Kaze no Wa is a residential complex completed in 2003 in Tokoro, Hokkaido, designed by architect Atsushi Igarashi. This distinctive collective housing project exemplifies contemporary Japanese residential architecture through its thoughtful integration with the natural landscape. The building's name, meaning "Circle of Wind," reflects its design philosophy that emphasizes harmony with environmental forces and local conditions. Igarashi's approach demonstrates a refined aesthetic sensibility combined with practical functionality, making it a noteworthy example of early 2000s Japanese residential design for architecture enthusiasts interested in innovative housing solutions and regional architectural responses.