Designed by Minoru Tominaga and Form System Design Laboratory, this 1983 residential project in Susono, Shizuoka represents an intriguing exploration of modern domestic architecture. The house showcases the collaborative approach of the early 1980s, blending systematic design principles with spatial innovation. Located in the foothills of central Japan, this private residence exemplifies the period's architectural experimentation with form and function. The design demonstrates the architects' commitment to creating thoughtful living spaces that respond to both site conditions and contemporary design philosophy, making it a notable example of residential architecture from the Showa era.