Completed in 1982, the Kokuritsu Higashimachi House in Kokuritsu, Tokyo represents architect Nobuo Ishida's refined approach to residential design. This private residence exemplifies the thoughtful integration of spatial composition and material expression characteristic of 1980s Japanese modernism. Ishida's design demonstrates careful attention to the relationship between interior and exterior spaces, creating a dwelling that responds sensitively to its urban context. The house showcases the architect's commitment to creating functional yet poetic living environments through deliberate formal choices and spatial planning.