Tokyo after sunset is particularly suitable for photographing the Tokyo Tower

If you want to see the panoramic night view of Tokyo, the Shibuya Sky observation deck is crowded with people, and it's also hard to book during sunset. Consider these two places! They are not crowded and great for photos! 🌟Roppongi Hills Observation Deck ① An observation deck close to the Tokyo Tower, many people instinctively avoid the ugly building on the left side of the frame (it really looks like a mini version of Shanghai's White Magnolia Plaza) ② The observation deck has two levels; the 52nd floor is indoors, where you can enjoy almost a 360-degree view of Tokyo, but be mindful of the glass reflection when taking photos ③ Tickets: 2200 yen for adults, which can be purchased at the entrance on the 3rd floor, or booked on Ctrip. An additional ticket for the rooftop observation deck is required on the 52nd floor, which costs 500 yen ④ The rooftop observation deck does not allow bags, tripods, etc. There is a storage area at the entrance to the 52nd floor, where you can store items for 100 yen (which will be refunded when retrieving your bag) ⑤ On clear days, you can see Mount Fuji🗻. ⚠️Reminder: Don't rush directly into the building to get to the observation deck, go to the entrance on the left side of the building and take the elevator to the 3rd floor 🕙Hours: Open from 10:00 to 22:00, and entry stops at 19:30 🌟Ebisu Garden Place Observation Deck ❶ Free!!! Less crowded!!! ❷ The 38th floor observation deck is indoors, but the indoor lighting is not very bright, which greatly reduces the reflection of the glass ❸ The observation deck offers free photography; scan the QR code and follow the instructions to take three free photos, so no worries if you're alone and have no one to take pictures. However, the prompt music during photography is quite loud, which can be a bit embarrassing for those with social anxiety. ❹ From this angle at Ebisu Garden Place, you can avoid the ugly building next to the Tokyo Tower, but it's a bit far from the Tokyo Tower, so you need a telephoto lens to take a good photo. It's tough with a smartphone ⚠️Reminder: After coming out of JR Ebisu Station, enter the building from the right side door and take the elevator directly to the 38th floor