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Opened in 2003, Roppongi’s mammoth shopping and entertainment development received more than 49 million visitors in its first year alone. The brainchild of Tokyo property magnate Mori Minoru, Roppongi Hills is an entire mini city – with 200 shops and restaurants, the Grand Hyatt hotel, many private apartment buildings, a multiplex cinema, a TV studio and the colossal Mori Tower, which is topped by the excellent Mori Art Museum and Tokyo City View observation deck.
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Transport Roppongi Station (Hibiya line), exit 1C; (Oedo line), exit 3.
Telephone 03 6406 6000
Open Hours vary.
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Restaurants & Cafés near Roppongi Hills
AW Elements Grill & Bar
Decent Portuguese restaurants are few and far between in Tokyo, although both the popular ...
La Boutique de Joël Robuchon
This bakery and boulangerie is connected to Joël Robuchon's Roppongi Hills restaurant ...
Barbacoa Roppongi Hills
Tokyo's love of Brazilian barbecue seems to know no bounds, at least judging from the slew of ...
Keyakizaka
An innovative teppanyaki spot serving up an array of seasonal meats, seafood, poultry and ...
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Located in the Grand Hyatt's lobby, this pastry shop sells seasonal cakes, pastries, sweets and ...
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On clear days, the terrace outside the Grand Hyatt's main brasserie teems with activity. It ...
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