Completion of Gran Tokyo North Tower on October 31 Tokyo Station City has become the new face and focal point of Tokyo, Japan's cosmopolitan capital. Gran Tokyo North Tower (Stage I), a 200-meter tall skyscraper, was completed on a site near Tokyo Station's Yaesu Exit. On November 6, 2007, the upscale department store Daimaru opened a new Tokyo branch on this site.

In cooperation with JR East, Kashima Yaesu Kaihatsu, Celestine Hotel, and Nippon Oil, Mitsui Fudosan is moving the overall development project forward in an effort to create a new face for Tokyo.

Managing development

In concert with its partners, Mitsui Fudosan manages the entire project schedule, negotiates with government agencies and local residents, selects contractors and places orders, and supervises actual construction.

Merchandise planning for North Tower

Through an alliance with JR East, Mitsui Fudosan conducts merchandise planning, primarily for the project's office skyscraper portion.

Tenant leasing and post-construction management and maintenance for North Tower

Mitsui Fudosan will serve as landlord for the North Tower, after receiving the master lease for the building's office floors from JR East and Celestine Hotel.

• East Japan Railway Company
• Kashima Yaesu Kaihatsu Co., Ltd.
• Nippon Oil Corporation

Uniting people, the region, society, the natural environment, history and business

The development project near Tokyo Station's Yaesu Exit will reform and expand the area's service, commercial and logistical capabilities. The goal of this project is city and community revitalization that will spearhead future development of the Yaesu and Nihonbashi area. These changes will transform the area into a hub uniting people, the region, society at large, the natural environment, history, and business. Taking advantage of Japan's system for transferring the floor area from one project to another, this latest project utilizes unused land around the Marunouchi Line's Tokyo Station building. Transfer of this land resulted in a grand design appropriate for putting a new face on Japan's capital.

Crystal design for a unified look

For a unified look, a "crystal design" incorporating high-transparency glass has also been adopted for the Gran Tokyo South Tower, which is being developed as a companion to the Gran Tokyo North Tower. Connected by a dynamic and airy roof complex called the "Gran Roof," and with parallel plazas fronting on Tokyo Station, the twin towers will create lively and enriching spaces.

Location	1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Site Area	14,439.18 square meters (entire north central tower)
Facility Composition (by floor space)	Approx. 212,000 square meters (entire north central tower)
Schedule	Start	September 2004
	Completion	October 31, 2007
	Grand Opening	North Tower Stage II (lower levels), summer 2012
	Grand Opening	Central levels (deck) and Gran Roof, Summer 2013

JR, etc. Directly connected to Tokyo Station