Honkomagome Residence 1983 stands as a significant example of residential architecture from the early 1980s, completed in 1984 in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward. Designed by Masaru Tominaga and Form System Design Laboratory, this private dwelling represents a thoughtful exploration of spatial design and residential living during a pivotal period in Japanese architecture. The residence demonstrates the architects' sophisticated approach to integrating modern design principles with practical domestic needs. Located in the established Honkomagome neighborhood, this project reflects the contemporary architectural discourse of its era and offers valuable insights into residential design philosophy and execution during the mid-1980s Japanese building boom.