Designed by Yasumichi Morita from the firm Glamorous, Roku Nana is a romantic and inconspicuous spot in Tokyo's upscale Roppongi Hills district. The Tokyo Tower and other landmarks tower over this new, well-hidden bar that is nestled on a 3rd floor rooftop between two much larger buildings.
Taking its name from its own address, Roku Nana literally translates to 6, 7. There are no signs indicating the bar's placement and navigating your way around Tokyo with just a numeric address and phone number is mind-bogglingly difficult.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Secret Rooftop Bars
- Exploring hidden, rooftop bars that offer a unique and exclusive experience for visitors.
- Inconspicuous Bars
- Creating bars that are not easily identifiable, adding an air of mystery to the experience.
- Exclusive Nightlife
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Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality
- Developing unique experiences for guests that are difficult to find and access, creating a sense of exclusivity.
- Interior Design
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- Tourism
- Offering exclusive experiences for travelers looking to explore a destination in a unique and intimate way.
