The Seidai Hospital Occupational Therapy Building, completed in 1996 in Higashikagura, Kamikawa District, Hokkaido, represents a notable work by renowned architect Sho Fujimoto. This medical facility showcases Fujimoto's distinctive approach to spatial design and structural innovation during his early career phase. The building demonstrates his characteristic minimalist aesthetic while maintaining functional efficiency for therapeutic purposes. Located in rural Hokkaido, this structure reflects Fujimoto's interest in contextual architecture and his ability to integrate modern design principles with practical healthcare requirements. The building remains an important example of contemporary Japanese medical architecture from the 1990s.