Appendix: Evolving and Expanding Toranomon Hills Area
Toranomon Hills evolves as new international urban center and global business hub
Toranomon Hills will be expanded to a size of 7.5ha and will offer total floor space of 800,000m2 throughcompletion of four mixed‐use super‐high‐rise buildings: Toranomon Hills Mori Tower (completed in 2014),
Toranomon Hills Business Tower (completed in 2020), Toranomon Hills Residential Tower (completed in 2022),
and Toranomon Hills Station Tower (tentative name; to be completed in July 2023). The area is steadily
evolving as a mixed‐use urban complex integrated with extensive transportation infrastructure, elevating its
status as a true international hub with an impact comparable to that of Mori Building’s Roppongi Hills.

New transportation node as a gateway to Tokyo
The 1,000 m² bus terminal on the first floor of Toranomon Hills Business Tower is directly accessible bywalkways to Toranomon Hills Station on the Hibiya Subway Line and Toranomon Station on the Ginza
Subway Line. The terminal is a key departure/arrival point for airport limousine buses and the Bus Rapid
Transit service to/from Tokyo’s waterfront. When Loop Road No 2 is fully opened, vehicle access to Haneda
Airport will be easier than ever before. The Business Tower also features an underground barrier‐freepedestrian walkway that connects with Toranomon and Toranomon Hills stations. Additionally, a pedestriandeck connects with Mori Tower and Residential Tower as well as Toranomon Hills Station Tower (tentativename) in the future, adding to the area’s extensive pedestrian access. Also, Shintora dori Avenue furtherenhances both vehicle and pedestrian access. Combined, these many additions are further strengthening theToranomon Hills area’s role as the newest gateway to Tokyo, connecting the city center with the world.

Toranomon Hills Area integrated with green belt for biodiversity
Toranomon Hills Mori Tower’s greenery and biodiversity initiatives, covering 6,000m2 of landscaped space
including the Oval Square roof garden and Step Garden, have received a top "AAA" certification from theJapan Habitat Evaluation and Certification Program (JHEP) run by the Ecosystem Conservation Society –Japan. Also, the Business Tower boasts the artfully landscaped 1,500 m² Seio Park. With the completion ofthe Residential Tower, the area now features extensive greenery throughout the buildings’ lower exterior
layers. More broadly, the area’s greenery forms part of a biodiverse green belt joining adjacent Atagoyamaand Atago Green Hills. Such attributes have earned the Toranomon Hills area a top‐level Platinum
precertification in the Neighborhood Development (ND) category of Leadership in Energy & Environmental
Design (LEED), a global green‐building rating system of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).

Toranomon Hills Station Tower (tentative name)The Toranomon Hill complex continues to evolve. Last year, the area was integrated with the new
Toranomon Hills station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, which opened in June 2020. A plaza directly
connected to the station and a pedestrian deck built on Sakurada‐dori Avenue form part of a multi‐layered
pedestrian network, further enhancing transportation within the area. The 49‐story (265m) ToranomonHills Station Tower, once completed in July 2023, will offer generous office spaces with an average officesize of approx. 3,300m2, retail facilities integrated with the aforementioned plaza, and a world‐class hotel.
A multifunctional complex on the top floor, featuring a forum, galleries and restaurants suitable for diverse
business events, is expected to become a new hub for business and innovation.