Entry Registration Begins for "Brillia Takasaki Miyamotocho ALPHA RESIDENCIA" on the Site of the Former Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch; Newly Renovated Suzuran Department Store and Integrated Development with Plaza to Create a Convenient and Comfortable Town

Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. and Anabuki Kousan Co., Ltd. are pleased to announce that entry registration has begun on July 1 for the condominium "Brillia Takasaki Miyamotocho ALPHA RESIDENCIA" (Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, hereinafter referred to as "this property"), which is being developed as part of the Miyamotocho Second District Excellent Building Development Project.

Exterior image of the building from the surrounding area

This property is a large-scale condominium development with 218 units across 19 stories, built on the former site of the Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch as part of the Miyamotocho Second District Excellent Building Development Project. This project is a mixed-use development of approximately 43,000 square meters of total floor area, integrating residences, a department store, a self-parking facility, and a plaza. It aims to generate further foot traffic centered around local commercial facilities, offering a lifestyle that combines convenience and comfort.

Key Points of This Release:

- Entry registration has begun for "Brillia Takasaki Miyamotocho ALPHA RESIDENCIA," a condominium being developed on the former site of the Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch, a beloved establishment in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture.

- As part of the Miyamotocho Second District Excellent Building Development Project, this is a mixed-use development of approximately 43,000 square meters of total floor area, integrating residences, a department store, a self-parking facility, and a plaza.

Features of This Property:

1. Mixed-use Development Directly Connected to Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch and Plaza

This property is being built on the former site of the Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch, which has been cherished by locals for over half a century. This location is situated midway between the Takasaki Station West Exit area, a thriving commercial district, and the Takasaki Castle Ruins area, rich in nature and home to administrative and cultural facilities, offering a lifestyle that harmonizes convenience and nature.

To the east of this property is the Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch, which reopened after renovation on February 29, 2024. The self-parking facility to the north and the plaza to the south are scheduled to be developed concurrently with this property. A pedestrian deck will connect this property with the Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch and the self-parking facility, and services連携 (renkei - collaboration/cooperation) with the Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch are planned for residents of this property, creating new flows of people and further vibrancy.

Former Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch (Site of this property) Suzuran Department Store Takasaki Branch

2. Design Inspired by the Concept of "Living in a Castle"

Entrance hall (image) Building exterior viewed from the surrounding nature (image)

The exterior design of this property draws inspiration from the historic Takasaki Castle. It reinterprets the stone base, white walls, and roof structure of Takasaki Castle into a new design, creating a "modern castle." The textured base using tiles and natural stone, deep eaves, and crown (top eaves) create shadows and highlight the distinctive form. Additionally, vertical mullions extending from the first-floor lounge to the wooden eaves provide another accent, segmenting the sense of scale and creating a landscape that harmonizes with the nature of the Takasaki Castle Ruins.

3. Abundant Shared Facilities Unique to a Large-Scale Residence

The shared areas of this property will feature a grand lounge as a reception space, a meeting room for gatherings, a party room, and guest rooms. A rooftop terrace will also be developed, offering panoramic views of the Takasaki Castle Ruins and the majestic mountains, including the Jomo Sanzan (three mountains of Jomo).

Grand Lounge (image)

4. Plan Variations to Accommodate Diverse Lifestyles

Floors 2 to 15 will primarily feature 3LDK units ranging from 70 to 80 square meters, with a wide variety of plans available from 50 square meter 1LDK to 100 square meter 4LDK. The upper floors, 16 to 19, will be premium floors with all units exceeding 100 square meters, including plans up to approximately 190 square meters.

3LDK, 81.57m2 Floor plan (Type C) 4LDK, 105.78m2 Floor plan (Type G)

5. Use of "Inuwashi Wood" from Minakami Town, Gunma Prefecture

Some of the materials used in shared areas, such as the grand lounge, will be "Inuwashi Wood" harvested from the "Akaya Forest" in the northern part of Minakami Town, Gunma Prefecture. Inuwashi wood is timber felled for the purpose of conserving the habitat of the Inuwashi (Japanese golden eagle), a critically endangered species, supporting its nesting and hunting environment. The use of this Inuwashi wood aims to contribute to biodiversity conservation, local production for local consumption, and a decarbonized society.

Art Exhibition on Construction Site Hoarding in Collaboration with HERALLABONY

Artworks by artists contracted with HERALLABONY Inc. (hereinafter referred to as "HERALLABONY") are scheduled to be displayed on the hoarding of this property's construction site starting in mid-July. HERALLABONY is a creative company with the mission "Let your uniqueness shine," aiming to create new culture starting from changing perceptions of disability and welfare. Tokyo Tatemono has collaborated with HERALLABONY on numerous occasions, including holding exhibitions at galleries operated by Tokyo Tatemono, displaying art on construction site hoardings, and sponsoring HERALLABONY's international art award "HERALBONY Art Prize" since 2024 for three consecutive years. This exhibition will feature the artwork "The Mystic’s Dreams" by Amanda Angela Soenoko, winner of the corporate award "Tokyo Tatemono | Brillia Award" at "HERALBONY Art Prize 2025 Presented by Tokyo Tatemono | Brillia." This art combines symbolic motifs inspired by "Takasaki, the City of Music" to express a new kind of "richness" as a life that rhythmically plays out time.

Artwork scheduled for hoarding exhibition (image)

Property Overview

Property Name

Brillia Takasaki Miyamotocho ALPHA RESIDENCIA

Location

13-2 Miyamotocho, Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, et al. (lot number)

Access

10-minute walk from Takasaki Station on JR Takasaki Line (Shonan-Shinjuku Line, Ueno-Tokyo Line), Joetsu Line, Ryomo Line, Agatsuma Line, Shinetsu Main Line, Hachiko Line, Hokuriku/Joetsu Shinkansen; 12-minute walk from Takasaki Station on Jomo Electric Railway Jomo Line.

Site Area

3,757.44m2

Structure and Number of Floors

Reinforced concrete, partially steel-framed, 19 stories above ground, 1 basement level

Total Number of Units

218 units (plus 2 commercial units)

Exclusive Area

Approximately 51.00m2 to approximately 194.06m2

Layout

1LDK to 4LDK

Developer

Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd., Anabuki Kousan Co., Ltd.

Design and Supervision

Kikakusha Co., Ltd.

Construction

Daisue Construction - Fuyuki Kogyo Miyamotocho Second District Excellent Building Development Project Construction Special Construction Joint Venture

Completion

Late October 2029 (scheduled)

Handover

Mid-December 2029 (scheduled)

Sales Start

Mid-November 2026 (scheduled)

Official Website

https://takasaki.brillia.com/

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