The Chigasaki House, completed in 1975 in Kanagawa Prefecture, stands as a remarkable example of residential architecture from Japan's modern period. Designed by the Takemono Eiji Laboratory, this private residence showcases thoughtful spatial planning and innovative design principles characteristic of mid-1970s Japanese architecture. Located in the coastal city of Chigasaki, the house demonstrates how contemporary design principles were applied to residential living during this transformative era in Japanese architectural practice. The building remains significant for its contribution to domestic architecture and its influence on subsequent residential design approaches in the region.