A 17th Floor 2 Bedroom Apartment With Tokyo Bay And Rainbow Bridge Views

Perched on the 17th floor of Laurel Tower Rune Hamamatsucho, this bright, renovated 2LDK enjoys a coveted southeast-facing aspect with unobstructed Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge views from the living room (weather permitting). Ceilings reach an impressive 2.7m in the living-dining area and both bedrooms, giving the 57.86㎡ layout an airy, open feel rarely found in this price bracket.

The unit was fully refreshed in December 2025 — new wallpaper (except ceilings), flooring repairs, professional cleaning, a replaced shower head, and air conditioner servicing — and is move-in ready. The kitchen is fitted with a disposer, water purifier, and dishwasher-dryer; the 1317-size bathroom includes a ventilation dryer and mist sauna; the washlet toilet has an integrated hand basin; and floor heating warms the living-dining space.

It’s a 23-story, 227-unit tower sits on a large waterfront plot in Minato-ku’s Kaigan district. Building amenities include a concierge service, resident lounge, delivery lockers, rental bicycles, and 24-hour garbage disposal on every floor. Pets are welcome (up to two, under 40cm at maturity), and residents on high floors transfer to a dedicated high-rise elevator via the 6th-floor lounge.

The location is also gaining momentum: just north of Hamamatsucho, Nomura Real Estate and JR East are developing BLUE FRONT SHIBAURA, a large-scale twin-tower redevelopment of the former Hamamatsucho Building. The office/hotel tower is planned at roughly 230 meters, with the office tower completed in February 2025 and Japan’s first Fairmont hotel opening within the project; the residential tower is slated for completion around 2030. This ongoing waterfront transformation is expected to further enhance the profile and long-term value of the surrounding Hamamatsucho/Shibaura/Kaigan area.