Tokyo World Gate Akasaka reaches completion of second phase

Mori Trust announced on October 15th that Tokyo World Gate Akasaka, a large-scale mixed-use redevelopment project undertaken jointly with NTT Urban Development Corporation in Minato Ward, Tokyo, has reached completion of its second phase.

Exterior photo courtesy of the developer.

Recognized as a National Strategic Urban Planning and Development Project under the Tokyo National Strategic Special Zone framework, the complex consists of three buildings - Akasaka Trust Tower, NTT Akasaka Building, and ATT EAST - located between Tameike-Sanno and Roppongi-itchome stations on the Tokyo Metro network.

Area map courtesy of the developer, edited by Patience Realty.

The site covers approximately 17,980 square meters with a total floor area of about 236,200 square meters.

CG virtual tour of limited office space interiors provided by the developer.

The first phase of construction was completed in August 2024. Since then, the developers have been advancing the creation of a 5,600-square-meter green space surrounding the Akasaka Trust Tower, along with a pedestrian walkway connecting the project to the nearby Akasaka Hikawa Shrine.

Related content: Mori Trust unveils Tokyo World Gate Akasaka with first in Japan 1 Hotels (Patience Realty; November 2024)

Currently, over 95% of the office space has been leased, with tenants scheduled to move in sequentially. The site will also host Japan’s first 1 Hotel Tokyo, slated to open this winter, while retail facilities are expected to begin opening in stages from spring 2026.

Source:

R.E. Port News (Japanese only)