3 walking spots tagged “Architecture”. Near 代官山駅 and 2 other areas.
Completed in 1934, this masterwork by architect Shinichiro Okada was the first Showa-era building designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan. After the war it was requisitioned by GHQ. The second-floor conference and reception rooms can be visited with a free audio guide, and in November 2025 the public area on the first floor was expanded.
An art museum inside the Marunouchi station building of Tokyo Station. It opened in 1988 and was renovated to coincide with the restoration of the station building in 2012. The brick walls from the time of construction remain as the walls of the exhibition rooms, so the building itself is a highlight alongside the works on display. It is right outside the ticket gates, so you can stop by at the beginning or the end of a walk.
An iconic Daikanyama complex designed by architect Fumihiko Maki, housing shops, galleries, and residences.