Also known as:

Nishi-Shinjuku City Tower

6-8-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Japan
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One of Shinjuku's more visible skyscrapers saves its design excitement for the top. The main shaft of the building is the reflective glass curtain wall and corner cut-outs you'd expect from a modern office building. The visually interesting part is the top where several floors are capped with a roof that slopes back from the edges of the building. From above it looks something like a folded piece of paper. Protruding from the seam is a round column supporting a helipad.

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