Roppongi T-Cube

Roppongi T-Cube is a glass and steel tower in Tokyo's lively Roppongi district with 27 floors serving both business and residential purposes. Office spaces occupy the middle sections while serviced apartments for long-term residents fill the upper levels, creating a vertical mixed-use environment.

The building rose in 2003 on the site where IBM Japan had previously operated its main office. A joint development between Samsung Japan and Mitsui Real Estate created this modern addition to Roppongi.

The structure incorporates modern Japanese architectural elements while serving international residents with 54 Oakwood serviced apartments on its upper floors.

The tower connects directly to Roppongi-Itchome Station and sits within walking distance of two more metro stops nearby. This location makes it straightforward to navigate by foot or use public transportation to reach other parts of the city.

The building combines commercial office spaces from floors 5 to 20 with residential units from floors 22 to 27, creating a vertical mixed-use development.

GPS coordinates: 35.66556,139.73806

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:42