For many years, the Tokyo thoroughfare known as Omotesando has been the trend-setter in Japanese fashion and culture. Today the Omotesando area has a new focal point in Omotesando Hills, a world-class cultural and commercial precinct unlike any other. With nearly 100 retail outlets, Omotesando Hills is targeted at “ageless” men and women in their 30s and 40s who have a strong fashion sense and enjoy the city life. Omotesando Hills boasts flagship stores and exclusive outlets from leading overseas brands as well as key outlets from exclusive domestic brands. From fashion to interior design, Omotesando Hills offers a unique fashion style known as the Omotesando Hills Mode, especially for refined and discerning mature individuals who prefer to avoid boundaries of style.

For more information contact the Omotesando Hills general information center at 03-3497-0310.

Like the nearly 100 shops and restaurants at Omotesando Hills, the Wagon Shops dotted throughout the precinct play an important role in presenting shoppers with new fashion and culture ideas. We are always ready to welcome new partners (i.e., outlets) who are interested in the Omotesando Hills concept and keen to promote products and services via Wagon Shops while also shaping the trends of the future.

Mori Building Co., Ltd.
Omotesando Hills Management Office, Wagon section
4-12-10, Jingu-mae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001
Tel: 03-3497-0281 Fax: 03-3497-0318
E-mail: omotesando@mori.co.jp

What is Space O?

The Spiral Slope, grand stairwell and massive floor space of Omotesando Hills.

It is an enclosed space, yet providing an open feel.

Space O is the hub of Media Ship that maximizes the potential for space creation in diverse and unprecedented ways.

Foyer: 100m²

Event Space: 448m²

Anteroom: accommodates approx. 20 people

Backstage room: accommodates up to 6 people

Space PE43 (Presentation & Exhibition)

A 43m² event space is located almost in the exact middle of the third basement of the main building. The compact space is suitable for various events such as new product display and sales, experience spaces, and art galleries.

The world-renowned architect Tadao Ando designed the complex, to realize an ideal conception of urban living. The design is almost severe in its simplicity, with contrasting concrete and glass with pebble floors. The use of natural hues and organic curves blends the man-made elements of the design into the soon-to-be leafy surroundings. The concrete modules form a gracefully lit grid, and the exterior - at first glance somewhat stark - will radiate vitality once the trees grow and the essential human element is added: people, enjoying the space and living their daily lives.