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Shioya, located atop a low hill on a 240,000 m2 plot owned by Shioya Tochi, is a scenic estate of large homes surrounded by rich greenery. At the entrance to Shioya sits a stone lion, the symbol of the estate, and within the grounds there are many trees including cherry, oak and maple which mark Japan's four seasons with their vividly changing colors.

Once the site of the National City Bank company housing, created by the Vories Architectural Office, has now been transformed into a new residential space in the Spanish style. The lush garden, which changes its appearance with the seasons, featuring maple, cherry, and metasequoia trees, inherits the legacy of Vories Architecture.

2 minutes walk to Hankyu Mikage station. There are only a few units on one floor, giving a sense of privacy. There is also excellent security.

Symbolic 47-story tower in front of Hanshin Mikage Station. Penthouse on the top floor.