Overflowing with class, the Roppongi area is famous for its wealth of foreign organizations and businesses. Newly-built, the Tri-Seven Roppongi is an office and retail development designed to complement and enhance the surrounding environment. Tri-Seven holds its name from the address of the building at 7-7-7 Roppongi and is conveniently located in the heart of Roppongi, right opposite the impressive Tokyo Midtown complex.
Office floors offer elegance and efficiency, while retail space is occupied by Barneys New York flagship store offering a great shopping experience. Largely opened up to the outside, this impressive building has a glass facade, multi-level terraces and is surrounded by gardens.
Tri-seven is on a hill thus even from the 8th floor it has expansive views overlooking Roppongi, Shinjuku and other parts of Tokyo. With a 5-star fit-out, artwork, spectacular boardroom, spacious offices, a coworking lounge and a large pantry, this location is one of the nicest serviced offices in Japan. In addition, a seismic isolation system reduces shaking and guarantees safety in the event of an earthquake, a relief to both tenants and their clients.
The old shrine that was conserved in the outside Plaza reveres "Fukurokuju" one of Japan's 7 lucky Gods, giving the blessings of good luck, prosperity and long life. It is therefore considered a great place to work and providing good luck for business.
From Haneda International Airport:
35 minutes by the Tokyo Monorail to Roppongi Station.
From Narita Airport (Tokyo International Airport):
65 minutes by Narita Express via Tokyo station to Roppongi Station.
94 minutes by Keisei Line to Roppongi station.
1 hour 45 minutes by Airport Limousine Bus to the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
A min walk from Tokyo Station Nihonbashi Exit and Yaesu North Exit:
14 Routes available by JR Lines, Subways, Narita Express, and Shinkansen bullet trains
2 min walk from Otemachi Station Exit B7:
Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Tozai Line, Chiyoda Line, and Hanzomon Line
4 min walk from Nihonbashi Station Exit A3:
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Tozai Line
Toei Bus: 4 minute walk from Roppongieki-Mae Bus Stop
Within 5 minutes walking distance:
Recommended lunch places:
Union Square Tokyo
New York Restaurant, from ¥2,000/person
Tokyo Midtown, Garden Terrace/B1/10
http://www.unionsquaretokyo.com/
online reservations
Silen / Fuan Long Yuen
Chinese, cantonese, from ¥2,500/person
Tokyo Midtown, Garden Terrace/2F/13
+81 3 5413-0088
Robataya Roppongi
Japanese, traditional farmhouse with counter seats
A lifetime experience!
1F, 4-4-3 Roppongi, Minato-ku
+813 3408 9674
Open: 5pm-11pm, 7 days/week
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