Subsidies

Akiya subsidies in Kimotsuki, Kagoshima

7 matched renovation and relocation programmes for empty homes in Kimotsuki, Kagoshima, with amounts and official source links. Always confirm current terms with the issuing body before you rely on them.

Subsidy programmes

How current is this. Subsidy information gathered May 2026. Programs and amounts change every fiscal year, so always confirm current terms with the issuing body before relying on them. Apply before work starts: most towns refuse retrospective claims.

Issued by Kimotsuki Town

New construction or pre-built home acquisition

Up to 200,000 yen

Eligibility

  • Seller is registered in the akiya bank
  • Applicant is relocating into the municipality
  • Household has children in high school or below
  • Newlyweds (within 3 years of marriage) with no children
  • Single-parent household
  • Construction contractor must be a local business
Official source for New construction or pre-built home acquisition (opens in a new tab)

Issued by Kimotsuki Town

Home renovation (including akiya)

Up to 150,000 yen

Eligibility

  • Individual homes, combined-use homes, and vacant homes (akiya)
  • For vacant homes (2+ years unoccupied), must be registered in akiya bank
  • Household with children in high school or below
  • Household includes person aged 65+ or holding disability/developmental support certification
  • Vacant homes (no occupancy for 2+ years) must be registered in akiya bank to receive the 200,000 yen bonus
Official source for Home renovation (including akiya) (opens in a new tab)

Issued by Kimotsuki Town

Used home acquisition

Up to 100,000 yen

Eligibility

  • Seller is registered in the akiya bank
  • Applicant is relocating into the municipality
  • Household has children in high school or below
  • Newlyweds (within 3 years of marriage) with no children
  • Single-parent household
Official source for Used home acquisition (opens in a new tab)
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Empty homes in Kimotsuki