Akasaka, Metropolitan neighborhood in Minato, Japan
Akasaka merges residential buildings with corporate headquarters, luxury hotels, and upscale restaurants near the former site of Edo Castle in Tokyo.
The district functioned as an independent ward of Tokyo City from 1878 to 1947 before becoming part of the Minato administrative region.
The State Guest House Akasaka Palace, built in 1909, displays European architectural influence with its Versailles-inspired design and Japanese-style annex.
The area connects to central Tokyo through multiple subway stations, including Akasaka Station on the Chiyoda Line and Akasaka-mitsuke on the Ginza Line.
The Toyokawa Inari Tokyo Betsuin Temple features numerous stone fox statues throughout its grounds, combining Shinto and Buddhist religious elements.
Location: Minato
GPS coordinates: 35.67139,139.73443
Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:26
National Diet Building
1.1 km
National Art Center, Tokyo
999 m
Hie Shrine
596 m
Sanno Park Tower
560 m
Prime Minister's Residential Area
873 m
Sumitomo Fudosan Roppongi Grand Tower
810 m
Akasaka Blitz
147 m
Prudential Tower
640 m
Nogi Shrine
640 m
Izumi Garden Tower
871 m
Prime Minister's Official Residence
795 m
Suntory Hall
824 m
Toyokawa Inari Betsuin
603 m
TBS Broadcasting Center
42 m
Midtown Tower
610 m
Akasaka Biz Tower
270 m
AKASAKA INTERCITY AIR
750 m
Hikawa Shrine
367 m
AKASAKA INTERCITY
787 m
Kokusai Akasaka Building
577 m
Central Government Building No. 8
1 km
Hinokichō Park
540 m
Okura Museum of Art
937 m
21 21 DESIGN SIGHT
573 m
Sumitomo Fudōsan Toranomon Tower
1 km
Sōgetsu Hall
556 m
Residence of the Lower House president
786 m
Akasaka Twin Tower
590 mReviews
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