In October 2020, The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon opened its doors to the travelers of the world. Designed in partnership with renowned architect Kengo Kuma, the urban oasis brings together three visionaries—Marriott International, Ian Schrager, and Mori Trust—for a centrally-located hotel near the metro stations of Kamiyacho, Roppongi-Itchome, and Toranomon. Housed within a 591-foot-tall, 38-story mixed-use skyscraper, the Tokyo World Gate, the hotel occupies floors 31 through 36 for unobstructed views of the Tokyo skyline. With 206 rooms, restaurants, bars, and gathering areas, the hotel is also joined by a public space featuring over ten unique entertainment and working spaces. Its soaring public space was inspired by the central courtyard and surrounding structures of Buddhist temples, with a two-story lobby over 450 feet tall. And inside its restaurants, bars, and entertainment areas, hues of black, blue, jade, and gold were inspired by precious stones like sapphire, Japanese jade, and gold. Natural materials—including walnut, oak, bronze, travertine, glass, and silk—are juxtaposed with yamato-bari (a traditional Japanese wood cladding) and exotic greenery to create an eclectic mix.