GranTokyo

GranTokyo is a twin-tower skyscraper complex rising above Tokyo Station, designed with interconnected glass and steel structures that define the area's skyline. The complex houses multiple levels of shops, dining venues, and office spaces seamlessly connected throughout.

The complex emerged from a broader effort to transform Marunouchi from a traditional business district into a modern commercial and office hub. Its completion in November 2007 represented a turning point in reshaping this central Tokyo area into a contemporary mixed-use destination.

The building merges Japanese and global design approaches through its clean geometry and seamless connection to public transport. It shapes how people move through the space and interact with both the shopping areas and office zones throughout the day.

Visitors can access the complex directly from Tokyo Station through underground passages and ground-level entries, making it easy to explore without going outdoors. The multiple levels are clearly connected and marked, so navigating between shops, restaurants, and offices is straightforward.

The complex was designed with advanced environmental systems that use energy and resources more efficiently than typical buildings of that era. These technical improvements are hidden from view but significantly influence how the building operates daily.

Location: Marunouchi

Location: Tokyo

Location: Chiyoda-ku

Inception: November 2, 2007

Architects: Nikken Sekkei, JR East Design, Helmut Jahn

Part of: Tokyo Station

Address: 東京都千代田区丸の内1-9-1

Website: https://grantokyo-nt.com

GPS coordinates: 35.68169,139.76897

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:04