Tokyo, a bustling metropolis known for its neon-lit side streets and traditional attractions, has much to offer — especially to its high-earning residents (and passionate part-timers). The Aman Residences give city-goers a place to put their head perched above the city's skyline, on the top 11 floors of Japan's tallest residential building, the Mori Tower, which is located within the Toranomon-Azabudai district, a new, decade-spanning project situated on land left untouched after WWII now meant for mixed-use development. Aman's first standalone residences, the units boast anywhere between two to six bedrooms and come with a dedicated elevator and lobby, which affords access to the Residences' on-site amenities: a tea room, library, reading room, a private lounge, bar, and dining room, and an Aman spa with a massive pool.