The Eifukuji Project represents a contemporary approach to sacred Buddhist architecture completed in 2011. Located in Imabari, Ehime Prefecture, this complex comprises the Enbutsu-do hall and the Nokyo-to sutra repository building. Designed by Shirakawa Zaiken Architectural Design Office, the project thoughtfully integrates residential and religious functions while respecting traditional temple aesthetics. The architectural design demonstrates a refined balance between modern construction techniques and the spiritual requirements of Buddhist practice, making it a noteworthy example of 21st-century religious architecture in Japan.