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STAY IN TOKYO’S BEST SERVICED APARTMENTS IN ROPPONGI, A PERFECT BASE NEAR TO TOKYO’S TOP ATTRACTIONS

Get ready to explore the vibrant and dynamic energy of Japan’s capital Tokyo from Frasers Hospitality’s serviced apartment in Roppongi. Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure, a stay in the Roppongi district is the perfect spot from which to explore the bustling metropolis of Tokyo. Indulge in the city’s finest cuisine, whether at one of its many Michelin-starred eateries or at a local yakitori down a hidden alley. Or dive into Tokyo’s eclectic mix of ancient traditions and modern excitement all rolled into one neighbourhood. A nearby park will offer an escape from the crowds (and work) where you can rest your eyes on a quintessentially Japanese garden or even take in the cherry blossom views at the right time of the year. All these can be easily reached form Fraser Place Roppongi Tokyo thanks to its central location in Tokyo and easy accessibility to the city’s comprehensive subway system.

FRASER PLACE ROPPONGI TOKYO (Opening Q3 2026)

An area that is alive with culture and dining, Roppongi is an excellent place to use as a base for your Tokyo stay, whether it’s for business or leisure, a stay at Fraser Place Roppongi Tokyo puts you in the perfect position to explore all that Tokyo has to offer. Surrounded by iconic landmarks, renowned dining and world-class shopping, our luxury serviced apartment in Roppongi allows you to explore Marunouchi, Shibuya, Tokyo Tower and so much more. With 172 thoughtfully-designed apartments ranging from studios to two-bedroom apartments, a resident’s lounge and indoor gym, Fraser Place Roppongi Tokyo blends modern comfort, local character and Japanese warmth into an urban sanctuary.

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STAYING IN TOKYO

Tokyo is a city unlike any other. A true metropolis, the city is a sprawling, heaving gargantuan of a place, where Japan’s reputation for modernity is truly a sight to behold. Each enclave has its own personality; Harajuku’s youth sits side-by-side the glitz and sophistication of Omotesando, while the charming old-school streets of Yanaka sit alongside Ginza, where luxury shopping awaits. It’s easy to get lost in the city’s many side streets and winding areas, but just as easy to find yourself in a tranquil park or traditional shrine, each which brings back the zen side of Japan’s capital.

With its extensive subway network, getting around Tokyo is extremely efficient. Staying at Fraser Place Roppongi Tokyo makes this even easier thanks to its excellent connectivity with four subway lines within a 10-minute walk. The Roppongi station itself hosts two subway lines that easily take you to the bustling crossing of Shibuya or the ancient temples of Asakusa. Within Roppongi itself, the Mori Art Museum, Roppongi Hills, Azabudai Hills and Tokyo Midtown make for great places to explore on foot, enjoy a meal or a cocktail and soak up Tokyo’s unique culture.

THE TOP THINGS TO DO IN TOKYO

Your serviced apartment in Tokyo places you close to many of the top things to do in Japan’s vibrant capital. From world‑class art museums to iconic city viewpoints, discover the best attractions, neighbourhoods, history, and culture right on your doorstep.

Explore the cultural hub of Asakusa and the nearby Tokyo Skytree for a birds-eye view of the city
Visit Tokyo’s coolest neighbourhoods from retro Yanaka to youthful Harajuku
Check out one of teamLabs’ famed digital museums
Enjoy shopping, dining, and lush urban greenery at Tokyo Midtown, an elegant lifestyle complex featuring boutiques, cafés, and curated gardens.
Enjoy a sushi breakfast and see the inner workings of a real wholesale fish market at Toyosu Market
Stroll along the scenic Keyakizaka‑dori, especially breathtaking during cherry blossom season and the magical winter illuminations.
Experience Tokyo’s quieter side with a visit to Ueno Park

EXPLORING TOKYO'S OLD AND NEW

To get a real feel of how Tokyo straddles both the modern world and ancient times, visit Asakusa, where Senso-ji, the neighbourhood’s ancient Buddhist temple, has pride of place. Dedicated to Kannon, the bodhisattva of compassion, it is a popular spot for tourists, but don’t let that dissuade you from a visit. A walk to the temple takes you down Nakamise-dori, a shopping street with a history that goes back several centuries. There you can buy delicious Japanese treats, shop for souvenirs or simply soak up the atmosphere. Behind the temple, Hanayashiki theme park is worth a visit for its retro vibes as it plays home to the city’s oldest wooden rollercoaster that was built in 1953. Next, head across the Sumida for a visit to Tokyo Skytree. Rising 634 metres high, the observation deck spans two floors that takes you as high as 450 metres for jaw-dropping views that on a good day includes Tokyo Disneyland and Mount Fuji.

