Designed By Kengo Kuma, At The Edge Of Tokyo's Imperial Quarter — Brands Chiyoda Fujimi.

Chiyoda-ku is Tokyo’s most institutionally significant ward — home to the Imperial Palace, the National Diet, the Supreme Court, and the headquarters of Japan’s most established financial and governmental organizations. It is a district defined not by trend or commercial energy, but by permanence: the kind of address that has meant the same thing for centuries and will continue to mean it. Within this context, Fujimi 1-chome sits at the ward’s quieter residential edge — close enough to the city’s institutional core to carry its gravity, far enough from its commercial density to feel genuinely unhurried.

Brands Chiyoda Fujimi was designed under the supervision of Kengo Kuma — one of the most internationally recognized architects of his generation, whose approach to materiality, natural integration, and the relationship between structure and its surroundings has defined some of the world’s most considered buildings. His influence here is legible in the building’s restraint: a facade that earns its place in the streetscape rather than competing with it, and an interior language that treats ceiling height — at up to 2,750mm — as a fundamental dimension of residential quality rather than a specification.

The building was completed January 2025 — developed by Tokyu Fudosan, constructed by Tokyu Construction, 18 floors above ground, 69 residences, managed by Tokyu Community Corporation with daytime staffing. The residence occupies the 5th floor: 75.34 sqm across a 2LDK + WIC + SIC configuration, with a 9.93 sqm balcony. New construction, never occupied. Floor heating in every room. Ceiling-cassette air conditioning throughout. Rain shower. Drum washing machine and gas dryer as standard equipment. Disposer. Full-auto bath. A residence equipped to the standard that the address and the architect together demand.

Kudanshita Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, Hanzomon Line, and Toei Shinjuku Line is five minutes on foot. Iidabashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line is six minutes. Three lines. Direct access to every major hub in the capital.

75.34 sqm. 5th floor. 69 units total. Freehold. Chiyoda-ku. ¥289,800,000.

Kengo Kuma designed the building to belong to its surroundings. In Chiyoda-ku, those surroundings have been defining Tokyo’s identity for centuries.