Art is everywhere in Roppongi Hills, a cultural center that is home to the Mori Art Museum.

It’s one of the things that makes the complex such a pleasure to walk around. Everywhere you go, you’ll discover something new—maybe a new trend that catches your eye at a fashion boutique or one of many events taking place throughout the complex.

This is a place where people develop new ideas from participation and conversation —a creative hub that still plays an important role in Tokyo’s cultural scene. Living in Roppongi Hills means coming into constant contact with things and ideas that stimulate you, bringing out a creative side you never thought you had.

Roppongi Hills houses over 200 stores and restaurants as well as an art museum (Mori Art Museum), a members’-only library, conference halls, a multiplex, and a hotel. It is like a compact city that provides a bevy of urban amenities. As a resident, you will have access to all these as well as the gym and pool at Hills Spa and a health consultation room you can visit if you suddenly feel unwell.

The complex has been designed to encourage leisurely walks—there are works of public art and plentiful street furniture as well as the beautiful seasonal colors displayed by Mohri Garden and the zelkovas along Keyaki-zaka. This is a place that stimulates all your senses even as you go about your daily routine.