Latest Updates around Kamiyacho

As of September 11, 2026, several current updates are relevant to the Kamiyacho area. Minato City revised its flood and inland-flood hazard map on July 1, 2026 and released the English version on September 1. The city's broader hazard-map information page was updated again on September 9, so residents and businesses should use the latest version when assessing a specific address. Tokyo Metro reports that Kamiyacho Station handled an average of 114,275 passenger entries and exits per day in fiscal 2025. In urban development, Azabudai Hills, opened in 2023 and directly connected to Kamiyacho Station Exit 5, continues to operate alongside Tokyo World Gate and the wider Toranomon Hills district, substantially reshaping business, retail and residential activity between Kamiyacho and Toranomon. Development of the surrounding district has continued, including the opening of Glass Rock at Toranomon Hills in 2025. For autumn 2026, Shiba Park has announced activities including a tree stamp rally, running and health-walking programs, and cultural-heritage walks. Facility operations, events, tenants and transport equipment can change, so users should reconfirm official information before visiting.