CO·MO·RE YOTSUYA
A large-scale mixed-use redevelopment completed in January 2020 in front of Yotsuya Station. The YOTSUYA TOWER office component rises 31 floors to approximately 145 m.
A large-scale mixed-use redevelopment completed in January 2020 in front of Yotsuya Station. The YOTSUYA TOWER office component rises 31 floors to approximately 145 m.
A 21-floor Grade-A office building completed in 2017 in Uchisaiwaicho, Chiyoda City, facing Hibiya Park and the outer gardens of the Imperial Palace.

A twin-tower Grade-A office complex completed in 2007 in Tokyo's central government district. The West Tower rises 38 floors to 176 m and connects directly to Kasumigaseki Station.
The 1997-completed station complex designed by Hiroshi Hara. Sixteen floors, 60 m tall, 235,942 m² of floor space — and a 470-metre facade that redefines what a railway station can be.
A large-scale mixed-use complex completed in October 2001 in Harumi, Chuo City. Its four office towers, anchored by the 45-storey, 194.9-metre Tower X, employ a world-first seismic-control structure that links the three main towers with viscous dampers — an innovation that earned the 43rd BCS Award.
A 46-storey, approximately 211-metre mixed-use tower completed in 2017 at the Sakura-dori exit of Nagoya Station. Developed by Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central), it stacks commercial floors, a hotel, and offices above the station concourse, adding a second skyline marker to a station already defined by the twin JR Central Towers completed in 1999.
A 20-storey, 92.6-metre office tower completed in April 2015 as part of the Kita-Shinagawa 5-chome No. 1 district urban redevelopment project in Osaki, Shinagawa City. Designed by Nihon Sekkei and built by Taisei Corporation, it houses the Shinagawa Industry Support Exchange Facility (SHIP) alongside private office floors.
A mixed-use tower completed in 2016 on the site of the former Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka in Kioi-cho, Chiyoda City. The 36-storey, 180-metre Kioi Tower, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates with Nikken Sekkei as executive architect, houses The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho hotel in its upper floors.
Opened in April 2012 at the intersection of Omotesando and Meiji-dori, this seven-storey commercial complex by architect Hiroshi Nakamura (NAP Architects) is defined by its faceted mirror-glass entrance and the rooftop woodland terrace named Omohara no Mori.
A 51-storey, 200-metre complex in Benten, Minato Ward, Osaka City, completed in 1993 under the former name ORC200 (Osaka Resort City 200). Developed as a public land trust project by Osaka City, it was renamed Osaka Bay Tower in 2018 and now operates as a hotel, hot-spring spa, and residential complex near Bentencho Station.