Alpina Resort Tomamu Golf Start House stands as a distinctive architectural landmark in Yotsutomam, Hokkaido, completed in 1983. Designed by DCB architects, this multifunctional facility seamlessly integrates accommodation, transportation, and commercial spaces within a unified structure. Built during Japan's economic expansion, the building exemplifies thoughtful resort architecture that prioritizes both functionality and guest experience. Its design reflects the era's commitment to creating comprehensive recreational destinations, serving as both a practical hub for golfers and tourists while maintaining architectural integrity. The facility remains an important example of 1980s Japanese resort development.