This tower stands out along the boulevard to the West Entrance of Shinjuku Station at the center of its high-rise neighbors, which include the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. The shopping arcade in the building supports a comfortable office environment.

Completed in 1929, the building represents Renaissance architecture with a Byzantine touch. Built with leading technologies of its time, our headquarters embody the intellectual capital of Tokyo Tatemono.

The Tokyo Tatemono Osaka Building is located in the heart of Osaka’ s central business district near Osaka City Hall and the Osaka Branch of the Bank of Japan. Access is superior via direct underground corridor to Yodoyabashi subway station. The building’ s distinction represents Midosuji Boulevard, and the spacious common areas speak to its high class.

This office building receives top marks in convenience with direct access to Yokohama Station via pedestrian boardwalk, and has been recognized with the Institute for Building Environment and Energy Conservation (IBEC) superior architecture mark for environment and energy.

The development received approval from the city of Sapporo as a superior architectural urban improvement program. The novel design and abundant open space are striking, and the clock tower at one end has become a landmark. Awarded the Seventh Sapporo Urban Skyline Award, and Fifth Green Design Award “Big Green Prize.”

This Class A office building in Kyoto is located at the intersection of two arterials, Shijo Street and Karasuma Street. The property provides respite with inclusion of Naginataboko Park along a corridor, and nook space along the artificial ground on the second floor. The ice thermal storage system contributes to even demand for electric power. Rated highly for this system and environmental friendliness, the design led to the building obtaining the IBEC superior architecture mark for environment and energy.

This commercial building on Class A property in front of Nagoya Station is occupied by a specialty retailer.

The operating complexity of buildings is increasing under diverse needs from tenants and growing sophistication in function, and the division between real estate ownership and management is becoming more prevalent. Consequently, the role of total property management for operating and managing buildings is gaining prominence. Aiming for enhanced services to building-owner clients and efficient operations, Tokyo Tatemono has developed the Internet-based, e-BM System for property management operations of buildings belonging to third parties.