Tokyo Skytree

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Tourist Information of This Area

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Famous tower as a landmark in Tokyo

Completed in 2012, this 634-meter-tall radio tower has an observation deck inside, and various shops, restaurants, an aquarium, and a planetarium are also located in the surrounding area, so you can enjoy shopping and sightseeing.

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

Overlooking Tokyo from a Height of 450m

Tokyo Skytree is a place where you can overlook Tokyo from the highest point. The view of Tokyo from a height of 450m is vastly different from the usual scenery and never gets boring no matter how long you look at it. Another charm of Tokyo Skytree is that you can enjoy the changing appearance of Tokyo at a leisurely pace depending on the time of day. The view from Tokyo Skytree can be captured beautifully in photos, but it's recommended to take time-lapse shots of the changing cityscape illuminated by the sunset and the unceasing lights of the city at night.

Point 2

Soramachi: A Place with a Wide Variety of Souvenirs

Soramachi, located at the base of Tokyo Skytree, is a very enjoyable shopping area. It has various shops selling unique Japanese souvenirs, gourmet food, popular character goods, and more, making it the perfect place for both sightseeing and shopping. Soramachi has different themes in different areas, but the "Soramachi Shotengai" (shopping street) is especially recommended for tourists. It has 35 shops in a row, each with a nostalgic atmosphere. It's a shopping street that even foreign tourists can enjoy.

Point 3

Priority Admission Tickets for Foreign Tourists

In February 2015, the "Fast Skytree Ticket" service was launched to improve the convenience of foreign tourists. This ticket allows foreign visitors with limited stay time to enjoy Tokyo Skytree with shorter waiting times. The ticket is available not only for foreign tourists but also for Japanese visitors accompanying them.

Point 4

Tokyo Skytree's Famous "Glass Floor"

One of the thrilling spots at Tokyo Skytree is the famous "Glass Floor." It's located near the photo service corner on the observation deck. At your feet, you can see the steel frame of the Skytree and the small buildings that look like toys, providing an experience that will make your heart race. There's also a photo corner where you can take memorable pictures with an impressive backdrop.

Point 5

Different Light-Ups Depending on the Season

Tokyo Skytree is a tourist spot that can be enjoyed not only from the inside, but also from the outside. While you can enjoy various colors on a daily basis, you can't miss the colors for special events. For example, on New Year's Eve, there is a red and white light-up inspired by the Japanese flag, and on Valentine's Day, there is a colorful light-up inspired by chocolate. It's also a great idea to go see the special light-up at Tokyo Skytree with friends, family, or someone special!

Fee

Fees for Viewing Tokyo from the Tallest Point

Tokyo Skytree has two observation spaces at heights of 350m and 450m, respectively, each requiring a separate ticket. The Tembo Deck, located at a height of 350m, costs 2,100 yen on weekdays and 2,300 yen on weekends and holidays, while the Tembo Gallery, located at a height of 450m, costs 3,100 yen on weekdays and 3,400 yen on weekends and holidays for a set ticket with the Tembo Deck. However, there is a trick to buying these tickets at a cheaper price! That is to purchase the tickets online in advance. By doing so, you can purchase Tembo Deck tickets for 300 yen and set tickets for 400 yen cheaper than the regular price.

Basic Information

	Address	1-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 131-0045
	Business Hours	Open hours: Monday: 10:00-21:00, Tuesday: 10:00-21:00, Wednesday: 10:00-21:00, Thursday: 10:00-21:00, Friday: 10:00-21:00, Saturday: 10:00-21:00, Sunday: 10:00-21:00
	TEL	0570-550-634
	Web Site	http://www.tokyo-skytree.jp/