Tokyo's Eiffel Tower offers a 360-degree panoramic view of Tokyo, a must-visit attraction in Japan

Tokyo Tower, officially known as Nippon Television Tower, is a red and white tower built as a replica of the Paris Eiffel Tower. It stands at 332.6 meters tall, which is 13 meters taller than the Eiffel Tower. ·One of the symbols of Tokyo, it has appeared countless times in Japanese dramas. The tower has an observation deck that offers a sweeping view of the entire city of Tokyo, and on clear days, Mount Fuji can be seen in the distance. ·Directly beneath the tower is a four-story building called Tokyo Tower FootTown, which not only provides the entrance to the observation deck but also houses the Tokyo Tower Aquarium, the One Piece theme park, and various souvenir shops. ·The tower's illumination changes colors with the seasons, and during festivals like Christmas, it is adorned with special lighting decorations. Most people visit Tokyo Tower to take the perfect photo of cherry blossoms and Tokyo Tower at Shiba Park below, but few succeed. The cherry blossom season is also just a brief half-month, and without proper lighting, the park is pitch-dark, making it impossible to see anything, let alone Tokyo Tower framed by cherry blossoms. It's important to remind everyone that all malls, parks, and other businesses, except for izakayas and bars, close at 8 PM, so be sure to keep track of time when visiting. Practical tips: The best spot to view Tokyo Tower is from Roppongi Hills. Roppongi Hills is a famous shopping and tourist center in Tokyo, and it has become a must-visit complex for tourists in Tokyo. You can get there directly by taking the Hibiya Line to Roppongi Station. However, the tickets for the observatory at Roppongi Hills to view the night scenery are too expensive, so we decided to give it up. You can also see Tokyo Tower from a passageway in Roppongi Hills, where many people take photos. The moon next to Tokyo Tower makes for a particularly beautiful sight.