The Nusakanoma is a distinctive museum and memorial hall located in Kussharo Kotan, Teshikaga, Hokkaido. Completed in 1982, this architectural work was designed by the renowned Kei Motsuna Architects Office. The building serves as a cultural repository dedicated to preserving and presenting local heritage and history. Its striking architectural design reflects the modernist sensibilities of the early 1980s while harmonizing with the natural landscape of eastern Hokkaido. The structure exemplifies thoughtful integration of contemporary design principles with regional context, making it a significant landmark for architecture enthusiasts interested in Japanese museum design and cultural preservation facilities of this era.