Roppongi and its surrounding area (including Azabu and Hiroo) constitute one of Tokyo's most international and dynamic districts, renowned for its bustling nightlife, high-end art and cultural facilities, and concentration of foreign embassies. Historically a nightlife hotspot due to its numerous clubs and bars, Roppongi retains this characteristic today, attracting both locals and international visitors. However, the area's landscape has been dramatically transformed by the development of two major complexes: Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown. Roppongi Hills integrates offices, residences, shopping, dining, a hotel (Grand Hyatt Tokyo), a cinema complex, and the renowned Mori Art Museum and Tokyo City View observation deck, epitomizing modern urban living. Tokyo Midtown is known for its design focus and artistic ambiance, housing the Suntory Museum of Art, 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, The Ritz-Carlton hotel, numerous boutiques and restaurants, and connects to Hinokicho Park, offering an urban oasis. The National Art Center, Tokyo is also located here. Nearby areas like Azabu-Juban retain some traditional shopping street charm while also featuring many stylish restaurants and international supermarkets, popular among expatriates. The Hiroo area is similarly known for its international community, trendy cafes, and shops. The Roppongi district blends international cosmopolitan allure, top-tier art experiences, and vibrant entertainment options, making it a representative area to feel Tokyo's global pulse and high-end trends.