The Takeda Junior and Senior High School Annex, designed by Iwamoto Shuzo Architects and completed in 1995, stands as a notable educational facility in Kurose, Kamo District, Hiroshima Prefecture. This comprehensive school complex serves elementary, junior, and senior high school students, showcasing thoughtful architectural planning suited to multi-grade educational environments. The 1995 completion reflects the design sensibilities of the mid-1990s Japanese educational architecture movement. The annex building demonstrates functional design principles tailored to accommodate diverse age groups and their varying educational needs within a unified campus setting, making it a significant example of institutional architecture from this period.