Rising from the heart of Shiodome, Acty Shiodome stands as a testament to modern urban living. Acty Shiodome is not just a building. It is a vertical city, a community reaching towards the sky. Completed in 2004, Acty Shiodome quickly claimed the title of Japan’s tallest residential structure. It held this prestigious title until 2006 when it was surpassed by the X-Tower Osaka Bay. Acty Shiodome boasts a height of 190 meters and features 56 floors. The sheer scale of Acty Shiodome is impressive, but it’s the details that truly captivate. Imagine stepping into a world where convenience and luxury intertwine. The first two floors of Acty Shiodome welcome you with an array of boutiques and medical facilities. Ascend to the upper floors, and you’ll discover a mix of rental apartments from the 3rd to the 44th floor and privately owned condos above. The residences are more than just living spaces. They are thoughtfully designed havens, equipped with modern conveniences. Think wooden floors with comforting underfloor heating, and stylish kitchens boasting induction cooktops with three or more burners. And for those with a passion for fashion, ample storage including shoe boxes and walk-in closets. Acty Shiodome understands the needs of urban dwellers. Beyond the walls of individual apartments, Acty Shiodome provides residents with a secure environment. Features like an auto-lock system, surveillance cameras, and an on-site garbage disposal area offer peace of mind. And for a breath of fresh air, step onto your private balcony, a rare treat in bustling Tokyo. Acty Shiodome isn’t just a place to live. It’s a place to thrive.
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