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A 33-story, 104-metre hotel tower opened in 2005. Designed by Ken'o Tange, the building stands beside Shiba Park and offers views of Tokyo Tower and Zojoji Temple.
A 33-story, 104-metre hotel tower opened in 2005. Designed by Ken'o Tange, the building stands beside Shiba Park and offers views of Tokyo Tower and Zojoji Temple.
A 28-story office tower completed in 1993, standing 117 metres on the Tennoz Isle waterfront in Shinagawa. Developed by Mitsubishi Corporation, the building's spherical design elements made it one of the signature landmarks of Tokyo's waterfront redevelopment era.
A 23-storey office tower completed in 2009, a short walk northwest of Nagoya Station. Co-developed by Tokyo Tatemono and Marubeni and constructed by Shimizu Corporation, it fills out the commercial floor space of the Meieki district's growing high-rise cluster.
A vast station complex that opened in May 2011 above JR Osaka Station. The North Gate Building reaches 29 floors and approximately 150 metres, while a steel-truss canopy spanning the tracks connects it with the South Gate Building, reshaping the northern side of Umeda.
A 36-storey mixed-use tower completed in 2003 in the Shiodome Siosaite district. Jointly developed by Sumitomo Corporation and NTT Urban Development, its upper floors house the Conrad Tokyo hotel, making it one of the most visible landmarks of the former freight-yard redevelopment.
A 27-storey office and hotel tower completed in 2004 as part of the Shiodome Siosaite redevelopment. Jointly developed by Sumitomo Realty and Sumitomo Life Insurance and designed by Nikken Sekkei, it stands as the Sumitomo Group's signature block in the former freight-yard district.
A large commercial complex opened in 1996 on the site of Shinjuku's former freight yard. With Takashimaya's Shinjuku store as its anchor, it transformed the south exit of JR Shinjuku Station into a thriving hub.
A 54-story, 237-meter residential tower completed in 2023 as part of the Azabudai Hills redevelopment in Minato Ward, Tokyo. Developed by Mori Building, it contains 320 residential units and the Janu Tokyo hotel on its lower floors.
Japan's oldest broadcast tower, completed in 1954 and standing 180 meters in Hisaya Odori Park, central Nagoya. Designated an Important Cultural Property in 2022, it was designed by structural engineer Naitō Tachū and operates under naming rights held by Chubu Electric Power.
A low-rise mixed-use complex on Omotesando, opened in February 2006. Designed by Tadao Ando, it keeps to just three floors above ground — matching the canopy of the zelkova-lined boulevard — with three additional basement levels.