AKASAKA INTERCITY

Akasaka Intercity is an office skyscraper in central Tokyo that rises over 140 meters and houses commercial spaces, retail shops, and corporate offices across its numerous floors. Underground passageways connect the building to nearby transit stations and neighboring developments, making it a linked part of the larger urban structure.

Construction of the building began in the early 2000s and was completed in 2005 during a period of urban development in Tokyo. The project was part of a larger effort to establish the Akasaka area as a major business district in the city.

The building's name reflects its position as a central meeting point for business in Tokyo, where global companies operate alongside Japanese firms. Its modern design fits into the broader transformation of the Akasaka district into a business hub.

The building is easily accessible from several nearby train stations, with clearly marked entrances from street level and underground passageways. Visitors should note that certain areas may be restricted during business hours, and early morning or evening times tend to be quieter.

The facade pattern of steel and glass elements appears completely different depending on the time of day and the angle of light, creating the impression that the building constantly changes its appearance. This optical quality is frequently used by photographers to capture different interpretations of the same structure.

Website: http://nskre.co.jp/company/business/buillding/development/akasakaic

GPS coordinates: 35.66847,139.74236

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:23