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Tokyo Skytree

Tokyo Skytree is the tallest building in Japan. Standing at 634 metres, it is a broadcasting tower, observation deck, and tourist attraction. Climbing the tower allows for a panoramic view of Tokyo from a high altitude, as well as dining in restaurants and cafes within the tower.

Operating Hours: 09:00/10:00-22:00 (Latest entry time: 21:00) Address: 1 Chome-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0045, Japan

Tokyo Skytree Reviews

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    kamaridali

    There are photo opportunities to take photos on a glass floor! They have a souvenir coin machine that you can get engraved for free later and two separate gift shops to explore. It's totally worth the visit.

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    Cody Au Yong

    This place was lovely to visits. There is plenty of space at the top for everyone. Great views. There is also an option to have a free professional photo taken.

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    gitarewan

    You will start out on the medium floor, and if you buy the higher floor tickets, there is another elevator to take you to the compete top. Beautiful views, we went at night to see all the lights of the city. Im sure it's just as beautiful to see it in the daytime as well.

Tokyo Skytree Ticket Prices, Express Pass & Promotions

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    Skytree Tembo Observation Deck Ticket for 1 Adult

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Tokyo Skytree Tickets

Standing at 634 metres, Tokyo Skytree is the tallest building in Japan and offers panoramic views of the Tokyo city. It is not just an architectural marvel but a landmark of Japan. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveller, Tokyo Skytree will be your must-see attraction in Tokyo. Check out this comprehensive guide to Tokyo Skytree and plan your journey smoothly!

Tokyo Skytree opening hours

Tokyo Skytree is generally open daily from 09:00/10:00 to 22:00 (Latest entry time: 21:00).

The entrance time of the Tokyo Skytree is divided into sessions. Please select the session when purchasing the ticket. It's always a good idea to check the official website and the weather before planning your visit.

How to go to Tokyo Skytree?

How to go to Tokyo Skytree

Source: Tokyo Skytree official

The address of Tokyo Skytree is 1 Chome-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0045, Japan. Getting to Tokyo Skytree is convenient, you can go there:

By train

  1. The most direct route is to take the Tobu Skytree Line to Tokyo Skytree Station, which is located right next to the tower.
  2. Another way is to take the Hanzomon Line, Toei Asakusa Line, or Keisei Line to Oshiage Station, then have a short walk to the Tokyo Skytree.

By bus

Local buses and express buses from major areas like Shibuya, Tokyo Station, and Ueno have stops near Tokyo Skytree.

  1. You can take the direct Skytree Shuttle from Tokyo Station. The bus ride takes around 30-40 minutes, and the fare is about S$5.
  2. The Taito City Loop Bus (Megurin) stops near Tokyo Skytree. The fare is about S$0.90 and takes about 15-20 minutes.

By taxi

A taxi ride from popular districts like Shibuya, Shinjuku, or Tokyo Station typically costs between S$20 and S$30, depending on traffic.

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Best time to go to Tokyo Skytree

Best time to go to Tokyo Skytree

The best time to visit Tokyo Skytree depends on both the time of day and the season. Discover the best time of day to visit Tokyo Skytree and maximise your visit to soak in the views:

By Time of Day

Highlights

Morning (9:00 AM - 11:00 AM)

- Avoid crowds- Clear, unobstructed views

Evening (5:00 PM - 7:00 PM)

- Stunning sunset- City transition from day to night

Night (7:00 PM - 9:00 PM)

- Dazzling view of Tokyo’s skyline

Plan your trip around the season to experience Tokyo Skytree at its most captivating. Here are the most recommended seasons.

By Season

Highlights

Spring (March to May)

- Cherry blossom season- Clear skies and blooming sakura

Autumn (September to November)

- Mild temperatures- The fall foliage

For the best overall experience, consider visiting in the late afternoon during spring or autumn. This allows you to enjoy both the daylight views and the transition into the evening lights, with pleasant weather conditions.

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What to eat at Tokyo Skytree?

At Tokyo Skytree, you’ll find 1 restaurant and 2 cafes that cater to all tastes, where you can enjoy the view with a drink, dessert, light snack, or meal.

Sky Restaurant 634 (Musashi)

What to eat at Tokyo Skytree?

Source: Tokyo Skytree official

Located on the Tembo Deck, Sky Restaurant 634 offers Japanese and French cuisine with spectacular panoramic city views of Tokyo. You will be surrounded by a magnificent view 345 m up in the sky. On a fine day, you can see Mt.Fuji in a distant view.

Sky Restaurant 634 (Musashi)

Location

Tembo Deck Floor 345

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday12:00pm～4:00pm [LO 2:00pm]5:30pm～10:00pm [LO 7:30pm]Weekends and public holidays11:30am～4:00pm [LO 2:00pm]5:30pm～10:00pm [LO 7:30pm]

Food & Drinks

- Premium Wagyu beef, fresh seafood, and carefully selected vegetables- A curated selection of fine wines

SKYTREE CAFE 340

What to eat at Tokyo Skytree?

Source: Tokyo Skytree official

SKYTREE CAFE 340 is a casual café, where you can take a break and enjoy light snacks and beverages while admiring panoramic views of Tokyo from high above the city.

