The Matsukaze-en, a low-cost elderly care facility located in Suginami Ward, Tokyo, was completed in 1984 under the design of architect Chou Chung-hsin. This welfare institution exemplifies thoughtful residential architecture tailored to the needs of senior citizens. The building demonstrates careful consideration of accessibility, comfort, and community integration within an urban residential context. Chou's design reflects 1980s approaches to institutional care, balancing functional requirements with humanistic design principles. The facility represents an important case study in Japanese welfare architecture, showcasing how specialized residential buildings can be integrated into neighborhood environments while meeting the specific demands of elderly residents.