The Surpass Tokushima-cho: A Premium Residence Overlooking the Castle's Forest
The Surpass Tokushima-cho is a premium new condominium development rising in the heart of Tokushima City, offering a sophisticated lifestyle amidst historical greenery. The property is situated on the edge of the lush Tokushima Central Park, which spreads across the former grounds of Tokushima Castle, providing residents with serene views and a profound connection to the area's heritage. The architectural design thoughtfully integrates with this environment, featuring a dark grey base tone that harmonizes with the historic castle ruins and park, accented by distinctive white linework that conveys a sense of modernity and style.
Inside, the development prioritizes elegance and comfort. The entrance hall features a stunning two-story atrium, filled with natural light and views of greenery, creating a grand yet welcoming first impression. A refined waiting lounge is located beyond the hall, offering an elegant space for moments of pause. The overall layout employs a clear separation of pedestrian and vehicle traffic, ensuring both safety and a beautiful, seamless sequence from the street to one's home.
Critical property details from the agent notes include comprehensive parking information. The building offers a total of 45 parking spaces (1 indoor flat-parking space and 44 tower parking spaces), with 24 currently available. The available spaces consist of 1 indoor flat-parking space and tower parking spaces (12 middle-high roof, 9 high roof, and 2 flat palette spaces). Monthly parking fees range from 10,000 to 30,000 yen. An additional monthly fee of 2,500 yen applies for using the charging equipment in EV spaces. Balcony sizes range from 11.40㎡ to 27.64㎡. The building confirmation numbers are No. ERI-24019152 (August 8, 2024) and No. ERI-25029971 (October 9, 2025) for a planned change. The development is also a member of the (Public Interest Incorporated Association) Capital Region Real Estate Fair Trade Council.
The area is rich in culture and natural beauty. A fascinating local fact is that Tokushima is famous as the birthplace of the Awa Odori, one of Japan's most renowned traditional dance festivals held every August, attracting over a million visitors. The closest major landmark is the historic Tokushima Castle Ruins, a stone's throw away, which now forms the beautiful Tokushima Central Park—a perfect spot for strolls and enjoying seasonal foliage.
