Gemines is a notable residential dormitory completed in 1980, located in the Edo-bori district of Nishi Ward, Osaka. Designed by the architectural firm Endo Takao Architectural Design Office, this building exemplifies the modernist approach to institutional housing prevalent during Japan's high-growth period. With its functional design and efficient spatial organization, Gemines represents an important chapter in post-war Japanese residential architecture. The structure's thoughtful integration of communal and private spaces demonstrates the era's commitment to creating sustainable living environments for students and residents. This work remains significant for those studying twentieth-century Japanese architectural practice and dormitory design principles.