Shinagawa East One Tower, Skyscraper in Minato, Japan.
Shinagawa East One Tower is a 32-story office and commercial building standing 150 meters tall in Tokyo's business district. It holds restaurants, banks, shops, and medical clinics on its lower levels, with office spaces and a luxury hotel occupying the upper floors.
Construction of Shinagawa East One Tower finished in March 2003, shaping Tokyo's business district during the 2000s. The project was part of a wave of high-rise development that reshaped the city's skyline.
The building displays seasonal decorations throughout the year, from autumn arrangements to winter installations, showing how Japanese traditions shape the look of modern office spaces. These changing displays connect the commercial building to local customs that matter to people working and visiting here.
The tower sits just 150 meters from Shinagawa Station, making it easy to reach. Visitors can access restaurants and shops on the lower floors without special tickets or reservations, and medical services are available for those who need them.
The Strings Hotel Tokyo InterContinental occupies several upper floors and welcomes both hotel guests and public visitors to its fine dining restaurants. This blend of office tower and luxury hospitality under one roof stands out among Tokyo's typical business buildings.
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