Sakura-shincho Collective Housing is a residential complex completed in 2002 in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architect Kensho Okada and his Okada Kensho Architecture Network, this project exemplifies contemporary Japanese residential design principles. The building demonstrates thoughtful integration of modern living spaces within an urban residential neighborhood. The architecture reflects careful consideration of spatial efficiency and community living while maintaining aesthetic coherence with the surrounding environment. This work represents an important example of early 2000s Japanese residential architecture, showcasing innovative approaches to collective housing design during a period of significant urban development in Tokyo.