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Azabudai Hills

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Roppongi

Friday 23 May 2025

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Time Out says

Toranomon-Azabudai is one of the most ambitious urban redevelopment projects in Tokyo. This huge undertaking is transforming a central district through cutting-edge architecture and sustainable technology, in an effort to reimagine a more holistic urban lifestyle that balances work, leisure and recreation.

The Azabudai Hills complex is the jewel of the crown here, as it combines the works of some of the world’s greatest architects. The three skyscrapers are designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners while the nature-inspired landscaping in the public and lower-level spaces is the creation of the studio run by British designer Thomas Heatherwick, which is responsible for the Coal Drops Yard in London.

It's also home to the new teamLab Borderless digital art museum, public art installations as well as numerous restaurants and retail stores.

Details

Address: 1-3 Azabudai, Minato; Tokyo; 106-0041

Transport:: Kamiyacho Station (Hibiya Line), Roppongi-itchome Station (Namboku Line)

Opening hours:: 11am-8pm, restaurants 11am-11pm, Azabudai Hills Market 10am-8pm

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What’s on

Outdoor Cinema at Azabudai Hills

Open-air mobile cinema company Kino Iglu is bringing its outdoor film expertise to Azabudai Hills this September for six days, setting up on the spacious lawn at Azabudai Hills Central Plaza. Curated with the theme 'Mystery of Love' for 2026, they’ll be showing one film per day from September 18 to 23 from 6.30pm (6pm on 18th). The screening on Friday September 18 will be the romantic comedy film Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018), a sequel and a prequel to the 2008 film Mamma Mia! On the following evening, the multiple BAFTA award-winning 2000 film Billy Elliot will be screened. The Young Girls of Rochefort (1967) will be shown on Sunday, followed by Notting Hill (1999) on Monday. For the remaining public holidays on Tuesday and Wednesday, expect to see Cinema Paradiso (1989) and Call Me by Your Name (2017), respectively. Before the show starts, stop by the food trucks offering one-hand gourmet dishes such as Cuban sandwiches, hot dogs and wood-fired pizzas.

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