Tokyo Opera City

Tokyo Opera City was born in close coordination between private enterprise and the government with the goal of creating an “urban theater district” without rival. While both housing the New National Theater, Tokyo and concert halls the 54 story office tower has also gained attention as an outstanding international business space. Through multipurpose development of a uniquely distinctive community, an office environment brimming with energy has been created.

Property Information

Type

Office

Address

3-20-2 Nishi Shinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokyo Map

Completed

August 1996

Access

Keio New Line, Hatsudai Station (Direct access via east exit)

Structural Overview

Footprint	3,831m² (Portion owned by NTT Urban Deveropment)	Floor space	33,086m² (Portion owned by NTT Urban Deveropment)
Structure	Above ground - steel structure, below ground - steel-framed reinforced concrete structure
Size	54 floors above ground, four below

Facilities Overview

Standard ceiling height	2,700mm	Standard floor load	300kg/m² (one portion, 600kg/m²)
Power outlet capacity	40VA/m	Wiring format	Free-access floor (H = 100mm)
Parking capacity	637 vehicles

Awards

2000 Building Contractors Society (BCS) Awards (Special Prize)
2000 Japan Association for Real Estate Sciences Business Performance Award

Official site

http://www.tokyooperacity.co.jp/

Others

	Dining facilities		Convenience store
	Drug store		Rental conference room available
	Rental parking space available		Elevator for wheelchairs available
	Toilet of wheelchair use available		Smoking permitted area available
	24 hour building access possible		Manned security

Standard Floor Layout

Map

Address: 3-20-2 Nishi Shinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokyo

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