Roppongi Hills
This city promotes itself as a "participatory city," where diverse individuals gather, engage in dialogue, and generate new ideas and visions. Especially under the town management promoted by Mori Building Company, deeper bonds among people are fostered, allowing the entire city to move as one. Even after about 20 years since its opening, it still boasts over 40 million annual visitors, and its dynamism shows no signs of waning.
As a 21st-century urban model that focuses on not only the economy but also on the "richness" of culture and people, Roppongi Hills has drawn global attention. With over 200 shops and restaurants, TOHO Cinemas, and the Grand Hyatt Tokyo among its diverse facilities, this city meets various needs of its residents, workers, and visitors—ranging from living, working, and playing to relaxing, learning, and creating. Roppongi Hills will continue to develop as an important hub for shaping Tokyo's future.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Roppongi Hills
- Location
- 〒106-6108 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
- Access
- Tokyo Metro H Hibiya Line H04 "Roppongi Station" Exit 1C, 0 minutes walk (directly connected in the concourse)
Toei Subway E Oedo Line E23 "Roppongi Station" Exit 3, 4 minutes walk
Toei Subway E Oedo Line E22 "Azabu-Juban Station" Exit 7, 5 minutes walk
Tokyo Metro N Namboku Line N04 "Azabu-Juban Station" Exit 4, 8 minutes walk - Parking
- Paid parking available. Parking is available within Roppongi Hills.
- Business Hours
- It varies by facility.
- Contact Information
- Phone Number：03-6406-6000
- Official Website
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