Toranomon Hills

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About This Destination

Mori Building's four-tower district in Toranomon, built between 2014 and 2023 and tied together by the 20-meter-wide T-deck over Sakurada-dori. The plazas, the deck and the public art cost nothing; TOKYO NODE at the top of Station Tower has ticketed exhibitions and restaurants.

Toranomon Hills grew in stages: Mori Tower in 2014, Business Tower in 2020, Residential Tower in 2022 and the 49-floor Station Tower in October 2023. The Hibiya Line built a new station for it, Toranomon Hills Station, which opened in June 2020 as the line's first new station since it began running. It leads straight into the complex, and an underground passage links it to Toranomon Station on the Ginza Line. Most of what a casual visitor sees is free: the lawn of the Oval Plaza at Mori Tower, the Station Atrium, public art around the site, and the T-deck, a 20-meter-wide deck that carries a small plaza across Sakurada-dori to Station Tower. T-MARKET, on B2 of Station Tower, opens at 8:00. TOKYO NODE takes up the 8th floor and floors 45 to 49 of Station Tower, with a hall, three galleries and restaurants; the exhibitions need tickets. Do not plan on the rooftop. The 49th-floor sky garden and its infinity pool are open only to diners at the 49th-floor restaurant or people at designated events. The Andaz Tokyo hotel fills floors 47 to 52 of Mori Tower.

Location

Prefecture: Tokyo

Address: Tokyo, Japan

Nearest Station: Toranomon Hills Station

Hours note: Shops 11:00 to 21:00, restaurants and cafes 11:00 to 23:00. T-MARKET on B2 of Station Tower is open 8:00 to 23:00 on weekdays and Saturdays and 8:00 to 22:00 on Sundays and holidays. TOKYO NODE is open 11:00 to 20:00 with irregular closing days; restaurant and event times vary. The 49th-floor sky garden's hours depend on weather and events.

Best time to visit: Any time of year; check TOKYO NODE's exhibition calendar before going, since its galleries sit empty between shows

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I see at Toranomon Hills without paying?

The Oval Plaza lawn at Mori Tower, the T-deck over Sakurada-dori, the Station Atrium, the wide pedestrian street of Shintora-dori and the public art around the site are all open to walk through. TOKYO NODE exhibitions are ticketed.

Can I go up to the rooftop pool at TOKYO NODE?

Only if you are eating at the 49th-floor restaurant or attending a designated event. The SKY GARDEN & POOL floor is otherwise closed to visitors, and its hours change with the weather and events.

How do I get to TOKYO NODE from the station?

From the Hibiya Line's Toranomon Hills Station, take Exit A2 on your right after the gates toward Station Tower, enter by the OFFICE / TOKYONODE entrance at the far right of the Station Atrium, and ride the shuttle elevator via the 7th-floor Sky Lobby to the 8th-floor entrance. For floors 45 to 49, change to the upper elevator on the 8th floor.