Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho

A 21-story luxury residence with two basement levels and 135 units in total.
It features a full range of shared facilities, including a party room, fitness facilities, and conference spaces.

A 36-story mixed-use complex featuring offices, a hotel, and conference facilities.

Designated as a Tokyo Metropolitan Tangible Cultural Property in 2011, this historic Western-style building was long known as the Former Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka Main Building.
Guests can enjoy seasonal French cuisine and elegant afternoon tea experiences.

In addition to casual restaurants and cafés, the area offers a distinguished selection of long-established Japanese dining establishments, as well as convenient everyday amenities such as the premium supermarket Seijo Ishii.

The 'Garden of Sprouts', rich in water and greenery, is a bright and open space where residents and visitors can appreciate the beauty of Japan’s changing seasons.

Centered around public artworks inspired by flowers and butterflies, the plaza seamlessly connects with Kioicho Street, creating a vibrant and sophisticated urban atmosphere.

A gently sloping pathway lined with cherry blossom trees follows the moat, with benches thoughtfully placed throughout for relaxation and enjoyment.

This open, level space incorporates the preserved historic remains of Akasaka Gomon Gate into its design, blending heritage with contemporary functionality.

Featuring a rose garden and public art installations, this space balances a refined urban character with a welcoming and approachable atmosphere.

The landscape design promotes biodiversity through a diverse mix of tree species, including the transplantation of mature trees and the creation of waterside environments such as waterfalls and streams.