Midland Square

Midland Square, also known as the Toyota-Mainichi Building, is a skyscraper in the Meieki district of Nakamura-ku, Nagoya. Opened in 2007, this 46-story tower has become one of Nagoya’s most iconic landmarks, best known for its outdoor observation deck, which holds the title of the highest open-air observation deck in Japan.

Midland Square

As its name suggests, Midland Square houses one of the head offices of Toyota Motor Corporation. Given Toyota’s deep roots in Nagoya, the building features a large Toyota showroom, where visitors can view the latest Toyota vehicles and technologies. This showroom is just one of many Toyota-related attractions across the city, reflecting Nagoya’s status as Toyota’s hometown.

Located directly across from JR Central Towers, which form the world’s largest train station complex by floor area, Midland Square is a central hub for business, shopping, and entertainment. The building boasts a luxury shopping centre, featuring high-end boutiques and designer brands, as well as a cinema complex offering both Japanese and international films.

Access to the Midland Square Sky Promenade, the open-air observation deck, is via a double-deck elevator, which ascends 46 floors in approximately 40 seconds. From the top, visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Nagoya, stretching as far as the Japanese Alps and Ise Bay on clear days. At night, the illuminated cityscape creates a stunning backdrop, making the Sky Promenade one of the best places in Nagoya for night views.

Official sites

http://www.toyota.co.jp/showroom_midlandsquare/
https://www.midland-square.com/english/