Latest Updates Around Aoyama-itchome

As of September 11, 2026, two major redevelopment areas are especially relevant to the future of the wider Aoyama-itchome neighborhood: Jingu Gaien and Kita-aoyama. Minato City's published information describes the Jingu Gaien Type-1 Urban Redevelopment Project as covering approximately 17.5 hectares across Kasumigaoka-machi in Shinjuku and Kita-aoyama 1- and 2-chome in Minato, with a long-term program including sports, office and mixed-use facilities. The Kita-aoyama 3-chome Type-1 Urban Redevelopment Project covers approximately 2.9 hectares and is planned to introduce office, retail, hotel and public-interest functions. Minato City's 2026 information lists construction as scheduled to begin during fiscal 2026 and completion during fiscal 2030. Separately, Tokyo Metro reports 101,540 average daily entries and exits at Aoyama-itchome on its Ginza and Hanzomon lines in fiscal 2025. Construction schedules, traffic arrangements and opening dates can change, so investors, businesses and prospective residents should continue checking current government and project information.