Shiodome (汐留), Tokyo, Japan

Shiodome (汐留) is a place in Minato, Tokyo. It is adjacent to Shinbashi to the north (although some times Shiodome is regarded as part of Shinbashi), the Hamarikyu Gardens to the west, Takeshiba to the south and Higashishinbashi to the west.

Shiodome was formerly the site of Japan's railway terminal, it was redeveloped in 1995. The original Shimbashi Station that was demolished in 1914 was rebuilt in the original design and is today a museum. The rest of the Shiodome area was developed into modern skyscrapers.

How to go to Shiodome

Take the Toei Oedo Line (E-19) to the Shiodome Subway Station.

Shiodome skyscrapers, Tokyo

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What to see in Shiodome

Acty Shiodome
Standing at 190.25 m, this is the tallest condominium building in Japan.
Dentsu Building
48-storey skyscraper standing at 213.34 m (700 ft), this is the 11th tallest building in Tokyo and the 2nd tallest in Shiodome. Designed by French architect Jean Nouvel, it was completed in 2002.
Shiodome City Center
Skyscraper completed in 2003. At 215.75 m, the 43-storey skyscraper is the tallest building in Shiodome. It houses the worldwide headquarters for Fujitsu as well as the headquarters for All Nippin Airways and Mitsui Chemicals.
Shiodome SIO_SITE
A cluster of skyscrapers containing offices, hotels and retail outlets.

Shiodome skyscraper district

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