With a growing number of companies and the opening of a new bullet train station, Shinagawa is fast developing into a major business hub.
Located in Shinagawa, the prestigious location and exclusive residential neighborhood of Gotenyama takes its name from the shogun's villa (goten) that once stood here. Gotenyama Garden, completed by Mori Trust in 1990, integrates the two dominant features of the site—its progressive character and prestige--in a mixed-use development featuring a high-rise office building, luxury rental accommodations, central city hotel, and Japanese gardens.
The project contains multi-functional offices housing some of Japan's leading companies, a city hotel incorporating Tokyo's leading restaurants, luxury rental accommodations offering service and security on par with the finest hotels, and Japanese gardens offering views of the Gotenyama celebrated in numerous ukiyo-e woodblock prints: cherry blossoms in spring and colorful foliage in autumn.
In addition to providing all the superior amenities expected of an international city, the Mori Trust approach to urban development means respecting historical and cultural legacies.