In the heart of motoazabu
A quiet, treelined street to begin your day.
A short walk to nearby, leading international schools, the neighbourhood offers an effortless sense of ease, where daily routines feel simple and well connected.
Discover pockets of nature and welcoming green spaces such as Robot Park and Arisugawa Park, just around the corner.
Everyday essentials are close at hand, with nearby grocery stores, including international options, making day-to-day living seamless. Roppongi and Azabu-Juban Stations connect you easily to the rest of the city.
As afternoons and evenings unfold, Roppongi Hills, Azabu-Juban, and Tokyo Midtown come to life and a vibrant mix of dining, cafés, shopping, and daily conveniences are all within easy reach.
EVERYDAY LIVING, SEAMLESSLY CONNECTED
A Vibrant Neighborhood
Categories
- Art & Entertainment
- Clinics, Hospital & drugstores
- Fitness & Sports
- Groceries
- Hotels
- Other
- Parks
- Religious Institutions
- Schools
Motoazabu History
The Azabu area holds a rich and distinguished history. Once a quiet agricultural landscape, traces remain today in its many historic shrines and temples, including Zenpuku-ji near Azabu-Juban Station. Founded in 824, it is steeped in legend, most notably a ginkgo tree said to have grown from a monk’s planted walking stick, standing for over 700 years.
By the mid-Edo period, over 300 years ago, the establishment of government nearby transformed Azabu into a prestigious residential district, home to noble families and later to diplomats from around the world.
Today, this international legacy lives on in a vibrant, cosmopolitan community.
Along Motoazabu’s quiet streets, international schools and global dining sit comfortably alongside traditional shops and crafts, creating a rare balance of authenticity and urban sophistication in one of Tokyo’s most desirable neighbourhoods.
