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"We Finally Have a Home to Return to," Say Disaster Victims, Smiles on Their Faces. Temporary Shelters on Their Property Nearing Completion Due to Numerous Installation Requirements Requiring Time. <2026 Kumamoto Earthquake>

"We finally have a home to return to. We can finally relax a little." A couple in their 50s from Hikawa Town, whose home was completely destroyed in the 2026 Kumamoto earthquake, smiled in front of the wooden temporary housing set up on their property by Kumamoto Prefecture. They run a dairy farm and have a cowshed on their property. They live with their son in his 20s, who lives elsewhere.
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Happiness, joy is what overflows those who once again have a home of their own. This Friday is the 100th day of that fateful June 24th, when the lives of thousands of people changed forever. The entry Faces That Speak! Victims of the earthquake that received homes focus on rebirth and hope was first published in DiarioVea.

A press preview was held on the 1st for the first prefabricated temporary housing unit in Kumamoto Prefecture, located in Hikawa Town, ahead of its completion. Kumamoto Prefecture is developing these temporary housing units on the properties of disaster victims who cannot leave their homes due to work in agriculture, livestock farming, and other fields. This first temporary housing unit in the prefecture, located in Hikawa Town, is a single-stor…

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"We finally have a home to return to. We can finally relax a little." A couple in their 50s from Hikawa Town, whose home was completely destroyed in the 2026 Kumamoto earthquake, smiled in front of the wooden temporary housing set up on their property by Kumamoto Prefecture. They run a dairy farm and have a cowshed on their property. They live with their son in his 20s, who lives elsewhere.

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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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