The Nomura Residence, located in Nakano, Tokyo, stands as a notable example of residential architecture completed in 1975. Designed by Mouri Architectural Design Office, this private dwelling reflects the design sensibilities of mid-1970s Japanese domestic architecture. The residence demonstrates thoughtful spatial planning and design principles characteristic of the period. Built during an era of significant architectural exploration in Japan, the Nomura Residence contributes to the architectural landscape of Tokyo's residential neighborhoods. It remains an interesting case study for those interested in Japanese residential design and the evolution of private homes during the post-war modernist period.