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A Tower Grows in Tokyo: Azabudai Hills to Open in November

  • View from the fifty-second floor office area of Mori JP Tower. Azabudai Hills is 350 meters northwest of Tokyo Tower, about 10 minutes on foot. (© Amano Hisaki)

    View from the fifty-second floor office area of Mori JP Tower. Azabudai Hills is 350 meters northwest of Tokyo Tower, about 10 minutes on foot. (© Amano Hisaki)

  • The development takes advantage of the varied topography of the site by growing some 320 plant species on the grounds and the rooftops of low-rise buildings. (© DBOX for Mori Building/Azabudai Hills)

    The development takes advantage of the varied topography of the site by growing some 320 plant species on the grounds and the rooftops of low-rise buildings. (© DBOX for Mori Building/Azabudai Hills)

  • The 6,000 square meter Central Green. A grassed area featuring public art, the 2023 Miss Forest in Tokyo by Nara Yoshitomo. (© DBOX for Mori Building/Azabudai Hills)

    The 6,000 square meter Central Green. A grassed area featuring public art, the 2023 Miss Forest in Tokyo by Nara Yoshitomo. (© DBOX for Mori Building/Azabudai Hills)

  • Rooftop gardens have 11 types of fruit trees, including blueberries, lemons, and peaches, along with herbs. (© DBOX for Mori Building/Azabudai Hills)

    Rooftop gardens have 11 types of fruit trees, including blueberries, lemons, and peaches, along with herbs. (© DBOX for Mori Building/Azabudai Hills)

  • Map of the Azabudai Hills complex. (Courtesy of Mori Building)

    Map of the Azabudai Hills complex. (Courtesy of Mori Building)

  • The occupancy plan for the Azabudai Hills structures. (Courtesy of Mori Building)

    The occupancy plan for the Azabudai Hills structures. (Courtesy of Mori Building)

  • View of an Aman Residence lounge area. (Courtesy of Mori Building)

    View of an Aman Residence lounge area. (Courtesy of Mori Building)

  • A guest room in the Janu Tokyo. (Courtesy of Mori Building)

    A guest room in the Janu Tokyo. (Courtesy of Mori Building)

  • The complex’s food market. (© DBOX for Mori Building/Azabudai Hills)

    The complex’s food market. (© DBOX for Mori Building/Azabudai Hills)

  • Exterior of the Tokyo Torch large-scale redevelopment district near Tokyo Station. Its 390-meter main tower is scheduled to be completed in 2027. (Courtesy of Mitsubishi Estate; © Jiji)

    Exterior of the Tokyo Torch large-scale redevelopment district near Tokyo Station. Its 390-meter main tower is scheduled to be completed in 2027. (Courtesy of Mitsubishi Estate; © Jiji)

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