Architectural top vs honest height
Abeno Harukas is marketed at 300m. The highest floor a person can stand on - the highest occupied floor - is at 288m. The gap between those two numbers is 12.0m of structure that no occupant reaches.
That gap is the vanity height. As a percentage of architectural top, it is the Vanity Ratio: 4%.
In the Honest 100,Abeno Harukas ranks # by occupied height.
Observation decks
Observation Deck
Floor · Outdoor
288m
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Vanity context
A Vanity Ratio of 4% places Abeno Harukas in the near-zero vanity category. Almost all of its architectural height is occupiable - a rare outcome in tall building design.
Comparable buildings
Similar Vanity Ratio
In context
Sources and methodology
Height data sourced from Wikipedia (CC-BY-SA). Vanity Ratio calculated as (Architectural Top - Highest Occupied Floor) / Architectural Top. See the full methodology.
Per-field source notes
- architectural_top_m
- Wikipedia - Abeno Harukas, 300.0m
- highest_occupied_floor_m
- Official Abeno Harukas facility guide: elevator to 60th floor observatory at 288m; Harukas 300 observation deck confirmed at 288m
- note
- Japan's tallest building; mixed-use (department store, office, hotel, museum, observatory)