Mt. Blick Auf Den Fuji Und Den Kaiserpalast — Oberste Etage Des Park Court Chiyoda

① Property Highlights
Park Court Chiyoda Surugadai — developed by Mitsui Fudosan Residential, constructed by Toda Corporation, completed April 2018 — comprises 50 residences. This is the top floor. There is nothing above it but sky. And from that sky, on clear winter mornings, Mount Fuji appears to the west with complete clarity. The ancient woodland of the Imperial Palace grounds shifts with the seasons to the south. Tokyo Tower illuminates the skyline at dusk. These are not occasional sights. They are part of daily life, from the highest point of a building that was designed to be exactly here.

The residence spans 81.76 sqm across three bedrooms with walk-in closet and shoe closet. Living and dining connect seamlessly to the balcony. Private quarters are clearly separated from entertaining areas. Storage integrated throughout.

Mitsui Fudosan’s Park Court series is, within Japan’s UHNWI residential market, a recognised mark of permanent quality. Assets of this nature in Chiyoda-ku are not frequently traded. When they come to market, they are held, not sold — until now.

81.76 sqm. Top floor of 18. 50 units total. Chiyoda-ku. Freehold. ¥298,000,000.

Above the city. Above the noise. Above the ordinary — in the one ward of Tokyo where that position is written into the land itself.

② The Neighbourhood
Chiyoda-ku is not simply central. It is foundational. The Imperial Palace. The Supreme Court. Japan’s governing institutions and its most established financial headquarters — all within the same district boundary. In standing, Chiyoda-ku occupies the position that Westminster holds in London, or the 8th arrondissement in Paris: a ward where institutional gravity does not fluctuate with market cycles, because it is not driven by markets. It is driven by permanence.

Surugadai Hill has been one of the most historically significant elevated positions in the city for centuries. To reside here is not to choose a convenient address. It is to occupy a place that the city itself has long understood as meaningful.

Suidobashi Station is five minutes on foot. Jimbocho — Tokyo’s celebrated cultural and literary district, home to hundreds of specialist booksellers operating for over a century — is nine minutes away.

③ Why TonTon
This is the kind of asset that does not reach the open market through conventional channels. As the exclusive Japan licensee of Forbes Global Properties, TonTon operates at the precise intersection of deep local knowledge and a truly global network — giving our clients access not only to properties of this nature, but to the discretion, due diligence, and cross-border expertise that a transaction of this significance demands.

Our advisory team brings together backgrounds in international finance, Japanese property law, and cross-border transaction management — fluent at a native level in Japanese, English, Mandarin, Hindi, and Korean. From corporate structure establishment and tax advisory coordination to post-acquisition asset management, we provide end-to-end support across the full acquisition journey.

For clients whose ambitions extend beyond the visible, our private portfolio awaits.