Roppongi Hills is the Roppongi area's defining "miracle," that was a full 17 years in the making. In the midst of what was a depressed real estate market - in which land prices were continuing their downward spiral some 15 years after the bursting of the bubble economy - Japan's leading developer Minoru Mori opened up his Roppongi Hills complex in the summer of 2003. Roppongi Hills is a huge retail pot of gold that has succeeded in helping bring the middle class back into central Tokyo to live and play.

Roppongi Hills is home to 200 restaurants, bars and cafes, the Mori Art Museum, the Mori Arts Center Gallery, the Grand Hyatt Tokyo Hotel, the Roppongi Hills arena events plaza and the Toho Cinemas Roppongi Hills mega-plex. Shopping outlets at Roppongi Hills include Louis Vuitton on Keyakizaka Street, adidas, Armani, Diesel, Zara and Banana Republic.

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