Harumi Island Triton Square View Tower is a tower condominium complex
that was formerly sold by the Housing and Urban Development Corporation and completed in February 1998, and is a local landmark.
Building 1 is 50 stories and easily recognizable from afar, with its stately entrance catching the eye.
Building 2 is 5 stories and is located to the east of Building 1.
The road in front is lined with trees and is paved with interlocking concrete,
and the grey stone-clad exterior walls make up a part of the orderly streetscape.
The floor plans for the Harumi Island Triton Square View Tower at the time of sale will range from 1DK to 3LDK,
with the majority of units ranging in size from mid-34m² to mid-90m², making it suitable for a wide range of residents.
Triton Square, which is a three-minute walk away, has a row of 60 shops, including a supermarket, making it convenient to live in.
The public elementary school is a two-minute walk away, the public junior high school is a one-minute walk away,
and Shintsukijima Park is a three-minute walk away, making it an ideal area for raising children.
The management is outsourced and managed during the day, and large-scale repairs were carried out between 2009 and 2010.
Auto-locks and 24-hour security are in place to ensure the safety of the residence.
The nearest station to Harumi Island Triton Square View Tower is Tsukishima Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line,
and it is a 12-minute walk from the station.