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Tokyo Skytree
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Tokyo Skytree
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Tokyo Skytree
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Children between the age 6 to 11 pay up to 50% less than a adult ticket. Youth between age 12 to 17 also enjoy reduced pricing.
If you're planning a visit to one of the most interesting observation decks in Asia, read on to know more about Tokyo Skytree.
The Tembo Deck is one of the main observation decks at Tokyo Skytree, located 350 meters above the ground. From here, visitors can enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of Tokyo and the surrounding area, as well as experience unique attractions such as the "skywalk" where visitors can walk on a glass floor panel while looking down on the city below.
Tokyo Skytree Observation DeckThe Tembo Galleria is an additional observation deck at Tokyo Skytree, located at the very top of the tower, 450 meters above the ground. The Galleria is accessed via a special elevator that takes visitors on a unique, spiral-shaped ascent to the top of the tower. From here, visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views of Tokyo and the surrounding area, as well as learn about the history and construction of the tower through interactive exhibits.
The Sumida Aquarium offers a unique aquatic experience in the heart of Tokyo. Home to over 10,000 marine creatures, it's renowned for its stunning indoor ocean tank and the largest open indoor penguin enclosure in Japan. The aquarium's innovative design allows visitors to observe the animals from various angles, creating an immersive experience. Its commitment to conservation and education, coupled with its location in the iconic Tokyo Skytree, makes Sumida Aquarium a must-visit for both locals and tourists alike.
Sumida AquariumVisit 634 Musashi Sky Restaurant if you wish to tantalize your taste buds with mouth-watering Edo and contemporary French food. Dig into your favorite dishes while you enjoy the breathtaking views of Tokyo from atop the Tokyo Skytree.
Tokyo Skytree RestaurantsAddress: 1 Chome-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0045, Japan | Find on Map
How to get there:
By Metro:
By Bus: Toei Bus lines 20 and 23. These buses run from Ueno Station and Asakusa Station respectively, and take around 10 - 15 minutes.
By Car:
There are two main entrances to Tokyo Skytree:
The East Entrance: This is the main entrance and is located on the side of the tower facing Tokyo. It is the entrance used by most visitors and provides direct access to the Tokyo Skytree Town shopping and dining complex.
The South Entrance: This entrance is located on the side of the tower facing the Sumida River and provides access to the Sumida Aquarium and other attractions located within the Tokyo Solamachi complex.
Skytree Cafe: Grab a snack, or traditional Japanese sweets or enjoy a refreshing drink at the Skytree Cafe
634 Musashi Sky Restaurant: Traditional and modern Japanese cuisine, contemporary French cuisine can be enjoyed at 634 Musashi Sky Restaurant.
Fukuro no Mise: Fukuro no Mise is a unique dining experience featuring owl-themed decor and dishes. The restaurant offers a range of Japanese cuisine and has a bar area with live music.
Sometaro Okonomiyaki: A restaurant specializing in okonomiyaki, a savory pancake filled with a variety of ingredients. Sometaro Okonomiyaki is located in the Asakusa neighborhood and has a cozy, traditional interior.
Tokyo Skytree RestaurantsHere are some attractions located near Tokyo Skytree:
Tokyo Skytree is primarily an observatory deck and a broadcasting tower located in Tokyo’s Sumida neighborhood.
Yes, visiting Tokyo Skytree is definitely worth it. Tokyo Skytree, Japan's tallest tower, offers stunning views of the city skyline and surrounding areas. From the observation deck, visitors can see as far as Mount Fuji on a clear day. Additionally, a variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options are also available.
Yes, you can buy Tokyo Skytree tickets online here.
Both the general entry ticket and a combo ticket have discounts that are currently available. The general entry ticket has a discount of up to 21% while this combo ticket has a discount of up to 17%. You can also find reduced ticket prices for children and students for all ticket types.
You can get Tokyo Skytree tickets physically at the counter but this could mean long wait times as there are often long queues at the counters. Additionally, you can also choose to purchase your Tokyo Skytree tickets online here. Online tickets have the added benefit of giving you instant access and there are many discounts and cashback offers available as well.
The entrance fee for the Tokyo Skytree depends on which areas you wish to access. The entrance fee for Tembo Deck is ¥1800 and ¥2700 for entering Tembo Deck and Tembo Galleria. You can purchase the tickets here.
Currently there are no skip-the-line tickets available for Tokyo Skytree.
The best time to visit Tokyo Skytree is during the late afternoon or early evening hours, as you can enjoy the stunning views of the city during both daylight and nighttime. Additionally, visiting on a weekday can help you avoid the crowds that tend to flock to the tower during the weekends and holidays.
You can get to Tokyo Skytree by train, metro, car, and by taxi.
The Tokyo Skytree opening hours are from 10 AM to 9 PM every day.
The different facilities available in Tokyo Skytree include a cafe, restaurant, first-aid room, storage facility, washrooms, tourist information counters, photo service, souvenir shops, and landmark maps.
Yes, Tokyo Skytree is wheelchair accessible.
Yes, photography is allowed in Tokyo Skytree. Visitors are allowed to take photos and videos of the stunning views from the observation decks. However, tripods and selfie sticks are not allowed for safety reasons.