Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Mid-Town both are enormous office complexes and offer shopping and dining plazas as well as parks, a movie theater and an observatory. Here are some things to check out when visiting the Roppongi area.
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This huge office complex is 54 stories high and has shops, restaurants, the Park Hyatt hotel, a nine screen movie theater and a small park around its base. Go up to the top for a spectacular outdoor view!
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Tokyo Mid-Town has lots of good shops and eateries in its very upscale two floor underground mall. There is also a large park at the back of the area, with a Japanese tea house and a pond.
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A short walk toward Nogizaka station, opposite Tokyo Mid-Town will bring one to Tokyo's newest art museum. Regular exhibitions. Open 10am to 6pm.
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This 333 meter high tower is the world's tallest free standing iron structure (taller then the Eifel tower by several meters!). It's about a 15 minute walk from Roppongi station.
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A quaint village style area of brick streets and small shops, the Azabu Juban neighborhood is a nice change from bustling Roppongi Hills. It's about a 15 minute walk from Roppongi Hills.
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The Asahi Television building has a showroom and tourist shop with goods for sale. You can watch vintage Japanese television programs and see life size displays of some Japanese TV stars.
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Five floors of various and sundry items - from Electronics to Bicycles to Cosmetics and weird stuff.
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