Brillia Nibancho 1001 - Chiyoda - JPY 219,000,000 - 54.32m² - luxury property for sale with Housing Japan

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Brillia Nibancho 1001

JPY 219,000,000

Exchange rate data accurate as of 2026-11-07 00:00:04.

Apartment 1 1 54.32m²

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Brillia Nibancho (Brillia二番町) is a 104-unit condominium at 11-10 Nibancho (lot number), Chiyoda-ku. Tokyo Tatemono developed it under the Brillia brand, and it was completed in May 2026 on the site of Kojimachi Sanno Mansion, which dated from 1970. The building is base-isolated reinforced concrete, with 19 floors above ground and one below, and Exit 3 of Kojimachi Station is a 1-minute walk.

*The building*
Sumitomo Mitsui Construction designed and built it, while Matsuda Hirata Design supervised the exterior and Yukio Hashimoto Design Studio the interiors. The facade has three tiers: a solid base, a lattice-patterned middle section with glass, and a lighter crown. It is 59.98 m tall (62.48 m at its highest point). Because the site slopes, the Building Standards Act registers it as 18 storeys above ground and two below. The isolation system sits at foundation level. Of the 104 residences, 53 went to owners from the original building and 51 were sold to the public.

*Services and shared facilities*
Carpe diem, a metal sculpture hand-carved by artist Myu Kumasaka, is the centrepiece of the monochrome entrance hall. Residents have a concierge service, air-conditioned interior corridors, a refuse room on every floor, delivery lockers and a pet foot-washing area. Tokyo Tatemono Amenity Support manages the building and has a manager on site during the day. Spaces in the mechanical car park are subject to availability and a separate charge. Pets are permitted, subject to building rules.

*Residences*
Layouts range from one-bedroom (1LDK) to three-bedroom (3LDK), and floor areas from 54.32 m² to 104.12 m². The two largest plans, of 93.78 m² and 104.12 m², include a trunk room in that area.

*Location and access*
Kojimachi Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line is a 1-minute walk via Exit 3 (open 5:00 to 23:00) or 3 minutes via Exit 2. Hanzomon Station (Hanzomon Line) is a 6-minute walk. Ichigaya Station (Yurakucho, Namboku and Toei Shinjuku lines) and Yotsuya Station (JR Chuo Line Rapid and Chuo-Sobu Line) are each 9 minutes away, and Nagatacho Station is 10 minutes. The building is in the zone for Kojimachi Elementary School, a 5-minute walk. A FamilyMart is 2 minutes away, Seijo Ishii's Kojimachi supermarket 4 minutes and Chidorigafuchi Park 9 minutes.

*Buying or selling at Brillia Nibancho with Housing Japan*
Housing Japan K.K. is a licensed Tokyo real estate brokerage (Tokyo Governor (3) No. 98912) and has worked with Japanese and international clients for over 25 years, since 2000. Our bilingual agents work in English and Japanese from our office in Azabudai, Minato-ku. We arrange viewings, explain the building's management rules and take you through the important matters disclosure (重要事項説明) before you sign.

Residences currently for sale in this building are listed below. If none are listed, or none suit your plans, please get in touch. Through relationships built since 2000, we may be able to introduce residences in the building that are not publicly advertised. Owners thinking of selling can request a free valuation.

Completed in May 2026, Brillia Nibancho is a brand-new residence in Chiyoda-ku, just one minute on foot from Kojimachi Station. Following strong interest during its initial release, a never-lived-in 1BR residence is now available for sale.
This thoughtfully designed home combines a clean, compact layout with a bright and open city view. Large windows bring plenty of natural light into the living space, while glass doors opening onto the wide balcony create an added sense of openness.
The functional kitchen is equipped with a three-burner gas cooktop and grill, while a walk-in closet in the bedroom and discreet storage throughout the residence make excellent use of every square metre. A simple, well-considered home for comfortable city living in the heart of Tokyo.