Sakura Yuyu no Sato is an elderly community welfare facility completed in 1988, located in Sakura City, Chiba Prefecture. Designed by Hideiichiro Miyake Design Planning Office and Design Office Genplan, this building represents an important example of institutional architecture from the late 1980s. The facility demonstrates thoughtful consideration for its residents through spatial planning and architectural approach. As a purpose-built senior care community, it showcases design principles that balance functionality with livability, making it a notable case study for architects interested in welfare facility design and the evolution of residential care architecture in Japan.