Kagurazaka Tachibana is a distinctive residential building completed in 1982, located in the historic Kagurazaka district of Shinjuku, Tokyo. Designed by architect Yasuharu Sato and Crayon and Associates, this accommodation facility exemplifies the architectural sensibilities of early 1980s Japan. The building's design reflects a thoughtful integration of modern residential concepts within Kagurazaka's traditional urban fabric. As a hospitality structure, Kagurazaka Tachibana serves contemporary visitors while maintaining architectural coherence with its surrounding neighborhood. The project represents an important example of how thoughtful architectural design can balance functional accommodation needs with contextual sensitivity to established urban environments.