
Guide
Toranomon Hills is a large-scale, multi-functional urban complex located in the Toranomono and Atago areas of Minato, Tokyo. The development is composed of five major pillars: Mori Tower, Business Tower, Residential Tower, Station Tower, and the striking Glass Rock structure. More than just a business district, it is a compact urban hub where commerce, hospitality, residential living, and cultural events seamlessly blend together.
The development of this area traces back to the 1946 planning of the Circular Route 2 (now Route 405). While the project faced long-standing challenges regarding land acquisition, it was revitalized by the 1989 creation of the multi-level road system. This allowed for a groundbreaking redevelopment where buildings were constructed atop underground roads. Following the opening of Mori Tower in 2014 and the Business Tower in 2020, the full-scale completion including the Station Tower in 2023 has established a modern model of urban development that integrates infrastructure with high-end commercial functions.

There is a diverse range of spots to enjoy depending on your interests and the time of day. For a breathtaking view of the city and cutting-edge culture, visit 'TOKYO NODE' on the 45th–49th floors of the Station Tower, or experience the luxury of 'Andaz Tokyo' in Mori Tower. The 'Glass Rock' commercial area is famous for its unique design, resembling white ingots, with an open, airy structure featuring grand escalators and high ceilings. For a taste of authentic Japanese food culture, head to 'Toranomon Yokocho' on the 3rd floor of the Business Tower, a lively alley-style space featuring 26 specialized shops and eateries.
The atmosphere of the shops and services changes throughout the day. You can enjoy business lunches, upscale dinners, or even late-night amenities depending on your schedule. The area is also dotted with public art and lush green spaces, making it perfect for a relaxing stroll during the day or enjoying the illuminated, sophisticated cityscape at night.
Toranomon Hills offers a wide variety of experiences, from shopping for fashion and lifestyle items to fine dining and art. You can discover new trends at shops selling jewelry and lifestyle goods, enjoy a meal at 'T-MARKET,' or attend exhibitions in dedicated event spaces. The 'Glass Rock' area also serves as a hub for social dialogue and cultural exchange, focusing on community and social issues.
Located in a prime part of Minato, the complex is surrounded by major business hubs and upscale residential neighborhoods. It is directly connected to 'Toranomon Hills Station' (Tokyo Metro Hibia Line) and 'Toranormon Station' (Ginza Line), providing easy access to popular tourist areas like Ginza and Hibiya. The 'T-Deck' pedestrian walkway crossing Sakurada-dori (Route 1) also ensures smooth connectivity with surrounding buildings.
The facility is designed with barrier-free accessibility, making it easy to navigate with wheelchairs or strollers. Regarding payments, most shops and restaurants accept credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, etc.) and transportation IC cards, though it is recommended to carry some cash for smaller shops or specific food stalls. English signage and support are available at major facilities, hotels, and commercial zones. While photography in public areas is generally permitted, please respect the privacy of others and follow specific shop rules. For luxury hotels or high-end restaurants, smart casual attire is recommended.