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Sunshine 60 is a landmark building in Ikebukuro, the largest business hub in northern Tokyo. This office building, which forms the core of Ikebukuro Sunshine City, one of the largest complexes in the Kanto region, has convenient transportation access, and is directly connected to Higashi-Ikebukuro Station via an underground passage, as well as being close to the Higashi-Ikebukuro ramp of the Shuto Expressway. . A variety of commercial and recreational facilities such as a shopping mall, restaurant area, cultural center, aquarium, planetarium, theater, museum, observation deck, and hotel surround the 50 office floors, making work and life a breeze at this base. offers unparalleled convenience.Sunshine 60 is a super high-rise office building with a height of 240 meters and 60 floors, and was the highest office building in Japan until 1991. The elevator that runs directly to the observatory has a speed of 60 meters per second. Even after all these years, it is still known as one of the fastest elevators in the world. In addition, its earthquake resistance far exceeded the standards of the time, and it is highly regarded as a building that has left its name in the history of Japanese architecture.