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VIBROA is a real estate developer dedicated to crafting residences in collaboration with the world’s most distinguished brands. Working alongside globally renowned brands and experts from a spectrum of disciplines, the company transcends the traditional boundaries of real estate.
In 2025, VIBROA was appointed as Aston Martin's exclusive real estate partner for projects in Japan. With a deep respect for Japanese aesthetics and enriched by global innovation, spaces are crafted that resonate with cultural dept and contemporary elegance.
In 2025, VIBROA was appointed as Aston Martin's exclusive real estate partner for projects in Japan. With a deep respect for Japanese aesthetics and enriched by global innovation, spaces are crafted that resonate with cultural dept and contemporary elegance.
Nº 001 Minami Aoyama, is the very first luxury home in Asia to be designed by Aston Martin. The collaboration between the ultra-luxury British performance brand and Japanese concierge leader VIBROA commenced with the design and construction of this stunning private residence in the highly desirable Omotesando area of Minami Aoyama, renowned as one of Tokyo’s foremost architectural and style centres. Nº001 Minami Aoyama is an exquisite address at the crossroads of tradition and innovation.
The design of N°001 Minami Aoyama was tailored to the unique site in Tokyo's Minami Aoyama district. To maximise the available space, VIBROA excavated a substantial basement area to take advantage of the sloping site. This has allowed for the creation of a gym and wine cellar, along with dedicated space for a golf simulator system and a private spa, in addition to the three en-suite bedrooms.
The private residence is a true showcase for bespoke craft, high-end technology and a unifying design language that parallels the truth to materials, perfect proportions and effortless beauty of Aston Martin's range of luxury sports cars.
The project also carries strong symbolism of Aston Martin's ongoing expansion in Japan and the broader Asian market. The four-storey home, complete with roof terrace and stunning views of Tokyo, was launched in June 2025 and sold to a private buyer.
