List of development projects in Tokyo
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This is a list of major urban development projects in Tokyo, Japan.
| Project | Developer | Year of Completion | Costs | Description | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Akasaka Sacas | 2008 | A "New Urban Centre" project[clarification needed] | |||
| Ebisu Garden Place | A complex built over the former Yebisu Brewery in Ebisu, Shibuya. It houses a department store, various shops and eateries, offices, the brewery museum and Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography. Accessible from JR Ebisu Station via the Yebisu skywalk | | |||
| Odaiba | Late 1990s-early 2000s | Over JPY1 trillion | A new entertainment and shopping development built on man-made islands in Tokyo Bay. Odaiba can be accessed by crossing the Rainbow Bridge. |  | |
| Omotesando Hills | Mori Building | A "New Urban Centre" project[clarification needed] | |||
| Roppongi Hills | Mori Building | 2003 | Over $4 billion | A "New Urban Centre" project[clarification needed] |  |
| Shiodome | 2006 | A "New Urban Centre" project[clarification needed] | |||
| Tokyo Station | 2013 | Renovations to the historic Marunouchi side of the station were completed in 2012. Developments to the Yaesu side are expected to finish in 2013. | |||
| Tokyo Midtown | 2008 | A "New Urban Centre" Project located near Roppongi Hills, housing shops, the Suntory Museum of Art and the Ritz Carlton Tokyo. Midtown Tower at the centre of the complex is the tallest building in Tokyo |  | ||
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