The Midori-dan House, completed in 1974 in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, represents a significant residential design from the Showa period. Designed by Takenaka Komuten, a leading Japanese construction firm renowned for architectural innovation, this residence exemplifies the modern residential approach of its era. The house features distinctive stepped or terraced design elements that characterize its name, creating dynamic spatial relationships throughout the structure. The design showcases careful consideration of residential living while incorporating contemporary architectural principles. This residence remains an important example of 1970s Japanese domestic architecture for those studying the evolution of modern home design in Japan.