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Carrot Tower

太子堂4丁目1-1, 154-0004 Tokyo

Carrot Tower, Tokyo (Historic sites)
Fig. 01Carrot Tower© Rs1421 · CC BY-SA 3.0
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About Carrot Tower

The Carrot Tower is a distinctive high-rise in Tokyo's Sangenjaya neighborhood, rising directly above the station of the same name. At 124 meters (407 feet) tall with 27 floors, the building, completed in 1996, is the only skyscraper of this size on the surrounding skyline. Its reddish brick facade inspired the name, which came out of a public contest and alludes to the carrot-like coloring. The office building houses a supermarket and a restaurant on the ground floor, while a bookstore and a physical therapy clinic occupy the second floor. Visitors can enjoy a free observation deck on the 26th floor and dine at the Sky Carrot restaurant. The complex also contains the Setagaya Public Theatre and the small Theatre Tram.

Based on the article “Carrot Tower” from the German Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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Address
太子堂4丁目1-1
154-0004 Tokyo, Japan
District
Taishido 4
Phone
+81354301381
Website
www.t-build.com
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Coordinates
35.64376° N · 139.66920° E
Data quality
confidence 0.72
Identifier
ID 9140ddf6-2be…
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FAQ about Carrot Tower

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What is the Carrot Tower in Tokyo?

The Carrot Tower is a 124-meter-tall, 27-story high-rise in Tokyo's Sangenjaya neighborhood, standing directly above the station of the same name. Completed in 1996, it is the only high-rise of this size on the skyline of the surrounding area. The Carrot Tower owes its name to a naming contest; it alludes to the reddish decorated brick façade, whose color is reminiscent of a carrot. The address is 太子堂4丁目1-1 in the Taishido 4 district.

Is there an observation deck at the Carrot Tower in Tokyo?

Yes, there is a free observation deck on the 26th floor of the Carrot Tower in Tokyo. Because the 124-meter tower is the only high-rise of this size in the Sangenjaya area, it rises well above the surrounding buildings. On the same floor, you can also dine at the Sky Carrot restaurant.

What is inside the Carrot Tower in Sangenjaya?

The Carrot Tower in Tokyo is primarily an office building, but it also houses cultural venues and shops. The complex includes the Setagaya Public Theatre and the small Theater Tram. On the ground floor you'll find a supermarket and a restaurant, and on the second floor a bookstore and a physical therapy clinic.

What can you see around the Carrot Tower in Tokyo?

Within about a kilometer of the Carrot Tower in Tokyo, there are several smaller historic sites and a museum. About 173 meters away stands the signpost of the old Ōyama Road (道標大山道の道標), and after roughly 319 meters you reach the site of the former Maeda Bridge (前田橋跡). The Nosaka Collection museum (野坂コレクション) is about 403 meters away, the site of Hidari Bokuzen's former residence (左卜全住居跡) about 446 meters, and the signpost on the approach path to Shōtoku Taishi (聖徳太子参道道標) around 572 meters.

Are there restaurants near the Carrot Tower in Tokyo?

Yes, there is a very wide selection around the Carrot Tower in Tokyo. travelguide195 lists around 535 restaurants in Sangenjaya within a 500-meter radius. The building itself also has a restaurant on the ground floor and the Sky Carrot restaurant on the 26th floor.

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  1. Travel tip from Wikivoyagewritten by travelers

    This is the tallest building in Setagaya and contains a free observation deck on the 26th floor and Gamefreak Co. on the 22nd floor.

    Source: Wikivoyage, „Tokyo/Setagaya“ · authors per page history · CC BY-SA 4.0

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