Edo-Period Heritage Temple – Turnkey Relocation & Restoration

A truly extraordinary opportunity to own a historic Edo-period temple, originally built in 1652, the first year of the Edo Period. Located in Mihama-cho on the Chita Peninsula, Aichi Prefecture, this exceptional 372-year-old structure remains remarkably preserved, showcasing the master craftsmanship of its era.

Heritage Homes proudly presents this one-of-a-kind cultural landmark as a fully managed, turnkey project. This exclusive offering includes:
✅ Dismantling by expert heritage craftsmen
✅ Relocation to your chosen site anywhere in Japan
✅ Full restoration and renovation using traditional techniques
✅ Custom reconfiguration into a luxury residence
✅ Complete project management from start to finish

A Vision for Transformation

The temple and its adjoining Abbot’s residence total approximately 350 sqm and have been deconsecrated, making them ready for relocation. The proposed conversion envisions a stunning 2- or 3-bedroom home, with the main temple hall reimagined as a vast, open living and dining space—an unparalleled blend of historic grandeur and contemporary comfort.

This is not just a property—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own and preserve a true piece of Japan’s cultural history. Given its heritage significance, the temple is only available as a complete turnkey project, ensuring the highest standards of restoration and craftsmanship. Our master temple carvers will oversee every detail, guaranteeing a world-class rebuild that honors its origins.

Key Details:

• Total Building Size: Approx. 350 sqm
  • Main Temple Hall: Approx. 200 sqm (15.77m x 13.65m)
  • Abbot’s Residence & Tea Room: Approx. 150 sqm
• Current Location: Aichi Prefecture
• Year Built: 1652
• Structure: Single-storey, traditional wooden construction

This fully managed heritage restoration is an unparalleled opportunity for those seeking a historically significant, bespoke home. 

Contact the Heritage Homes team today for more details on bringing this iconic piece of Japan’s past into your future.