Tokyo Midtown

One stop convenience from Grocery, Dinning, shopping, take a walk by the park or just sit and hang out with friends at any coffee shops like Starbucks or Ritz Carlton cafe.

Beautiful place I accidentally stumbled into. High class luxury shopping mall with a base supermarket selling goods.

When I was here there was a skating rink and beautiful winter decorations.

Definitely a beautiful, sophisticated destination to shop and dine especially in Holiday seasons where you can please your eyes with illuminations. The shops there are mostly luxury, high-end brands but you can also find shops and restaurants that offer products and services for an affordable price range especially on the basement floor. In the case of winter 2023, they also open an outdoor iceskating rink from mid November to February 2024. 🎄⛸❄

One of the most famous skyscraper sized buildings in Roppongi, and conveniently located near Roppongi Station. Has several restaurants, shops/convenience store and offices inside. Has an elegant and extravagant entrance, and surrounded by illuminated trees, Tokyo Midtown is as famous as Mori Hills in Roppongi.

Good Christmas illumination inside and along the park leading up to the ice skating arena

Tokyo Midtown has to be one of the nicest malls in Tokyo. Located in the center of Roppongi, the mall has multiple fashion stores, food venues, salad bar, amazing burger place and much more. Beautiful modern design with wood covering the entire place. Great place to spend an hour or two.

One of best and very artistic shopping arcade in the world

Loved the architecture, with a huge variety of stores and restaurants. They also have a ladies praying room which is very respectful of them.

Very clean and although the mall itself is a little old, everything looks new. During winter, there is an ice skating ring, and a lot of beautiful illuminations both inside, and outside. There is also a place to rest and eat, and even a spa. If you have the Tokyo Midtown card, you can get 1 hour of free parking.

It shows the true image of the office shopping mall. The uniformity and standardized appearance are neat, showing an exemplary appearance. It is a building that you can feel better because there are many stores with good brands and parks attached

good place to view christmas lights display around the holidays. there's an ice skating ring and of course a big mall with all its amenities. you may get to see both fall foliage and Christmas lights at the same time

A great mall to walk around in, especially if you have a little kid. The shops are out of my price range, but the floors are roomy and allow for comfortable strolling, especially on a rainy day. The food courts and market on the lower floors have lots of options, but get really busy during meal times. The art and decorations in the mall are visually pleasing. There is an outdoors area that becomes a free concert venue during the summer, and an ice skating rink during the Winter. I believe the building closes at 1230am, even though most (if not all) of the stores and restaurants are closed by then. We were there for a concert at the Billboard Live venue, so that could be the reason for the building still being open.

This place is too fancy. The restaurants are expensive but the food court is more reasonable. There’s a supermarket downstairs with more options. The big beverage bottles are really cheap like water and teas. I enjoyed people watching here. There’s also a very nice French bakery on the first floor, sandwiches are so fresh and are about 550 yen. There’s an ice skating rink outside as well.

A commercial facility located on the grounds of the Ritz-Carlton. Shopping and dining are readily available.

Tokyo Midtown might be my favourite shopping mall that I don’t shop in! I typically visit for the delightful atmosphere and a coffee or maybe some lunch. There are some gorgeous shops if you have the budget for them, a decent selection of high quality restaurants, a supermarket, massage centers, offices, residences and the Tokyo Ritz Carlton. There is also a nice little park out the back, and the 21_21 Design Sight gallery. There must be so many lore things that I forgot to mention...so suggest you just get down there and discover them for yourself!

Interesting architectures around the whole building. It's much better in the winter season. With the illuminations outside. Plus cherry blossoms season too.

One of the best places for outing/date etc. Most of the time you will find some event either in Midtown building or in Park outside. New and peaceful views. You can sit and enjoy cup of coffee, wine, beer etc. There are very nice restaurants, shops there for shopping in this beautiful 45F building. There is one Indian restaurant as well. Its bit expensive but good food.

Amazing lights! There were lights leading up to the main event. And once the main show was started, it kept on going! Very good light show with beautiful Tokyo back drop! Not super busy either.

Possibly my favorite shopping complex in Tokyo. It’s directly connected to the subway station for easy access. Very spacious and open so you would rarely feel it’s too packed. A ton of dining options. Gorgeous interior design and super clean bathrooms. And they always have special events (e.g. summer / winter illuminations) that are free and open to the public. Really beautiful at night. Good place for walks / quiet place to sit and catchup with friends.

One of the most expensive property in Japan. Here you get most of your need taken care of. From the multiple restaurant and eatery to major Japanese retails like Uniqlo or Muji. Designer brands and supermarket are all in the same roof. I love this place both interior and exterior architecture of broad space and straight lines . You have spacious plaza in the outside or inside . A great place to have a glass of whiskey near the park side on a chilly evening.
Overall a great place to shop or simply chill out.