The main observation deck offers sweeping, 360° views of Tokyo. It features large glass panels, digital signage, a souvenir shop, and SKYTREE CAFE for quick bites with a view.
The Tokyo Skytree, soaring majestically over Tokyo's skyline, is an engineering marvel. With its futuristic design, Tokyo Skytree symbolizes a fusion of traditional Japanese aesthetics and cutting-edge technol...
Also Known As
Skytree
Founded On
2012
Founded By
Tadao Ando
ADDRESS
1-chōme-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0045, Japan
RECOMMENDED DURATION
2 hours
Timings
09:00–22:00
VISITORS PER YEAR
30000000
TICKETS
From $14.37
NUMBER OF ENTRANCES
2
EXPECTED WAIT TIME - STANDARD
30-60 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)
The Tokyo Skytree's height of 634 meters is a deliberate choice, as '634' can be pronounced as 'Mu-sa-shi' in Japanese, a nod to the historic name of the region where the tower stands.
Inside the Tokyo Skytree, there's a unique glass floor section on the Tembo Deck, allowing visitors to look straight down to the base of the tower, providing a thrilling perspective of its towering height.
Tokyo Skytree features a seismic proofing design, incorporating a central shaft made of reinforced concrete that acts like a giant pendulum, ensuring stability during earthquakes, a vital feature in earthquake-prone Japan.
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At 350m and 450m, the Tembo Deck and Galleria offer unmatched views of the Tokyo skyline. On clear days, you can even see Mt. Fuji.
Feel the height through the glass flooring at Tembo Deck or walk the sky-high sloping tunnel at Tembo Galleria for a thrilling perspective.
Visit in the late afternoon to catch the city transform. Watch the sunset, then stay as Tokyo lights up below you.
Explore Tokyo Solamachi at the base, which is home to 300+ shops, restaurants, Sumida Aquarium, and Planetarium TENKU.
Enjoy coffee at SKYTREE CAFE or book a fine dining experience at Sky Restaurant 634, both offering skyline views.
Whether you're traveling solo or with family, the Tokyo Skytree offers a moment of awe that lingers well after your visit.
See Tokyo from 350m above ground with floor-to-ceiling glass offering sweeping city views in every direction.
Tokyo Skytree was designed by the Japanese architectural firm Nikken Sekkei and constructed by Obayashi Corporation. Completed in 2012, the tower blends cutting-edge engineering with traditional Japanese aesthetics, including a pagoda-inspired central column for earthquake resistance. It remains the tallest structure in Japan.
Tokyo Skytree is Japan’s tallest structure and a major broadcasting, observation, and tourism tower located in Sumida, Tokyo. It stands at 634m and is the centerpiece of the Tokyo Skytree Town complex.
Tokyo Skytree is 634m (2,080 feet) tall, making it the tallest tower in Japan and the third tallest structure in the world.
The tower opened to the public on May 22, 2012.
The two main attractions are the Tembo Deck (at 350m) and the Tembo Galleria (at 450m), both offering panoramic views of Tokyo and beyond.
On clear days, you can see landmarks like Mount Fuji, the Imperial Palace, the Sumida River, and the Tokyo Tower.
The observation decks are typically open from 10am to 10pm on weekdays, with last admission at 9pm. On weekends and public holidays, Tokyo Skytree opens early at 9am.
There is no set time limit, but during busy periods, staff may ask visitors to limit their stay.
No, tickets are valid for one entry only; re-entry is not permitted.
Yes, the Tembo Deck has cafes and the Sky Restaurant 634, which offers French-Japanese cuisine with spectacular views.
Tokyo Solamachi is a large shopping and entertainment complex at the base of Skytree, featuring over 300 shops, restaurants, an aquarium, and a planetarium.
Yes, the tower and observation decks are wheelchair-accessible, and wheelchairs are available for rent.
Pets are not permitted, but service dogs are allowed.
Ticket prices vary by age and deck. For adults, Tembo Deck tickets start at ¥2,100, with an additional fee for the Tembo Galleria.
Tokyo Skytree is accessible via Tokyo Skytree Station and Oshiage Station, both located nearby.
