Sony Building
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This article is about the building in Tokyo. For the building in New York, see Sony Building (New York).
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The Sony Building, designed by Japanese architect Yoshinobu Ashihara and opened in 1966 in Tokyo's Ginza ward, Chūō-ku; is a superb example of early Japanese towers, and is located in the prominent position on Harumi Dori, Ginza: where the first towers were built in Tokyo.
The building is also a fine example of Postmodern architecture, and is externally still in fine condition, with major renovations having taken part internally.
The original mural still lines the facade.
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