STROLL AT ROPPONGI
Roppongi is famous as night amusement center with many restaurants, night
clubs, bars, etc.
Many foreigners as well as Japanese come there at night so as to enjoy
night life relaxing
themselves and exchanging information.
Generally speaking, people come in Roppongi at night more than daytime.
It boasts three attractive facilities such as Roppongi Hills, Tokyo Midtown
and
National Art Center,Tokyo for day time.
Roppongi is geographically located at the center of Tokyo and two subway lines, HIBIYA
and ODE just pass under Roppongi intersection, and so do near CHIYODA and
NANBOKU
subway lines.
Roppongi Hills building with 54 stories and
observation deck on the 52nd story.
The national center of art, Tokyo was opened in January, 2007..It is located
a few minute walk
from the Tokyo Midtown and less than 10 minute walk from Roppongi Hills.
The entrance to Suntroy museum
on the third floor.
A view of the garden behind the main building
through window.
Passing the Roppongi crossing westward,
Midtown building is seen at right .
We also see the skyscrapers of Shinjuku
in the west.
From the observatory of Roppongi Hills, we see
Tokyo tower, bay and many high rise buildings
at the city center.
An inside view of WEST WALK of the first floor
in the building of which several floors are
shopping mall with restaurants.
Roppongi Hills main building
Entrances to Midtown complex
Tokyo Midtown complex was opened in March, 2007 and its shopping mall from
the first basement up to the third floor.The main building has 54 stories
with 248 meters high,
the second highest in Tokyo. It has 130 shops, restaurants, coffee shops,
museum, garden,
hotel, hospital, offices, condominiums, etc. and is located 3 minute walk
form Roppongi stations
of HIBIYA and OEDO municipal subway lines.
An exhibition hall on the first floor.
The National Center of art, Tokyo.
2, Tokyo Midtown Building
3, The national center of art, Tokyo
1, Roppongi Hills Building
Roppongi Hills complex comprises a lot of shops, restaurants, cinema at the lower part
and offices, observation deck, museum etc at the upper part. It has 54 stories of 270 meters
high above the sea level. The complex was open in April, 2003 and is connected with
Roppongi station of HIBIYA subway line by underground passage.
The first floor.
An inside view of basement one.
This entrance of Roppongi Hills complex
connects with C1 exit of Roppongi station of
HIBIYA subway by underground passage.
