The Kamaishi Tenjin Reconstruction Housing is a residential complex completed in 2016 in Kamaishi, Iwate Prefecture. Designed by Chiba Manabu Architects and Daiwa House Industry, this project represents an important post-disaster reconstruction effort following the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami. The housing development demonstrates contemporary approaches to community-based residential design, combining functional living spaces with considerations for social recovery and urban revitalization. The complex reflects thoughtful integration of modern architectural principles with the practical needs of residents rebuilding their lives, making it a significant example of resilient architecture in Japan's recovery landscape.