Rising 205 meters into the Tokyo skyline stands Akasaka Intercity AIR. It is more than just a building. Akasaka Intercity AIR embodies a vision of urban revitalization.
Akasaka Intercity AIR sits at the northern entrance of the “Daigaiku” area. “Daigaiku” is an ever-developing urban renewal area. It is internationally minded and diverse. Roppongi-dori and Sotobori-dori surround it. Sakurada-dori and Gaien Higashi-dori also border this area.
Completed in 2017, Akasaka Intercity AIR promotes pedestrian traffic. It seamlessly connects Akasaka to the Toranomon Green Road Concept. This concept is at the forefront of future development. The area is a new station-front hub. It smoothly links to Tameike-sanno Station on the Tokyo Metro lines.
Imagine stepping into a green space. This space brings comfort and peace. It also brings forth new vitality. Akasaka Intercity AIR features greenery at its heart. It creates a relaxing work spot.
Intertwining waterways and forestry create a tranquil environment. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the green space. Business inspirations can broaden here.
Consider the office lounge on the second floor. It overlooks the expansive green space. The natural landscape changes with the seasons. The space accommodates various uses. Clients meet here. Business ideas are shared.
Akasaka Intercity AIR aims to create an attractive multi-purpose urban area. It integrates business, commerce, and residence. It is located in one of the International Strategy Comprehensive Special Zones. It is also a Top Priority Urban Renewal Area.
This project enhances the surrounding area. It secures temporary evacuation spaces for those unable to return home during a disaster. Emergency power sources are available. Emergency supply storerooms are installed. Land consolidation occurs. New subway passageways are constructed. Narrow streets are developed to form a pedestrian-friendly network. Green areas expand.
Before Akasaka Intercity AIR the area has transformed into a cosmopolitan pleasant living environment. ARK Hills opened in 1986. Since then, the area has become an international business hub. Leading companies from Japan and abroad are concentrated here. Transportation infrastructure has been enhanced with the construction of subways.
“Good things” is an area book introducing the charms of the surrounding area. It highlights the cosmopolitan, pleasant living environment. The book also introduces the appeal of the area. “Global Neighborhood” is a theme. It enables people of various nationalities and cultural backgrounds to lead active urban lives. “Urban Green” is another theme. It showcases the abundant greenery.
“Good things” features festivals and events. It includes spots recommended by ambassadors. Restaurants serving various national cuisine are listed. The “Urban Green” edition features landscapes with a garden. It also includes walking routes and avenues with cherry trees. Shops are also mentioned. Items and activities recommended by people who work or live in the area are introduced.