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Osaki, a "Recycling Town," Demonstrates Resource Recycling Through Home Renovation—a Post Office over 60 Years Old Undergoes a Major Transformation Using Old and Discarded Materials and Traditional Construction Methods… Kagoshima University and LIXIL Collaborate to Reduce the Environmental Impact of Vacant Houses.
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A resource-recycling model house called "TSUDOI" has been completed in Kariyado, Osaki Town, Kagoshima Prefecture. It has been renovated using the latest insulation technology and reclaimed materials sourced from the local area. Aiming to solve both the vacant house problem and environmental issues, the house was developed by Osaki Town, the Town SDGs Promotion Council, Kagoshima University Graduate School (Kagoshima City), and LIXIL (Tokyo), al…
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