Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Room Review

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation offers nor just free entrance but also a souvenir shop that sells unique souvenir for travelers to bring home. I love the commemorative coin machine that you can engrave your name and date of your visit for free. the coin can also be a key chain or a necklace. the Observation deck room comes with a coffee shop as well so you can conveniently rest while viewing pme of Japan's tallest building. the place is also conveniently located across our hotel which is Keio Plaza Hotel. very convenient to locate

Its awesome! Whats more it is frree. You can catch the view and also see mount fuji if it decides to show up. Definitely worth going up since it is free. Is also easy to get there! Theres a souvenior shop upstair where you can buy some cute japan souvenior, definitely recommend it!

Free, no need to make an appointment, downstairs is the subway station, but the night view is not as good as Shanghai. There is a very beautiful grand piano, you can play at 10 ～ 12, 14 ～ 16 o'clock every day, each person can only play for five minutes, the piano children can prepare before coming, we missed the time, it must be good. The overall price is very high.

It's the most wonderful place. I went in the dark and only took pictures of the Golden Hour under the Cathedral. It was a pity that I didn't come to see the pictures on the building during the day. But at night gives another good feeling I don't regret it. Very cool, free of charge.

Because it was near the hotel where I stayed, I found it when I visited Shinjuku Central Park in the morning. It's almost unbelievable that the office building of the Tokyo Municipal Government can let idle people and foreigners go to the top to see the scenery, and it's free. There are no strict guards, no sentries on guard, no decent guards, and even dining in the restaurants of government workers. To this extent, I feel confident that I have to obey them. It's about 10 minutes'walk from the underground passage in Shinjuxi. There's a metro station in front of the Capital Hall. After getting off, you can walk up directly from the 4A entrance. Looking forward to Taiwan is divided into North and South flanks. Looking forward to the South from 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. and being opened to 23:00 p.m. You don't need to buy tickets or make appointments. You don't need certificates. You just need to open the package before entering the elevator. The city of Tokyo can be clearly seen on the platform. In particular, it can be lamented that the roofs of Tokyo buildings are very clean and there is absolutely nothing messy. I have been there three times. I have seen the scenery during the day and at night. I have also visited Nantai and Beitai. Don't miss the free travel friends.