Token Headquarters Marunouchi

Token Headquarters Marunouchi is a modern office tower reaching 78.95 meters high with 17 above-ground floors and 3 underground levels located in central Nagoya. The building contains office spaces for multiple companies and a multipurpose hall that occasionally hosts public events.

The building was designed by renowned architect Kisho Kurokawa and completed in July 2004 at the heart of Nagoya's business district. Its design incorporates architectural elements influenced by Nagoya Castle, connecting the modern structure to local heritage.

The Tokken Hall Marunouchi inside the building serves as a venue where exhibitions and gatherings happen regularly throughout the year. Visitors can experience Nagoya's business culture and sometimes attend public events held in these spaces.

The building is located in the Marunouchi district in the city center, easily accessible by public transportation and near major train stations. Note that office areas are restricted to authorized staff, though the public hall and event spaces may be accessible depending on what is scheduled.

The building was constructed with special considerations for earthquake resistance, which is typical for this region of Japan. These safety measures are integrated into the structure even though they may not be immediately obvious to visitors walking past.