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As a representative of six consortium members, Mitsui Fudosan
Co., Ltd. (“Mitsui Fudosan”), announced today
that The Ritz-Carlton (“Ritz-Carlton”) will
operate a luxury hotel at the Former Defense Agency site
in Roppongi (at Akasaka 9-chome). The consortium members
- The National Mutual Insurance Federation of Agricultural
Cooperatives, The Yasuda Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Company, Sekisui House, Ltd.,
Daido Life Insurance Company and Mitsui Fudosan jointly
develop the project.
The Ritz-Carlton hotel will be built on the 45th floor and
above of the new tower, and the 250 or so guest rooms and
restaurants will enjoy spectacular views of Mt Fuji, Tokyo
Bay and skyscrapers of Shinjuku. The hotel entrance and
banquet rooms will be situated in the first three floors
of the building, overlooking four hectares of parkland,
which will be renovated with the adjacent Hinokicho Park
to provide an open and relaxing space.
US-based Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company is a world-renowned
luxury hotel chain. Its award list includes The Malcolm
Baldrige National Quality Award, Top U.S. Hotel Chain by
Business Travel News and many others. Ritz-Carlton is known
for its unique hospitality philosophy and excellent quality
of personalized service. The proposed hotel will be the
operator’s first hotel in Tokyo area, after the first
Ritz-Carlton opened in Osaka in 1997.
Recognized as the international center of the Tokyo, Roppongi
is home to a large number of embassies and foreign residents.
With several high profile developments currently under construction
in the area, Roppongi has the potential to become one of
Tokyo’s international gateways.
Themed as “Tokyo Mid-Town Concept”, the project
aims to establish a new precinct where leisure and business
people from around the globe gather and interact. This vibrant
24-hour city strikes a successful balance between work,
pleasure, home life and relaxation. Given this aim, a luxury
hotel providing a focal point, hospitality outlets and accommodation,
was considered essential to the project. Ritz-Carlton’s
participation in the project will greatly contribute in
achieving this conceptual idea.
The consortium will work further on the project details
in line with Tokyo Mid-Town concept.
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| Attachment
1-1 Overall project summary |
| Location |
9
chome, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo |
Suggested
Transportation |
Ropongi
Station on Ooedo Line, Hibiya Line,
Nogizaka Station on Chiyoda Line |
| Project
Size |
78,394m2 |
| Facility
Summary |
Office
292,000m2
Residential 73,000m2
Retail 51,000m2
Hotel 38,000m2 |
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1-2 Location map |
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| Attachment
2-1 Overall project map |
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*Image
is based on the schematic design of the project.
The Minato Ward Office is expected to develop a redeveropment
plan for the Hinokicho Park. |
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2-2 |
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3 Hotel floor summary |
Leased
hotel
premises area |
approximately
38,000m2 |
Scheduled
opening |
by
March 2008 |
Business
Structure |
Lease
contract |
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4 Exterior image |
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*Image
is based on the schematic design of the project.
The Minato Ward Office is expected to develop a redeveropment
plan for the Hinokicho Park. |
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