JAPAN · A CONSIDERED VIEW

Hotel-branded residences
in Japan.

5 hotel-branded residences in Japan, from Aman, Park Hyatt and Four Seasons. The collection spans mountain homes and city addresses. Addresses include Hokkaido, Tokyo, Kyoto and Hanazono. Our starting point is the way your family wants to live.

An address, considered personally

Before comparing brands, define how the home will be used: the months you plan to spend there, journeys to school and work, privacy expectations and the hotel services you actually want to use.

The questions behind a beautiful view

Ask the licensed transaction team to confirm the specific unit, title and buyer eligibility, development status, service-charge budget, payment schedule, rental restrictions and the terms of the hotel-brand agreement. A residence in a branded development does not automatically include every hotel service.

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The Japan collection.

5 projects

Aman Niseko villa exterior at dusk, illuminated wooden facade amongst snow-covered evergreens.

Aman Niseko retreat exterior nestled amongst autumn foliage with mountain backdrop (shared property / destination context).

Mountain retreats

Japan

Niseko

Aman Niseko is conceived as a mountain and hot-spring retreat on Mount Moiwa. The limited residential collection combines seasonal outdoor pursuits with bathing pools at home and a contemporary design that acknowledges Ainu motifs.

Communal library at Aman Residences Tokyo.

Communal lounge at Aman Residences Tokyo.

City addresses

Japan

Tokyo

Aman’s standalone Tokyo residences occupy the upper levels of Azabudai Hills Mori Tower. Yabu Pushelberg’s interiors, private lift lobbies and residents-only social and wellness spaces create a residential world separate from the Aman hotel in Otemachi.

Long glass dining table under chandelier by living room, open wall to sunny patio

Residential suite with dining table, sofa, wall-mounted TV, floor lamp, bookshelf, desk with leather chair and floor-to-ceiling views of the city skyline

City addresses

Japan

Kyoto

A residential address shaped by Kyoto’s historic gardens, where contemporary homes remain close to water, seasonal landscapes and Japanese craft traditions.