Kyosei Residential is a notable residential project completed in 1984, located in Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture. Designed by architect Naito Hiroshi and his design office, this dwelling exemplifies thoughtful residential design from the 1980s. The building's name, meaning "coexistence residence," reflects its philosophy of harmonious living spaces. Situated in the historic coastal town of Kamakura, the project demonstrates the architect's commitment to creating functional yet thoughtful domestic environments. The structure represents an important example of contemporary Japanese residential architecture from this period, showcasing design principles that balance practicality with aesthetic consideration.