Park Axis Aoyama Chome Tower, High-rise building in Minato district, Tokyo, Japan.

Park Axis Aoyama Chome Tower is the 46-storey north block of the Aoyama 1-Chome Square complex in Minami-Aoyama, Minato ward, built by Taisei Corporation and completed in March 2007. Floors six and above hold 379 rental units, while the lower levels contain the Akasaka library, shops and offices. A community plaza separates it from the 14-storey south block of municipal housing.

The building was completed in 2007 as a collaboration between Mitsui Fudosan and Taisei Corporation. This partnership combined real estate expertise with advanced construction methods for a contemporary residential project.

The tower's name comes from the Park Axis rental brand developed by Mitsui Fudosan, the lead company chosen in Tokyo's 2002 competition. Its lower floors mix housing with public functions: Akasaka Library on the 3rd floor, a Maibasuketto supermarket on the 1st, and a community plaza between the north and south blocks.

The nearby Aoyama-Itchome Station on three train lines is a short walk away from the building. This central location makes it convenient to reach other parts of Tokyo using public transportation.

The tower's 46 floors include a 3,300 mm floor-to-ceiling height and a skeleton-infill design, allowing apartment layouts to be changed over time. The rental housing above the sixth floor holds 379 units, from compact 60 m² homes to units over 150 m².