ライオンズマンション
Lions Mansions can be seen throughout Japan and are up-market rental apartment blocks. The first Lions Mansion condominium was built in Akasaka in Tokyo in 1968. The brand is owned by the massive Daikyo Corporation, which has over 6,000 buildings throughout Japan.
Lions Mansions are built in faux red brick and have a statue of a lion outside the block.
Lions Mansions
Tel: 0120 117 406
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