Fraser Place Roppongi Tokyo explore Akihabara

TOKYO'S COOLEST NEIGHBOURHOODS

The many neighbourhoods that make up Tokyo each have their own unique personalities. A visit from your serviced apartment in Tokyo introduces you to the colourful subcultures and different experiences to be had in the city. Discover an old school vibe in Tokyo in Yanaka Ginza, where the pace of life slows down and a slew of backstreets and independent shops allow you to spend a few hours exploring in tranquillity. Or head down Takeshita-dori in Harajuku for a taste of the city’s dynamic street fashion. Akihabara is dedicated to Japanese pop-culture and is where you’ll find all things electronic and anime-related, while Koenji promises a more local experience with vintage clothing stores, small izakayas and a gentle neighbourhood vibe. Of course, Roppongi is worth exploring as well for its rooftop bars, restaurants and art highlights. All these neighbourhoods can be easily reached from Fraser Place Roppongi Tokyo.

SAVOUR A BREAKFAST OF FRESH SUSHI

A popular activity amongst Tokyo visitors has always been the opportunity to see the inner workings of a Japanese fish market. In the past, this took place in the city at Tsukiji but since the market has moved, this now happens in Toyosu. Many of the sushi restaurants that used to circle the Tsukiji fish market have also moved out to the new location. If you’re interested to see how a fish market works, view the myriad of fish for wholesale purchase and just experience a small piece of Japanese culture, visit Toyosu and enjoy a fresh sushi breakfast in the area after. If you’re just interested in the food, many fresh fish stalls still remain around the old Tsukiji market which is nearer to other sights like Ginza.

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Cherry Blossoms Ueno Park Fraser Place Roppongi Tokyo

A QUIET CORNER OF TOKYO

It can feel like Tokyo is always on-the-go, rushing throughout the day and into the night. But a quick trip to Ueno and its sprawling park can feel like a much needed slow-down. In addition to Ueno Zoo, Japan’s first zoological garden, the park is also known for the many museums found on its grounds. These include the Tokyo National Museum, the National Museum for Western Art, the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and the National Science Museum. There are also a number of shrines and temples worth visit for some quiet contemplation. If you have time, be sure to head to Shinobazu Pond where you can rent a retro, swan-shaped paddle boat and enjoy views of Tokyo from the water. If you come during cherry blossom season (typically March to April), Ueno Park is also a prime viewing spot for the delicate blooms.

GETTING TO AND AROUND TOKYO

Tokyo is served by two airports, though most international flights come in at Narita International Airport, Haneda Airport is the primary domestic base for Japan’s two largest airlines (Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways) and where you’ll most likely go if you are flying to another part of Japan. Getting into the city from Narita is easily done via the Airport Limousine Bus service which has a direct route to Roppongi. Another way from Narita is the Keisei Skyliner which stops at major Tokyo stations but will most likely require a change to the Hibiya subway line. Both routes require about two hours. An Airport Limousine Bus or a combination of subways will also get you from Haneda Airport to Roppongi in under an hour.

Travellers can purchase tickets to the Tokyo subway system directly in all stations using cash or they can get a Suica card (there’s a digital option for phones as well) at JR Ticket Offices around the city.

Tokyo’s world-famous subway and overland trains provide the best way to get around the city. Grab a Suica or Pasmo card to pre-pay for trips at each station.

Tokyo is the capital of Japan and is the world’s most populous city. It’s the centre of Japanese business, colourful sub-cultures, delicious Japanese cuisine and a wealth of historical sites, art galleries and shopping districts.

The top 5 things to do in Tokyo include: paying a visit to the Hie Shrine, catching a traditional Kabuki performance, sampling Tokyo’s best street food along Togoshi Ginza Shotengai, learning more about the Edo-era and exploring Tokyo’s coolest neighbourhoods.

The best time to visit Tokyo is in the autumn during March, April and May and the spring from September to November. During the spring months, the famous sakura (cherry blossoms) are in full bloom.

Tokyo is a huge city and there are many areas to stay. Some of the top areas lie along the Yamanote (Tokyo loop) line. One of the most popular areas is the upscale district of Akasaka.