Shibazono Elementary and Junior High School, completed in 2008 in Toyama, represents a notable example of contemporary Japanese educational architecture. Designed by the collaborative team of Coelacanth K&H, 345 Architectural Institute, and Shimizu Construction, this facility exemplifies thoughtful integration of modern design principles with functional requirements for dual-purpose school environments. The building's architecture reflects careful consideration of spatial efficiency and learning environments, making it a significant reference point for architects studying 21st-century educational institutional design in Japan.