Ritz-Carlton Tokyo

Roppongi, Akasaka & Around


The Ritz-Carlton's lobby – with giant paintings by Sam Francis and views clear to the Imperial Palace – is on the 45th floor, and capacious rooms go up from there. Concierges can do just about anything, and if you send your shoes for a complimentary shine, they return in a lovely wooden box.


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1. Tokyo Midtown Design Hub

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3. Fujifilm Square

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4. 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT

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5. Midtown Garden

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6. Hinokichō-kōen

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7. Nogi-jinja

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8. General Nogi’s Residence

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