List of tallest structures envisioned for Tokyo

Tokyo is the most populated of Japan's 47 prefectures. With around 14 million inhabitants in the prefecture and 40 million in the Metropolitan area as of 2024, Tokyo ranks among the largest metropolises in the world. Despite Japan being the country with the highest average age globally in 2024 (excluding the city-state of Monaco and Saint Pierre and Miquelon), according to The World Factbook, and experiencing negative population growth, the country underwent a period of rapid population growth after World War II, particularly in the capital, Tokyo. This growth gave rise to several megaprojects aimed at addressing ecological issues and space shortages caused by overpopulation. This article lists visionary megaprojects announced during the 1980s and 1990s, coinciding with Japan's asset price bubble period, as well as more recent projects with heights of 300 meters or more.

Tallest visionary structures

This table lists visionary construction projects, also referred to as 'visions' by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), with heights of at least 300 meters (980 feet).

Name Height
m (ft)
Floors Start Finish Location

(Ward)

Notes
Tokyo Tower of Babel 10 km 1969
  • Structure type: arcology
X-Seed 4000 4000 800
  • Structure type: arcology
TRY-2004 2004 400
Aeropolis 2001 2001 500
  • Structure type: skyscraper /arcology
Sky Mile Tower 1700 2045
M.O.T.H.E.R. 1321 220
  • Structure type: arcology
The Spiral 1000 200
Sky City 1000 1000 196
  • Structure type: arcology
Hyper Building 1000
Millenium Tower 840 180 2009
DIB-200 800 200
Holonic Tower 600 120
Shimizu Super High Rise 550
W350 350 70 2041 Chiyoda
  • Research project that aims to make wooden supertall skyscrapers possible by 2041

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