
About Midtown Tower
Midtown Tower in Tokyo's Akasaka district is a 248.1-meter (814-foot) mixed-use skyscraper completed in 2007. As part of the Tokyo Midtown complex, it was the tallest building in the city until 2014. It was designed by the international firm Skidmore, Owings and Merrill. The 54-story building houses a design hub gallery, a medical center, and numerous offices of major international companies on its lower floors. The upper floors are reserved for the Ritz-Carlton hotel, which features a historic Japanese tea ceremony room and one of the most expensive presidential suites in the world. The hotel lobby also displays large-format artworks by the painter Sam Francis. Notably, the top floor does not have an observation deck but instead houses mechanical systems and maintenance areas, underscoring the building's focus on office and hotel operations.
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- Sight › Historic sites
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- Address
- 9-chōme-7 Akasaka
107-0052 Tokyo, Japan - District
- Akasaka 9
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- Website
- www.tokyomidtown-mc.jp
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- Coordinates
- 35.66623° N · 139.73130° E
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- Identifier
- ID ba9d6148-f6a…
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quick answersWhat is the Midtown Tower in Tokyo?
The Midtown Tower is a 248.1-meter (814-foot) mixed-use skyscraper in Tokyo's Akasaka district, completed in 2007. The 54-story building is part of the Tokyo Midtown complex and was the tallest building in the Japanese capital until 2014. It was designed by the international architecture firm Skidmore, Owings and Merrill. You'll find the Midtown Tower at 9-chōme-7 Akasaka.
Does the Midtown Tower in Tokyo have an observation deck?
No, the Midtown Tower in Tokyo does not have an observation deck. Instead, the top floor of the 248.1-meter skyscraper houses mechanical systems and maintenance areas. The building is geared primarily toward offices and hotel operations.
What is inside the Midtown Tower in Tokyo?
The Midtown Tower in Tokyo's Akasaka district houses offices, a gallery, a medical center, and a luxury hotel. The lower floors include a design hub gallery, a medical center, and offices of major international companies. The upper floors are occupied by the Ritz-Carlton hotel, with a traditional Japanese tea ceremony room and one of the most expensive presidential suites in the world. In the hotel lobby, you can see large-scale artworks by the painter Sam Francis.
What can you visit around the Midtown Tower in Tokyo?
Two well-known art and design venues are located right next to the Midtown Tower in Tokyo. The Suntory Museum of Art (サントリー美術館) is about 103 meters (338 feet) away, and the design museum 21_21 Design Sight is about 169 meters (554 feet) away. The Midtown Tower is also part of the travelguide195 tour "Tokyo in the Rain: Museums from Ueno to Roppongi."
Are there restaurants near the Midtown Tower in Tokyo?
Yes, around the Midtown Tower in Tokyo's Akasaka district you have a very wide choice of restaurants. travelguide195 lists around 895 restaurants within 500 meters (about 1,640 feet).
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