Following the Great East Japan Earthquake, a large amount of the government-leased private rental interim housing was supplied in the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake. In order to clarify characteristics and challenges of housing recovery process after residence in it, we conducted a questionnaire survey of households who moved into it after being damaged by the disaster in Mashiki Town and analysis of residential relocation and household attribution. As a result, it found out that single elderly and young households have moved out of their original place of residence. In particular, single elderly households are isolated by moving to it, and as a result, tended to rebuild their homes far from their original place of residence reluctantly.