Akasaka Twin Tower

Akasaka Twin Tower is a mixed-use building complex in the Akasaka district of Tokyo that houses offices, hotels, shops, and medical facilities. The structure rises across many floors and creates connected areas designed for different purposes and activities.

An earlier building on this site was demolished in 2014 to make way for this new development. The project was part of a larger effort to modernize the Akasaka district before a major international event.

The name comes from Akane-zaka, a reference to the Edo period when samurai estates and the Akasaka Hikawa Shrine shaped the neighborhood. You can see this historical connection reflected in how the space is designed and used today.

The site has integrated pathways that are easy to follow and link different areas together. Modern infrastructure makes it straightforward for visitors to navigate and access the various spaces without difficulty.

The building was specifically designed with features to withstand earthquakes, a crucial consideration in Tokyo. These protective measures are largely hidden but essential to how the structure operates safely every day.

GPS coordinates: 35.66975,139.74064

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:41