Completed in 1996, this elderly care facility in Suginami Ward, Tokyo, showcases contemporary Japanese welfare architecture. Designed by architect Cho Tadanobu and his firm, the complex comprises a nursing home and affordable housing for seniors. The project demonstrates thoughtful integration of residential spaces with comprehensive care services, reflecting the evolving needs of Japan's aging society. The design balances functional efficiency with consideration for residents' dignity and quality of life, representing an important example of humanistic approach to institutional architecture during the 1990s.