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Taisei Jutaku — custom homes, renovation, and real estate in Sasebo and Saza, Nagasaki

Bright living room with natural light, a Taisei Jutaku custom home
Children walking in front of a Taisei Jutaku custom home
A mother holding her baby in front of a house exterior
A family relaxing in the living room of a Taisei Jutaku custom home
A baby playing on a solid-wood living room floor

Just right for you,
built with real skill.

34years in business500+homes built9 in 10staff hold a professional license

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Two ways to build new

We build two kinds of custom homes. Kizahashi is semi-custom — you choose from proven floor plans. Atsurae is full custom — an architect designs the house from a blank sheet. Beyond that, we also work directly with architects on more design-led projects.

Bright living room with wood flooring and white walls

Semi-Custom

Kizahashi

Choose what's right for you.

A semi-custom line built from five design directions and floor plans with a track record. Choosing from proven options means fewer surprises, and the total cost is clear from the first estimate.

A hip-roofed house with deep eaves and a wooden front door — an Atsurae full-custom home

Full Custom

Atsurae

Made just for you.

No preset plans. Our own architect meets you directly, listens to how your household lives, and draws the plan for that one house alone — from the shape of the roof down to the smallest built-in detail.

Other Methods

Imported and reinforced-concrete homes

Two more ways to build, when the structure itself is part of what you want

An imported home we built in Arita
An imported home we built in Emukae
An imported home we built in Hasami

We also build Canadian-style imported homes using platform-frame construction for high insulation and airtightness. Reinforced-concrete (RC) construction is available for households that want that structural style.

Renovation / Real Estate

Beyond new construction

We handle real estate (land, resale homes, and brokerage), renovation from a single room to a full renovation, and inspection or maintenance for homes we did not originally build.

A home renovated by Taisei Jutaku

Renovation

Renovation and demolition

From a kitchen or bathroom update to a full renovation — on homes we built and on homes we did not.

A reinforced-concrete apartment building we built

Real Estate

Real estate: buy, sell, inherit

A builder that also holds a real estate brokerage license. Land, resale homes, selling, and inherited property.

Voice

What clients say

Feedback from households who built with Taisei Jutaku

From the first meeting to the finished house, everything was handled carefully. Every small request was worked in, and the result was better than we expected. We're genuinely glad we chose Taisei Jutaku.

S., Saza Town

We chose them for the design at first sight. The insulation is strong, so the house stays warm all winter, and our utility bills dropped compared to our old apartment. Every request was worked through one by one, and the staff were kind throughout.

K., Sasebo City

As a local company, they helped from the land search onward. The after-service since move-in has been thorough, and we live here with real peace of mind. I'd recommend them to a friend without hesitation.

Y., Hasami Town

Message

How we work

Our approach is simple: the engineers deal with you directly.

It started with a client telling us that the clearest answers about a building site come from the people actually working on it. If that is true, then the engineer should be in the room from the start, and the money saved on a separate sales layer can go into the building instead.

We build fewer houses a year that way, but we can give each one real attention. We have been in Saza Town since April 1992, and the engineers here know this area's climate, soil, and land.

CEO

Hiroshi Matsumoto, President

Taisei Jutaku Co., Ltd.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Of course. Call us or use the contact form, and a licensed architect or site supervisor will answer you directly, so technical questions get answered on the spot rather than passed along.

A mortgage with zero down payment is possible. That said, the bigger your down payment, the smaller your loan and the easier your monthly payments. Plan on paying incidental costs, such as registration fees and fire insurance, in cash — typically five to eight percent of the purchase price. We build the financing plan around your actual savings, so start by telling us where you stand.

We carry statutory defect-liability insurance, which covers the structural frame and the parts that keep rainwater out for ten years after handover. If something goes wrong within that coverage, we respond quickly.

Yes, that's actually the common case. You'll need to be present, or arrange to be, when prospective buyers view the house, but we schedule those around you. If you're selling while still living there, keeping the plumbing areas clean and decluttering makes a real difference to how the house shows.

Contracts and the legally required disclosure statement are prepared in Japanese only.

Talk to us about your home

We can walk you through the process in plain language. Send us a message using the contact form.