CARA-YA

It is an old folk house-style building within walking distance to the city. Convenience stores and local supermarkets are within 5 to 7 minutes, making it a convenient place to live. While reproducing the Okinawan building with red tile roofs and ceilings so as not to spoil the old-fashioned streets of Ishigaki City, the latest equipment for sound insulation, heat insulation, ventilation, and air conditioning is included. You can spend your time with peace of mind without having to interact with others. In Ishigaki, a house with a red tile roof is called "Karaya". It is the origin of the name CARA-YA. Spanish and Portuguese CARA is also used to mean "expensive" and "dear". We named it CARA-YA with the same feelings for our customers.