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Omotesando Hills
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Omotesando Hills is a premier shopping destination located along the Omotesandō avenue. Designed by the acclaimed architect Tadao Ando, the complex is a masterful blend of concrete, glass, and natural light. The building's spiral layout guides visitors through six floors of high-end boutiques, from international fashion labels to Japanese designer brands. The interior features a dramatic central atrium with a cascading staircase, creating a sense of flow and openness. Beyond shopping, the complex houses a selection of chic cafes and restaurants, many with terrace seating overlooking the avenue. The basement level includes a stylish food hall and a branch of the famous Tsutaya Books. Omotesando Hills is not just a mall; it's an architectural landmark that offers a sophisticated retail experience in the heart of Tokyo.
Don't miss
- Walk the spiral ramp to experience the building's unique architecture.
- Visit the Tsutaya Books store for curated art and design books.
- Dine at one of the rooftop restaurants with views of Omotesandō.
- Explore the basement food hall for gourmet takeaway items.
- Check the event space for temporary art installations.
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Omotesando Hills
You can wander Omotesando Hills on your own. A guide is worth it for knowing what to look for and what to order, and a tour can combine it with nearby sights.
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