The Yokohama City Totsuka Funeral Hall, completed in 1980, represents a significant example of late modernist institutional architecture in Japan. Designed by architect Yoichi Matsumoto, this ceremonial facility demonstrates thoughtful spatial planning appropriate to its solemn function. Located in the Totsuka ward of Yokohama, the building exemplifies how public crematorium facilities were approached during this period of Japan's rapid urban development. The architectural design balances practical ceremonial requirements with dignified aesthetics, reflecting contemporary attitudes toward memorial spaces and their role within urban communities.