Press Release
Completed 102 Elevators and Escalators for Shibuya Sakura Stage ~Highly Original Elevators Create Unique Mobility Experience~Fujitec Co., Ltd. (Hikone, Shiga Prefecture; Masayoshi Harada, President and CEO) delivered a total of 102 elevators and escalators to Shibuya Sakura Stage. Shibuya Sakura Stage is a large-scale complex facility in Shibuya, Tokyo, that opened on July 25, 2024. This project is the second project for the Fujitec Group consisting of over 100 units in Japan.
Fujitec delivered original, custom-designed elevators and escalators that are distinctive to this cultural facility, creating unique and exciting moving spaces. The escalators are located in the Urban Core, a six-story atrium with a vertical axis conduit that stands out in the valley shape of Shibuya, contributing to vertical movement.
1. Installed a total of 102 elevators and escalators in a large-scale redevelopment project in Shibuya
Shibuya Sakura Stage is a large-scale complex that represents the final stage of the so-called “once in a century” Shibuya Station area redevelopment. Fujitec completed 102 elevators and escalators for the three buildings of Shibuya Sakura Stage. This project is the second project for the Fujitec Group consisting of over 100 units in Japan.
Breakdown of Completed Units
Elevators | Escalators | Total | |
SHIBUYA Tower | 19 | 39 | 58 |
Central Building | 9 | 8 | 17 |
SAKURA Tower | 20 | 7 | 27 |
Total Units Installed | 48 | 54 | 102 |
2. Original and custom-designed elevators and escalators
The delivered office elevators feature mirror ceilings that project an endless reflection of lights. The escalators feature skirt guard LED lighting for the office entrance art installation.
3. Urban Core vertical axis conduit to support mobility
Shibuya topography has a distinct difference in elevation. To overcome this difference, the building features the Urban Core, a six-story vertical atrium built between the second basement floor and the fourth floor above ground. Fujitec delivered our 10 escalators to the Urban Core. This atrium functions as a pedestrian network that enhances vertical movement and circulation to and from other areas.