Located just a 3-minute walk from Akihabara Station, this high-floor corner unit in Tokyo Times Tower offers true luxury living in one of Tokyo’s most iconic and connected districts. This is the only true luxury tower in Akihabara, making it a standout choice for a successful business owner, senior executive, or tech entrepreneur looking for a “wow” property in the center of it all.

Positioned on the 33rd floor, the apartment spans 118m² and features a spectacular east- and south-facing corner living space, flooded with natural light and offering uninterrupted panoramic views across Tokyo. From the living room, you can enjoy a clear, direct view of Tokyo Skytree, as well as Asakusa, the Asahi Building, and even glimpses of Shinjuku and the Imperial Palace in the distance. By night, the skyline transforms into one of the most impressive city views Tokyo has to offer.

The interior is finished to a high standard, including textured wooden flooring with underfloor heating, integrated ceiling air-conditioning (a rare feature in Tokyo), and frameless doors for a clean, modern look. The layout is practical and spacious, with a large LDK, two additional bedrooms ideal for family or home office use, and excellent storage including a walk-in shoe closet. The generous bathroom features double sinks and a large washroom area, adding to the overall sense of luxury.

Connectivity is exceptional, with direct access to the Yamanote, Hibiya, Ginza, Chuo, and Keihin-Tohoku Lines, placing Otemachi, Nihonbashi, and Tokyo Station within minutes. The location is also surrounded by major retail and lifestyle options including department stores, Yodobashi Camera, Don Quijote, and countless dining options, from casual to high-end. Kanda and Ueno are both nearby, and the area continues to see strong price growth and increasing demand from overseas buyers.

The building offers full-service amenities including concierge, secure access, delivery lockers, and parking, and sits next to one of Tokyo’s most well-known underground parking facilities.

At approximately ¥4.15 million per square meter, this is not a value play — it is a statement property combining location, views, and exclusivity, with strong long-term upside in one of Tokyo’s fastest-growing central areas.