Tokyo's Crown Jewel - Inside Japan's Most Expensive Penthouse Ever Sold

The Penthouse That Redefined Prestige in Japan

In the heart of Harajuku - Tokyo’s stylish epicenter of design and culture - a residence unlike any other has captured global attention. The Marq Omotesando One penthouse, sold for an astonishing ¥9.5 billion (USD 67 million), has not only set a new record for the highest per-tsubo price ever recorded in Japan, but also redefined the vocabulary of ultra-luxury in Asia.

Elevated Elegance:

Marq Omotesando One Crafted by Swedish powerhouse EQT AB and completed in 2021, Marq Omotesando One is a masterstroke in minimalist grandeur. With only 14 bespoke residences, privacy is paramount - and exclusivity, inevitable.

• 625 square meters of meticulously curated space
• Four expansive bedrooms, bathed in natural light
• Private spa sanctuary for wellness without compromise
• Three landscaped terraces offering panoramic views of Tokyo
• Rooftop pool for indulgent leisure above the skyline
• Direct elevator access from a secure private garage

From 24/7 concierge services to bespoke valet parking, every amenity speaks the language of refinement.

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Conclusion: More Than a Record - A Signal

This sale is not just a feather in Tokyo’s real estate cap. It’s a symbolic reset - a bold assertion that the city is no longer an underdog in global luxury. For investors, tastemakers, and global citizens alike, Tokyo is no longer emerging - it has arrived.