Yoyogi Kaikan

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Yoyogi Kaikan, Mid-century commercial building in Sendagaya district, Tokyo, Japan

Yoyogi Kaikan is an eight-story commercial building in Sendagaya with a weathered facade and a distinctive triangular spiral staircase beside the Yamanote Line railroad tracks. The structure houses several small shops and offers views of the adjacent NTT Docomo skyscraper.

Built in 1969 during Japan's economic boom of the 1960s, this structure reflects Tokyo's rapid urban expansion of that era. Its architecture marks an important moment when commercial buildings quickly shaped the city's character.

The building appeared in the anime film Weathering with You, bringing attention to its distinctive 1960s design among Tokyo's contemporary structures.

The building sits just steps from Yoyogi Station's west exit and is easy to reach on foot. The location offers clear sightlines to the railroad tracks and surrounding structures, making it simple to orient yourself when visiting.

The building's weathered walls create a window into 1960s Japanese commercial design, standing in contrast to surrounding modern high-rises. This juxtaposition draws architecture enthusiasts and filmmakers seeking to capture the rare blend of old and new.

GPS coordinates: 35.68339,139.70181

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:23

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