The Kyokutoh Development Kogyo Yokohama Factory Administration Building, completed in 1995, stands as a notable example of contemporary Japanese industrial architecture. Designed by architect Akira Yoneda of Architekton, this administrative office facility in Yamato, Kanagawa Prefecture represents the practical yet thoughtful design approach characteristic of 1990s Japanese corporate buildings. The structure demonstrates how functional workspace design can balance efficiency with architectural merit. Its completion during Japan's economic transition period reflects the era's commitment to quality industrial facility design. The building exemplifies Yoneda's design philosophy in creating modern, purpose-driven administrative spaces that serve their corporate users while maintaining architectural integrity.