Sumitomo Fudosan Nishishinjuku Building, Modern office skyscraper in Nishishinjuku, Japan.
Sumitomo Fudosan Nishishinjuku Building is a tall office skyscraper with 51 floors rising 209 meters in central Tokyo's business zone. The structure houses office space and commercial facilities organized vertically throughout its height.
The building was constructed in 1974 when Tokyo was experiencing rapid vertical growth in its business districts. A major renovation in 2020 updated its systems and refreshed its facilities to meet modern standards.
The building's sleek glass facade reflects the surrounding urban landscape and changes appearance throughout the day as light conditions shift. It stands as part of the dense modern skyline that defines this business quarter for workers and visitors alike.
The building connects directly to subway lines, with access at Tochomae station and underground passages linking to Nishishinjuku station. This central location makes it easy to reach by public transit and navigate the surrounding area.
The building has an independent backup power system that can operate for up to 72 hours during emergencies. This safety feature allows operations to continue if the main power supply is disrupted.
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