Introduction to the Toyosu area

Toyosu, which was once the company town of Tokyo's Ishikawajima Shipyard, has developed into a city that combines work, living, play and study, and continues to evolve today.
Toyosu is an extremely convenient area close to the city center, yet it also has a refreshing and open environment surrounded by water and greenery, and with a variety of facilities concentrated there, it is an area that is gaining attention as a business center.

ⅠThe Charm of Toyosu

A comfortable space on the waterfront
Along the seaside and canals, there are promenades where you can enjoy walking while feeling the sea breeze, and there are also many Floors, open parks.
The natural scenery is well preserved.

Excellent accessibility
To the downtown business area,
Easy access to Haneda Airport.

The location allows easy access to major business and commercial areas in the city center, such as Otemachi, Marunouchi, and Yurakucho, and Ginza. It is also closer to Tokyo Station than Shinjuku or Shibuya, making it convenient for taking the Shinkansen.
Plans are underway for a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system to stop at Toyosu, making it even easier to travel between Shimbashi and Toyosu in the future.
Limousine buses directly to Haneda Airport also operate from Toyosu Station.

High disaster prevention capabilities

●Flood hazard map
The estimated local flooding depth due to high tides is 0.5 to less than 3m, and the estimated local flooding depth due to heavy rain is 0 to less than 1m.

ⅠToyosu redevelopment

Prior to the 1980s, Toyosu had developed as an industrial area that played a key role in shipbuilding and supplying energy to the city center. However, in the 1980s, the relocation of factories began in earnest as the industrial Structure changed, and redevelopment of former sites became noticeable.

1992In 1990, Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries (now known as Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.)IHI)'s relocation of its Tokyo No. 1 factory was announced, and discussions began on urban development plans involving large-Floors land use conversion in preparation for the relocation of the factory.The factory was scheduled to be relocated the following year.2001From Tokyo in"Toyosu 1-3 Chome Area Urban Development Policy"was announced,“The new Toyosu"Urban development will accelerate.2006In 2013, a large commercial facility was built and Toyosu Station on the Yurikamome Line also opened.

And after that"Work" "Residence" "Study" "Play"Redevelopment aimed at integrating these two areas into the city was rapidly progressing.Toyosu Front,Toyosu ForesiaLarge office buildings, including these, have Completion one after another, and the area has grown significantly as an office area.