Azabudai Hills, a striking addition to Tokyo’s skyline, exemplifies the city’s vision for next-generation urban living. Designed as ‘a plaza enveloped in greenery that connects people,’ Azabudai Hills offers a harmonious blend of high-rise luxury and inviting public spaces. This video takes viewers on a serene morning walking tour of the area, highlighting its tranquil atmosphere before the city fully awakens.

Located in a cosmopolitan part of central Tokyo, Azabudai Hills is surrounded by numerous hotels and embassies. Strategically positioned between Roppongi Hills and Toranomon Hills and adjacent to Ark Hills, this area plays a pivotal role in enhancing Tokyo’s urban landscape. As these prominent complexes collaborate, the district’s urban functionality and richness of city life continue to evolve, making Azabudai Hills a symbol of modern Tokyo.

The complex is composed of several notable buildings: Mori JP Tower, the tallest in Japan at 330 meters with 64 floors, houses offices, shops, residences, and a state-of-the-art observation deck. The two Azabudai Hills Residences—Res A (240m, 54 floors) and Res B (270m, 64 floors, set to be completed in October 2025)—offer luxury living, with 1K apartments reportedly priced around 200 million yen and 3LDKs up to 1.8 billion yen (as of June 2025). The Garden Plaza area features four low-rise commercial buildings (up to 41m high, 3–8 floors each) filled with boutique shops, dining, and lifestyle brands such as Hermès, Cartier, and Celine.

Azabudai Hills’ urban design and innovative architecture, particularly the undulating facades, make it a standout destination for visitors interested in cutting-edge development and city walks. Easily accessible from nearby business districts and transport hubs, the area is perfect for travelers seeking a relaxed yet inspiring stroll, shopping, or a taste of Tokyo’s upscale city life.