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MinamiAoyama

Minami-Aoyama, or Minami-Aoyama (南青山), is a district in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. It lies south of the original Aoyama area and forms part of the central Tokyo enclave surrounding Omotesando. The district is primarily residential and commercial, reflecting Tokyo’s upscale urban lifestyle.

The area is known for its quiet, tree-lined streets, mixed-use blocks, and a concentration of fashion boutiques,

Transportation and access are strong advantages of Minami-Aoyama. Omotesando Station, served by the Tokyo Metro Ginza

Historically, Minami-Aoyama developed as part of Tokyo’s mid-20th-century urban expansion, evolving into an affluent, design-focused district.

design
studios,
galleries,
and
trendy
cafes.
Buildings
range
from
low-rise
townhouses
to
modern
apartment
towers
and
office
complexes,
contributing
to
a
chic,
cosmopolitan
atmosphere
that
attracts
both
residents
and
visitors.
While
not
a
governing
center,
Minami-Aoyama
is
integrated
into
the
broader
shopping
and
cultural
corridor
that
runs
along
Aoyama-dori
and
nearby
routes.
Line,
Chiyoda
Line,
and
Hanzōmon
Line,
lies
at
the
district’s
northern
edge,
providing
easy
connections
to
central
Tokyo
and
other
wards.
The
area
is
also
closely
connected
to
Shibuya
and
other
commercial
hubs
via
major
roads
and
bus
services.
Today
it
complements
neighboring
Aoyama
and
Omotesando
with
its
mix
of
high-end
residences,
retail,
and
cultural
spaces,
making
it
a
notable
element
of
central
Tokyo’s
urban
landscape.