A 47-storey residential tower completed in August 2008 in Musashikosugi, Kawasaki, rising 162.8 metres. Developed by Mitsui Fudosan and Shin-Nisseki Real Estate, with façade design by architect Jun Mitsui, the tower connects directly to Musashikosugi Station.
A pair of identical 38-storey, 150-metre towers completed in March 1986 in Osaka Business Park, adjacent to Osaka Castle. Developed by Matsushita Kogyo (Matsushita group) and designed by Nikken Sekkei, they remain the defining landmark of OBP.
A twin-tower office complex completed in 1991 in Makuhari New Urban Centre, Chiba. Rising 35 storeys and 157 metres, the Marivue East and West towers were developed by Kashima Construction, Mitsui Fudosan, and Dai-ichi Life Insurance, and designed by Nihon Sekkei.
Completed in July 1993 in Minato Mirai's block 30. A 28-floor, 152.5 m tower designed by Mitsubishi Estate, housing the headquarters of Kanagawa's leading regional bank — one of the first major towers to define the Minato Mirai skyline.
Completed in January 2016 in Musashi-Kosugi, Kawasaki. A 53-floor, 185 m residential tower with 800 units developed by Sumitomo Realty — one of the tallest residential buildings in Kanagawa Prefecture, marking a high point in the district's decades-long transformation.
Completed in May 2008 in Musashi-Kosugi, Kawasaki. A 49-floor, 160 m residential tower with 689 units, designed by Taisei Corporation with design supervision by Jun Mitsui. One of the earliest landmarks of Musashi-Kosugi's transformation into a tower-condominium district.
Completed in 2009 near Yokohama Station's east exit in Kanagawa-ku. A 31-floor, 156.5 m office tower developed by Mitsubishi Logistics — a showcase of urban renewal outside Minato Mirai.
Completed in 2012 in Minato Mirai's block 67. A 30-floor, 152 m office tower designed by Nikken Sekkei. Notable for its sail-like facade and the world-class railway model museum on its second floor.
A 42-story residential skyscraper completed in 2013 in Ohashi, Meguro City, built using the three-dimensional road system that allows a structure to share vertical space with the Ohashi Junction of the Metropolitan Expressway.
A 33-story office tower completed in February 1994 in the Minato Mirai 21 district of Yokohama. Originally built as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' Yokohama headquarters, it was renamed KDX Yokohama Minatomirai Tower in November 2024 after the company sold the building to an investment fund in 2017.