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Tokyo's appetite for building Really Big Towers shows no signs of abating. Following the example of the neighbouring Marunouchi and Akihabara districts, Ochanomizu is getting in on the act with this large-scale development. Housed in a landscaped garden, the 41-storey Waterras Tower and adjacent Annex promise a mix of offices, apartments and commercial space, plus some of the fanciest student accommodation in town.
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Transport Shin-Ochanomizu Station (Chiyoda line), Ochanomizu Station (Chuo, Sobu lines)
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