List of tallest buildings by Japanese prefecture

Tallest buildings
Prefecture City Name Image Height
m (ft)		 Floors Year Coordinates Refs
Aichi Nagoya Midland Square 247 (810) 47 2006 35°10′14″N 136°53′06″E [1][2][3]
Akita Akita Belldome Landmark Akita 95 (313) 30 2003 39°43′05″N 140°07′08″E [4][5]
Aomori Aomori Aomori Prefecture Tourist Center 76 (249) 15 1986 40°49′47″N 140°44′28″E [6][7]
Chiba Chiba APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari 181 (593) 50 1993 35°38′38.5″N 140°02′13″E [8][9][10]
Ehime Imabari Imabari Kokusai Hotel 102 (334) 22 1996 34°03′44″N 133°00′2″E [11][12]
Fukui Fukui Happiring 90 (295) 21 2016 36°3′40.5″N 136°13′19″E [13][14]
Fukuoka Fukuoka Center Marks Tower 152 (499) 46 2019 33°39′50″N 130°25′0″E [15][16]
Fukushima Kōriyama Big-i 133 (435) 24 2001 37°23′59″N 140°23′17″E [17][18]
Gifu Gifu Gifu City Tower 43 163 (535) 43 2007 35°24′39″N 136°45′15″E [19][20][21]
Gunma Maebashi Gunma Prefectural Government Building 154 (505) 33 1999 36°23′28.5″N 139°03′39.5″E [22][23][24]
Hiroshima Hiroshima City Tower Hiroshima 193 (633) 52 2016 34°23′45″N 132°28′30″E [25][26][27]
Hokkaido Sapporo JR Tower 173 (568) 38 2003 43°04′05.5″N 141°21′09.5″E [28][29][30]
Hyōgo Kobe City Tower Kobe Sannomiya 190 (623) 54 2013 34°41′48″N 135°11′53″E [31][32][33]
Ibaraki Mito Ibaraki Prefectural Government BuildingA 116 (381) 25 1999 36°20′30″N 140°26′48″E [34][35]
Ishikawa Kanazawa Porte Kanazawa 131 (428) 30 1994 36°34′34.7″N 136°38′57.5″E [36][37]
Iwate Morioka Malios 92 (302) 20 1997 39°42′04″N 141°08′00.5″E [38][39][40]
Kagawa Takamatsu Symbol Tower 151 (496) 30 2004 34°21′08.5″N 134°02′48.5″E [41][42][43]
Kagoshima Kagoshima Kagoshima Prefectural Office Building 93 (305) 20 1996 31°33′37.5″N 130°33′29.5″E [44]
Kanagawa Yokohama Yokohama Landmark Tower 296 (970) 70 1993 35°27′17″N 139°37′54″E [45][46][47]
Kōchi Kōchi Top One Shikoku 100 (328) 29 1993 33°33′26″N 133°32′51.5″E [48][49]
Kumamoto Kumamoto The Kumamoto Tower 123 (404) 36 2012 32°47′25″N 130°41′29″E [50][51]
Kyoto Kyoto Nidec Corporation HeadquartersB 101 (330) 22 2003 34°57′4″N 135°42′57″E [52][53]
Mie Yokkaichi Yokkaichi Port Building 100 (328) 14 1999 34°59′36″N 136°39′26″E [54][55]
Miyagi Sendai Sendai Trust Tower 180 (591) 37 2010 38°15′23″N 140°52′34″E [56][57][58]
Miyazaki Miyazaki Sheraton Grande Ocean Resort 154 (506) 43 1994 31°57′32″N 131°28′11″E [59][60][61]
Nagano Nagano NTT DoCoMo Nagano BuildingZ 75 (246) 16 2000 36°38′54″N 138°11′30″E [62][63]
Nagasaki Nagasaki Skyscraper TowerC 95 (312) 28 2004 32°44′59″N 129°51′55″E [64][65][66]
Nara Nara Five-storied pagoda at Kōfuku-ji 51 (167) 5 1426 34°40′57″N 135°49′55″E [67]
Niigata Niigata Bandaijima Building 141 (461) 31 2003 37°55′30″N 139°03′34″E [68][69]
Ōita Ōita Oasis Hiroba 21 102 (337) 21 1998 33°14′17″N 131°36′06″E [70][71]
Okayama Okayama Grace Tower 109 (356) 32 2004 34°39′57″N 133°55′31″E [72][73]
Okinawa Naha Ryu:X Towers 105 (344) 30 2013 26°13′21″N 127°41′40″E [74][75]
Osaka Osaka Abeno Harukas 300 (984) 60 2014 34°38′45.6″N 135°30′48.2″E [76][77][78]
Saga Tosu The Tosu Tower 20 60 (246) 20 2016 33°22′37″N 130°31′11″E
Saitama Kawaguchi Elsa Tower 55 186 (610) 55 1998 35°47′48.5″N 139°43′54″E [79][80][81]
Shiga Ōtsu Otsu Prince Hotel 137 (448) 38 1989 35°0′18.5″N 135°53′21″E [82][83]
Shimane Matsue San-in Godo Bank Building 75 (246) 14 1997 35°27′58″N 135°3′16″E [84][85]
Shizuoka Hamamatsu Act Tower 213 (699) 45 1994 34°42′20.5″N 137°44′14″E [86][87][88]
Tochigi Utsunomiya Utsunomiya Peaks 108 (354) 31 2019 36°33′38.5″N 139°53′17.5″E [89][90]
Tokushima Tokushima Tokushima Station Building 73 (240) 18 1993 34°04′28.3″N 134°33′2.7″E [91][92]
Tokyo Minato Azabudai Hills Mori JP TowerY Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower 325.5 (1,068) 64 2023 35°39′39″N 139°44′26″E [93][94][95]
Tottori Tottori Tottori Prefectural Central Hospital 56 (182) 11 2018 35°31′19″N 134°12′43″E
Toyama Toyama Tower 111 121 (395) 22 1994 36°42′11.8″N 137°12′58.3″E [96]
Wakayama Shirahama President Tsubaki 95 (325) 28 1976 33°36′17″N 135°23′19.5″E [97]
Yamagata Kaminoyama Sky Tower 41 134 (439) 41 1999 38°08′18″N 140°16′55″E [98][99]
Yamaguchi Shimonoseki Vel Tower Shimonoseki 73 (238) 22 2007 33°56′59″N 130°55′32″E [100]
Yamanashi Kōfu Saints .25 94 (308) 25 2007 35°40′3.5″N 138°34′21″E [101][102]

See also

Notes
  • ^A G1 Tower rises to a height of 214 metres (700 ft) tall, making it the tallest structure in the prefecture.
  • ^B Kyoto Tower rises to a height of 131 metres (430 ft) tall, making it the tallest structure in the prefecture.[103]
  • ^C A replica of the Dom Tower of Utrecht at the Huis Ten Bosch theme park rises to a height of 105 metres (344 ft) tall, making it the tallest structure in the prefecture.[104]
  • ^Y Tokyo Skytree rises to a height of 634 metres (2,080 ft) tall, making it the tallest structure in Japan.[105]
  • ^Z The building's roof antenna increases its total height of 106 metres (347 ft).[62]

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