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Roppongi Hills

Minoru Mori had a vision of building aGarden. Roppongi Hills' West Walk, Hill
city within the city of Tokyo, and afterSide, and MetroHat/Hollwood Plaza are
seventeen years with the help of somewhat draw shoppers from around the
four hundred of Tokyo's individualglobe. The West Walk, in the four-story
landowners, his vision was realized inMori Tower Galleria, is the location of
2003. Roppongi Hills is ansuch upscale establishments as Anne
eleven-hectare vertical city, and itsFontaine, Byblos, and Mandarina Duck.
centerpiece, the fifty-four story MoriThe West Walk features Japanese
Tower, can be seen from all over Tokyo.restaurants, and Hill Side,
Divided into eight distinctly themedinternational ones. The boutique-lined
areas, Roppongi Hills has something forHill Side faces the Mori Garden and is
everyone from everywhere. Yet all of thewhere shops like Michael Negrin and Anna
areas seamlessly meld together,Sui will be found. And the MetroHat
providing a wide variety of experiencesHollywood Plaza, as its name suggests,
in a somewhat restricted space. The Morihas stores to appeal to the younger
Tower houses the Tokyo offices of manytrendier shopper. Finally, with its
international conglomerates, and theKeyakizaka Doori, Roppongi Hills has an
ultra-exclusive Roppongi Hills Club. Itsanswer to Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive,
52nd floor observation area has seatingand its Virgin Cinema complex boasts the
areas, and its Mori Art Museum has ninelargest screen in Japan. For an extra
galleries spreading over two floors. Thecharge, Premiere Screen reclining seats
Roppongi Hills Mori Garden, with itswith tables on which to place popcorn,
seventeenth-century design, including acandy, and soda are available. Just a
path circling a river-fed pond, is thethree minute walk from Rappongi Hills,
perfect escape for those seeking quietthe reasonably-priced, clean and
space in the heart of the Tokyofriendly B Rappongi Hotel is very
megalopolis. The atrium of the TV Asahipopular among both business travelers
Studio is open to the public, and has aand tourists.
small café looking out onto the Mori



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