Tokyo Station vicinity / Bay Area | Area Guide | Tokyo Apartments

The address surrounding the Tokyo station such as Otemachi, Nihombashi, Marunouchi is mostly finance business area similar to the Wall Street of New York City, hence there rarely have built apartments building. About 500m west from the Station, there is the Imperial Palace, surrounded by wide moats construct with massive stone walls decorated by beautiful cherry trees. The northwest side of the Palace is known as Bancho, where upper classes traditionally prefer to live for calm and educational environment.
Ginza, the fashion and the luxury street for upper class, is located south east from the Station. Because it is commercial zone, there are not many residential building. Recently, people work around the Tokyo station dwell in newly developed Bay Area, where major developers built modern high-rise apartment buildings using the latest high technology, with scenery of waterfront. With major sports event planned in 2020, this area has sports parks and useful facilities such as shopping centers.

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Bancho/Yasukuni Shrine

Yasukuni Shrine

The north and west of the Imperial Palace, Bancho area once was a residential area of Daimyo, feudal lord of Shogun. Traditional upper class likes to live here, for its educational environment, and because of that, quality and price of apartment is very high. In spring, full blossom of cherry planted around moats is simply overwhelming. With rising trend of health-conscious, people gather and jog around the Palace, too.
The beautiful British Embassy of Tokyo is located here, too.
Choice of properties: Family, Single/Couple, low-rise, high-rise, luxury

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●Major Stations

Koujimachi sta. (Yuurakcho line) / Hanzoumon sta. (Hanzoumon line) ) / Ichigaya sta. (JR Soubu line and Yurakuchu line) / Iidabashi sta. (JR Soubu line and Tozai line) / Kudanshita sta. (Tozai line and Hanzoumon line)

写真：Cherry blossom around Chidorigfuchi Park in spring — Cherry blossom around Chidorigfuchi Park in spring

写真：Luxurious condominiums and apartments surrounding Chidorigafuchi — Luxurious condominiums and apartments surrounding Chidorigafuchi

写真：Street of Bancho, where gather local Japanese family for high level public education — Street of Bancho, where gather local Japanese family for high level public education

Ginza/Nihombashi/Kanda

Street of Ginza

Historically known as shopping and craftsmen area, Ginza/Nihombashi/Kanda is city area with well blocked streets that may be familiar with westerners. Because of its characteristics, there are no houses but apartments building to live. Most of apartments are 1bedroom style with about 10floors, yet recently, large-scale high rise apartments have been built to satisfy rising needs to live nearby Tokyo Station. Nihombashi area, the home ground of Mitsui group is now under redevelopment, to revitalize area while appreciating historical value of the section. North of Kanda, there is Akihabara, the center of electronics and otaku cultures of Japan.

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●Major Stations

Tokyo sta. (JR lines, Marunouchi line) / Ginza sta. (Ginza line and Tozai line) / Nihombashi sta. (Ginza line, Hibiya line and Marunouchi line)

Bay Area (Tsukishima/Harumi/Toyosu)

Tsukishima & Sumida River

The Bay area of Tokyo is an area of man-made islands located in Chuo and Koto districts. They were factory and storage area in early 20th century, but the government decided to convert them to residential area to create new and modern town that appreciate view and nature of Tokyo bay. For example, residential developments at Tsukishima (River City 21) have been undertaken since late 1980’s, and in 21st century, many high-rise apartments are have been built in Kachidoki area. Nowadays, famous developers such as Mitsubishi, Sumitomo, Mitsui and others built their branded apartments series in Toyosu and Ariake area.

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