Egami Otolaryngology Clinic, completed in 1982, stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century medical architecture in Nagasaki. Designed by Yo Design Office, this clinic represents a thoughtful approach to healthcare facility design during an era of modernization in Japan. Located in Nakazono-cho, the building exemplifies the integration of functional medical spaces with contemporary architectural principles. The clinic's design reflects the professional standards and aesthetic sensibilities of early 1980s Japanese architecture, demonstrating how specialized medical facilities balanced practical requirements with architectural innovation. This structure provides valuable insights into the evolution of clinical design and the regional architectural practices of Nagasaki during this period.