ZuCity / ZuJapan

ZuCity (also listed as ZuJapan) is building a permanent village in rural Japan around restored akiya homes.

The project pairs housing reuse with community infrastructure, residencies, and events meant to revive local economies.

It partners closely with Akiya Collective while keeping its own Zuzalu-lineage brand and channels.

Build, farm, code, soak in the onsen, and meet the people who live here.

A day pass starts at $21 and covers the desks, the venue, breakfast, and the people for a full day.

Length-of-stay, group, and community discounts stack on top, and the checkout quotes the real price for your dates.

Pay by card (default) or save 20% with USDC on Ethereum.

Yes, and local neighbors are the heart of ZuCity — not an audience for it.

Come by for a day of coworking, a shared dinner, or an event on a $21 day pass, and belong here without leaving home.

ZuCity / ZuJapan are next to central Komoro along the historic Hokkoku Kaido street.

Each ZuCity space has its own personality: the music lounge, the kitchen with homemade miso, the always expanding library, the rooms ZuCity / ZuJapan rebuilt ourselves.

ZuCity / ZuJapan write the calendar, so the rhythm fits the people in it.

Coliving is slow, deep, reality-bending progress on yourself, your life, and your projects.

A lasting Zuzalu-inspired village restoring vacant Japanese homes into builder and culture hubs.

ZuCity Japan is a co-living community that buys and restores abandoned homes in rural Japan, building a vertically integrated neighborhood to attract entrepreneurs, scientists, and artists.