Mita Garden Hills — Park Mansion
Minato · Mita
Imperial Hotel-curated concierge, valet, members-only pool. Adapted from a heritage Communications-Ministry façade.
Azabudai · Azabu · Hiroo · Akasaka · Mita
Minato
Minato is the address most associated with Tokyo's ultra-prime residential market — embassies, landmark towers, and the city's quietest old-money enclaves in a single ward.
From the new Azabudai Hills district to the established calm of Hiroo and Minami-Azabu, Minato concentrates more of Tokyo's branded residences, hotel-serviced apartments, and freehold townhouses than anywhere else in the city. It is where the majority of our overseas clients ultimately acquire.
Much of the finest stock here never reaches a portal. Park Mansion–tier residences and detached houses on the slopes of Azabu and Mita change hands by introduction, on terms agreed long before a contract is drawn. This is the layer of the market we are built to reach.
Within Minato
- Azabudai & Azabu
- Tokyo's newest landmark district and its most enduring old-money slopes.
- Hiroo & Minami-Azabu
- International schools, embassies, and quiet low-rise residences near Arisugawa Park.
- Akasaka
- Kengo Kuma–era towers beside Tokyo Midtown and Hinokicho Park.
- Mita
- Heritage façades and new build adjacent to the Imperial estates.
Selected residences in Minato
Azabudai Hills Residence B
Minato · Azabudai
Tokyo's newest landmark district — galleries, an international school, 150 boutiques, and direct subway access at your door.
Arisugawa Residence
Minato · Hiroo
Townhouse designed by Tom Johnson — the architect behind Ralph Lauren's flagship stores. Two minutes to Arisugawa Park.
Park Court Akasaka Hinokicho The Tower
Minato · Akasaka
Kengo Kuma-supervised tower beside Tokyo Midtown. South-east corner unit overlooking Hinokicho Park.