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Building: Residence for low class samurai enrolled in one of the police forces (edo period)

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The Kona Residence, completed in 1976 in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, represents a significant example of residential architecture from Japan's high growth period. Designed and constructed by the renowned Takenaka Corporation, this private dwelling showcases the architectural sensibilities and construction techniques of the mid-1970s. The residence reflects the sophistication and craftsmanship that characterized Takenaka's residential projects during this era. With its thoughtful spatial planning and quality construction, the Kona Residence stands as an important case study for those interested in understanding Japanese residential design and the evolution of modern domestic architecture in post-war Japan.

The Kona Residence, completed in 1976 in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, represents a significant example of residential architecture from Japan's high growth period. Designed and constructed by the renowned Takenaka Corporation, this private dwelling showcases the architectural sensibilities and cons

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The Kona Residence, completed in 1976 in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, represents a significant example of residential architecture from Japan's high growth period. Designed and constructed by the renowned Takenaka Corporation, this private dwelling showcases the architectural sensibilities and construction techniques of the mid-1970s. The residence reflects the sophistication and craftsmanship that characterized Takenaka's residential projects during this era. With its thoughtful spatial planning and quality construction, the Kona Residence stands as an important case study for those interested in understanding Japanese residential design and the evolution of modern domestic architecture in post-war Japan.