Entuji is a contemporary religious and residential structure completed in 1990, designed by Harao Shoji Architects. Located in Mukojima, Sumida Ward, Tokyo, this building represents a thoughtful integration of sacred and domestic spaces. The architect's approach demonstrates a nuanced understanding of how spiritual sanctuaries can coexist harmoniously with living quarters. The design showcases the sophisticated sensibilities of late twentieth-century Japanese architecture, where functional requirements and aesthetic considerations are carefully balanced. The building's presence in the urban Tokyo landscape reflects both traditional temple architecture principles and modern design innovations, making it a noteworthy example for those studying contemporary Japanese religious architecture.