Akasaka Tameike Tower is a building with offices on floors 1-13 of the lower floors and residences on floors 14-25 of the upper floors.
There are rumors that celebrities live there!
And, there's a hidden Starbucks in the entrance on the second floor.
It's in a place that's not very noticeable, so you might think it's empty! But it's closed on weekends and holidays. Too bad.
This is the entrance to Akasaka Tameike Tower.
It didn't seem like a very large building in terms of the site area, but it has escalators and elevators.
There is an outdoor elevator next to the stairs in front, so let's go up.
The public space around Akasaka Tameike Tower has a small walking path that can be accessed by elevator.
It's only a short walk up the stairs... It's probably from a barrier-free perspective, since the entrance is on the second floor.
And, there were benches where you could sit and take a break on the promenade!
An 8-seater wooden bench was installed.
There are plants around, and it's a bench where you can relax because there are few people passing by.
Most people use the escalator in front to enter the building, so it might be a hidden spot!?
I visited in January, so the greenery wasn't in full bloom, but there were flowers and trees such as dogwood, Japanese bayberry, and Korean snowball, so it looks like it will be a lively rest area.
The path continues like this, and you can walk around the tower.
Also, there are benches and sofas where you can sit and take a break in front of the Starbucks entrance and in front of the main entrance!
By the way, if you want to take a break in a spacious place with a sense of openness in Akasaka, "International New Akasaka Building East Refresh Square near Starbucks" is recommended, so be sure to check it out!
So, why not use it as a place to sit and take a break in Akasaka while using the tower, such as Starbucks?