SKYTREE CAFE 340

Location

Tembo Deck Floor 340

Opening Hours

Monday to Saturday10:00am～9:45pm [LO 9:15pm]Sunday and holidays9:00am～9:45pm [LO 9:15pm]

Food & Drinks

- Light refreshments such as coffee, tea, soft drinks, and seasonal beverages- Snacks such as sandwiches, pastries, and special-themed desserts

SKYTREE CAFE 350

What to eat at Tokyo Skytree?

Source: Tokyo Skytree official

SKYTREE CAFE 350 is another casual spot. If you want to take a quick break, it is one of the highest points in Tokyo. On clear days, this cafe features a panoramic view of the Kanto Plain.

SKYTREE CAFE 350

Location

Tembo Deck Floor 350

Opening Hours

Monday to Saturday10:00am～9:45pm [LO 9:15pm]Sunday and holidays9:00am～9:45pm [LO 9:15pm]

Food & Drinks

- Drinks including coffee, tea, and seasonal specialties- Snacks and light bites, such as cookies and small cakes

Tokyo Solamachi

Except for the restaurant and cafes in the Tokyo Skytree, you can also choose to eat at Tokyo Solamachi. It features over 300 shops, including boutiques, souvenir stores, and restaurants.

At the base of the Skytree, Tokyo Solamachi offers a diverse food court with everything from Japanese staples like sushi, tempura, and ramen. If you’re a ramen fan, don’t miss the chance to try different styles of ramen. There are also mochi, dorayaki, and matcha-flavoured treats.

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Things to do at Tokyo Skytree

Things to do at Tokyo Skytree

Experience panoramic views

Experience panoramic views of Tokyo from the Tembo Deck and Tembo Galleria. You can view the city from large windows that provide 360-degree views. There is also a thrilling experience with its spiralling glass corridor that gives you the sensation of floating.

Buy beautiful mementoes

There are shops on 1F, 5F, and Floor 345, offering a wide selection of fine goods. Here, you can shop for unique souvenirs, fashion, and beautiful mementoes.

Explore the Tokyo Solamachi

Located within Tokyo Solamachi, the Sumida Aquarium and the Postal Museum Japan are both worth visiting. The aquarium offers a variety of marine life, and the museum features exhibits on the history of postal services in Japan, along with stamps from around the world.

Take memorial photos

For a thrilling photo opportunity, stand on the glass floor at the Tembo Deck. Floor 350, 340, and 445 all provide a unique perspective with the background of superb scenery.

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Tokyo Skytree map

To help you navigate Tokyo Skytree, the Tokyo Skytree map highlights the observation decks, dining, shopping, and other facilities. With this map, you can easily plan your route, locate must-visit attractions like the Tembo Deck and Tembo Galleria, and find the amenities you need.

Tokyo Skytree map

Source: Tokyo Skytree official

Tokyo Skytree attractions

Tokyo Skytree attractions

In addition to climbing the tower for sightseeing, there is also a comprehensive leisure and entertainment area (Skytree Town) under the Clear Sky Tower, where Sumida Aquarium is.

Tembo Deck (350m)

The Tembo Deck is one of the main attractions at Tokyo Skytree. It offers panoramic views of Tokyo from 350 metres. With its expansive windows, you can enjoy stunning vistas of the city, including Tokyo Tower and even Mount Fuji on clear days.

Tembo Galleria (450m)

The Tembo Galleria, also known as the "world’s highest skywalk," is located 450 metres. It features a glass-walled corridor that spirals upwards. You will have a sense of walking in the sky here.

Tokyo Skytree Sumida Aquarium

Sumida Aquarium

Situated within the Tokyo Solamachi at the base of Tokyo Skytree, the Sumida Aquarium has a variety of marine life, including penguins, jellyfish, and tropical fish.

Postal Museum Japan

Also located in Tokyo Solamachi, the Postal Museum Japan offers a fascinating look at the history of postal services in Japan and features stamps from around the world.

Konica Minolta Planetarium "TENKU"

The Konica Minolta Planetarium "TENKU" offers a state-of-the-art planetarium experience. You can enjoy a variety of shows, each offering a unique perspective on the cosmos. Some shows may focus on the current night sky over Tokyo, some might explore distant galaxies or tell stories inspired by mythology and science fiction.

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Other attractions in Tokyo

Other attractions in Tokyo

Tokyo Skytree is just one of the many attractions that make Tokyo an unforgettable destination. Tokyo offers traditional and modern attractions that suit every visitor.

Here’s a quick reference to other top attractions in Tokyo:

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FAQ about Tokyo Skytree tickets

  • Can I buy Tokyo Skytree tickets on the day of my visit?

    Yes, tickets are available on-site, but it’s recommended to buy them online in advance to avoid long queues and secure your spot.

  • What time should I arrive for my visit to Tokyo Skytree?

    It’s better to arrive at least 15 minutes before your selected session to avoid missing your slot.

  • Is there a limit on how long I can stay at Tokyo Skytree?

    Once inside, you can stay as long as you like before closing time on the day. Please note that the typical closing time of the observation deck is 10:00 PM.
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