Entrance Court House stands as a notable example of residential architecture completed in 1979 in Suginami Ward, Tokyo. Designed by Takeshin Watanabe's design studio, this residence demonstrates thoughtful spatial planning centered around an entrance courtyard concept. The building exemplifies late 1970s Japanese residential design philosophy, emphasizing the relationship between interior and exterior spaces. The entrance court serves as a transitional zone that defines the home's character while providing natural light and ventilation throughout the living areas. This approach reflects the era's architectural interest in creating intimate domestic environments within urban settings.