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Kurashiki

33202 · Okayama · Core City

Kurashiki in Okayama is covered within MaxPaku's nationwide dataset of 1,794 municipalities, combining vacation rental (minpaku) regulations and bimonthly Japan Tourism Agency statistics.

Regulation Details

Minpaku New Law

Kurashiki: Residential Lodging Business Act framework (law system: minpaku_newlaw). legal status: prohibited; ordinance status: local ordinance identified. Key factual tokens: 21.

Kurashiki City Private Lodging Business Act Enforcement Ordinance. Prohibited in Type-1 scenic district (15 ha) + Type-2 scenic district (6 ha) = 21 ha.

Moderate

Strictness Score

2

Statutory Day Limit

180days

Effective Operating Days

180days

Effective Date

2018-06-15

Last Verified

2026-03-22

Score Breakdown

  • method=v2.0-investor
  • day_risk: worst=180/180 (1.00) → 0.0/6.0
  • micro_risk: special prohibited=1 (+0.3)
  • ops_risk: notification_required (+0.2)
  • ops_risk: signage_required (+0.2)
  • components: raw=1.70 (day=0.00, zone=0.00, micro=0.30, ops=0.40) -> score=2

Day Analysis

Day Estimate Basis

Outside aesthetic district: 180 days. Within aesthetic district: prohibited (0 days).

Zone Restrictions

Unrestrictedその他の用途地域
Absent: 180daysResident: 180days

180 days per national law outside restricted areas

Special Area Restrictions

美観地区（第一種美観地区＋第二種美観地区） (美観地区)

Prohibited year-round.

Operating Requirements

Manager Requirement

Absent-host must delegate to management operator (per national law).

Neighbor Notification: RequiredSignage Requirement: RequiredMin Floor Area / Guest: 3.3m²

Compliance

Fire Safety

Fire code compliance certificate required.

Investor Notes

Aesthetic district (21 ha south of Kurashiki Station, tourism core) prohibits minpaku. Others: 180 days per national law. Lodging in aesthetic district requires Hotel Business Act permit.

Legal Basis

  • 倉敷市住宅宿泊事業法施行条例

Sources

Data Confidence: 4/5VerifiedLast Verified: 2026-03-22美観地区禁止は「当分の間」であり将来解除の可能性あり

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Data source: Municipal ordinances and government guidelines · Updated: 2026-03-24