This design competition entry represents a collaborative vision from an internationally renowned team of architects including Peter Eisenman alongside distinguished Japanese practitioners. The project emerged from the competition for the Second National Theatre, showcasing innovative architectural thinking that bridges Western and Japanese design philosophies. While specific completion details remain undocumented, this work exemplifies the experimental approaches characteristic of major institutional theatre design during its era. The diverse expertise of its seven architects demonstrates the significance of the project, combining Eisenman's deconstructivist principles with the sensibilities of his Japanese colleagues to create a proposal that challenged conventional theatre architecture standards.