JPhome is dedicated to carrying on the tradition of authentic Japanese architecture and construction.
In addition to repairing and renovating Japanese homes, we have constructed imported American homes in Japan through a joint agreement with a major supplier of American homes.
This has given us an understanding and appreciation of the fine construction and excellent design of American homes.
We realized anew that every country has its own excellent 'housing culture.'
We feel it is our duty to introduce Japanese housing construction and design to the rest of the world. To this end, we have assembled top-class Japanese 'toryo' (head carpenters) and artisans.
We are not a large company, but we have the skills that are the heart and soul of Japanese architecture. We invite you to experience the traditions and culture of Japan through our services.

We are currently seeking local American partners for our project to bring authentic Japanese architecture to the United States. If you are an American company with an interest in Japanese architecture, please contact Mr. Hayakumo directly at info@jphome.net.

President/Kazuo Hayakumo

Company name : Kansai Construction Association Limited
Address : 6-7-14 Toneyama, Toyonaka, Osaka, Japan 560-0045
Telephone : (+81) 6-6841-8431
Fax : (+81) 6-6841-8419
Licenses : General class 12 License to practice construction work granted by Osaka Prefectural Governor (No. Osaka-116090)
Memberships : Universis (organization of imported housing construction companies), North Osaka area office

President: Kazuo Hayakumo
Born in Osaka in 1964
Entered the construction industry 13 years ago as a supervisor in charge of renovation work. Experienced in all areas of the construction process, including parts and supplies management, hiring, site management, client negotiations, accounting and design supervision. In charge of Japanese construction exports since 2001 as president of JPhome.


Staff/Fumie Kuratani
Name:Fumie Kuratani
Born:1967 Japan

Began to work in the Japanese construction company from 1991, and came to the United States in 2002.
She worked as an interior designer in the design company in Los Angeles for two years.
She helped when KANSAI Construction Association Inc. invested in October, 2002 and an AZ Associates Inc. was established.
AZ Associates Inc. makes a partnership with the AIHAMA construction Inc.

This is almost exactly the same system that is used within Japan. Ordering under this system involves minimal risk to you, the client.

1. Jphome receives an inquiry by e-mail.
2. Brochures are sent to you.
3. Total budget estimate is prepared
4. Schematic designs and cost estimations are prepared.
5. Construction schedule is prepared.
6. On site investigation. (The client pays travel expenses for our staff). If a detailed plan of the existing space and building is available, this phase can be skipped.)
7. Client and Jphome agree on the plans.
8. Final renovation cost estimate is prepared.
9. Design contract is prepared and signed.
10. Design is developed and approved.
11. Construction contract is signed. (30% of the total renovation cost is to be paid in cash at this stage.)
12. Materials are prepared and shipped.
13. Jphome's staff and craftsmen fly to the site and begin construction work. (Another 30% of the total renovation cost is to be paid in cash at this stage.)
14. Project is completed. (Balance of 40% is due.)


A final word...
Japanese architecture takes many forms depending on size, layout, and other factors. If you have any questions regarding any aspect of Japanese architecture and construction, please do not hesitate to contact us by email. Our experienced staff can create a design based on your ideas and needs. The craftsmen on our staff are skilled and experienced, and ready to serve you. We are certain that you will be satisfied with their work.

Kazuo Hayakumo
President, Kansai Construction Association Limited---

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