• National Yoyogi Stadium - Explore the National Yoyogi Stadium in Tokyo, a remarkable example of modern architecture crafted by Kenzo Tange. Constructed for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, its distinctive suspension roof and elegant lines make it a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts. This structure seamlessly merges traditional Japanese design with innovative engineering, showcasing Japan’s post-war development.
• Omotesando - Omotesando Street in Tokyo presents a unique fusion of modern architecture by both Japanese and international designers. As you wander, you’ll discover notable buildings like Co-op Olympia, Tokyu Plaza, Omotesando Hills, Dior, Prada, Louis Vuitton, and the Omotesando Keyaki Building. Each structure contributes to the street’s distinctive charm, making it a captivating destination for architecture lovers.
• Spiral - Situated in Minami Aoyama, Spiral is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece by Fumihiko Maki. Celebrated for its sleek, modern design, the building elegantly integrates art, culture, and commerce. Since its debut in 1985, Spiral has become a prominent venue for art exhibitions, fashion events, and design showcases. Maki’s expert touch is evident in the building’s fluid spaces and innovative use of light, making it not just a venue but an experience in itself. A visit to Spiral offers a unique insight into Japan’s dynamic art and fashion scenes within an architectural marvel.
• SunnyHills minamiaoyama - SunnyHills in Minami Aoyama, designed by Kengo Kuma, boasts a stunning lattice-like wooden exterior that reimagines traditional Japanese architecture. Completed in 2013, it houses a popular pineapple cake shop, providing visitors with both culinary and visual delight. Kuma’s design highlights natural materials and harmony with the environment, making SunnyHills a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts in Tokyo.
• Tower House by Takamitsu Azuma - Tower House, designed by Takamitsu Azuma, is a notable piece of contemporary architecture in Tokyo. Built in 1966, this compact, vertical home makes efficient use of its limited urban space. The concrete exterior and minimalist aesthetic reflect a functional yet artistic approach, securing Tower House a special place in Tokyo’s architectural landscape.

• Perspectives from a practicing Japanese architect
• Cozy breaks in between
• English and Japanese Speaking Local Guide

• Tea and coffee

• Not recommended for travelers with knee problems

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