost no temperature difference, and humidity control is also implemented throughout the building.
This home may be what the world would call a mansion, but it contributes to your health and generates wealth far more than an average home.
In that sense, we are proud to say that this is the first of its kind in Japan.
Even if there is a budget, providing a house that continues to be "spending money" after construction is also from the viewpoint of energy conservation.
This is not something you should do in terms of financial planning either.
This house will be delivered in a few months, but "because of the size of the house, the energy-saving performance is excellent.
The main point is that it is necessary to raise the standard of living in comparison with ordinary homes.
I think the amount of CO2 emissions we can tolerate should be calculated per person, not per yearly income...