Timeless value, passed down through generations
Make your home in an unrivaled center
Enduring Value, An Address Without Equal

When Shogun Ieyasu built Edo Castle and established his seat of power, the city that grew beneath it rose to become the greatest metropolis in the world — a capital of political, economic, and cultural prosperity.

Kioicho was home to the highest-ranking daimyo estates. Its name derives from three great clans who held residences here: the Kishu Tokugawa, the Owari Tokugawa, and the Hikone Ii. It is an address of pedigree and distinction.

More than 400 years since the founding of the Edo shogunate, this centrality has only deepened — refined to a greater degree, and now steering Tokyo's future as one of the world's leading cities.

From Edo to Tokyo, a place where the essence of history is passed down across time. To live here is to inhabit that richness in full. This is Kioi Residence.