The Toki Residence, completed in 1978 in Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, stands as a notable example of residential architecture from Japan's high-growth period. Designed by Toki Shin Kenchiku Sogo Keikaku Jimusho, the residence exemplifies the architectural philosophy and design sensibilities of its era. Located in the Higashimachi district, this private dwelling represents an important work within the architect's body of residential designs. The building demonstrates thoughtful spatial planning and contemporary design principles that were influential during the late 1970s, making it of significant interest to those studying Japanese residential architecture and the evolution of domestic design during this transformative period.