Tokyo Midtown

They don’t have adequate seating for their patrons. All the workers hate kids and always eyeball them like they’re about to do something wrong, no matter how well behaved they are. They also took away the colorful seating area they had for children and closed off the area on the rock where kids used to be able to play. So there’s literally no where inside for children to play on a rainy day. There’s two preschools nearby, so there are constantly moms trying to come here with kids for a coffee. Only to get yelled at when kids are being kids in the open (limited) seating area. The stores are not anything that anyone realistically shops in. Overpriced, snotty atmosphere. I’ve lived here for 3 years now and have frequented this mall out of necessity for social gatherings and the like. This place is more uptight, even by Japanese standards of etiquette, than a lot of other shopping malls.

Great place to spend a few hours strolling, shopping and eating!

From a Cyclists perspective, if they wish to be more environmentally friendly they should have directions posted towards cycle parking areas rather than having personnel going around attaching paper to patrons cycles that say you should not park here! I have been here several times and do not know whether there is even a cycle park for MidTown. Roppongi Hills, has one - it's awkward to get to, but it exists...

Traditional-Modern Designed mall, has lots of places to eat and shop. Relaxing and aesthetic

Tokyo Midtown is fantastic and beautiful. Went to Tokyo Midtown Clinic. Great medical care and fluent in English.