Panoramic Waterfront Mastery: Ein Refugium Auf Einer Oberen Etage Im Premier Island District Von Minato.

Most of Tokyo looks inward. Shibaura Island looks out. Developed by Mitsui Fudosan and constructed by Kajima Corporation along the edge of Tokyo Bay, Shibaura Island is one of the few purpose-planned waterfront communities in the capital — a large-scale residential district with promenades, open green spaces, and a residential calm that stands in deliberate contrast to the density of the city beyond its boundaries. The register is immediate for anyone who has lived in Canary Wharf or Marina Bay: waterfront living, within close reach of the city’s core, without the city’s weight. On the 46th floor of a 49-storey tower, that distance from the city becomes complete. The outlook extends across Tokyo Bay toward Rainbow Bridge — one of the capital’s most recognizable landmarks — and the open water beyond. Morning light across still water. The skyline sharpening at noon. An illuminated nightscape that few Tokyo addresses at any price can replicate. This is not a static view. It is a living one, and it changes every hour. The residence spans 83.80 sqm across a 2-bedroom layout with walk-in closet. A full-scale renovation completed October 2025 — new flooring, wall finishes, kitchen, bathroom, custom storage and lighting throughout. Refined for daily life, not renovated for effect. Tamachi Station is nine minutes on foot, connecting directly to the Yamanote Line. Shinbashi, Shinjuku, and Tokyo Station are within 15 to 20 minutes by rail. Minato-ku address. Mitsui Fudosan provenance. Kajima construction. 24-hour staffed [hidden information] sqm. 46th floor. Freehold. Tokyo Bay, unobstructed. The city is below you. The water is in front of you. The sky belongs entirely to you.