Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Tower has been loved by many as a landmark of Tokyo since it opened in 1958. This multi-purpose broadcasting tower stands at a height of 333 meters and is located in Minato, Tokyo. The observation decks are open year-round from 9 AM to 11 PM. There are two observation decks: the Main Deck (150m) and the Top Deck (250m). From these decks, visitors can enjoy views of the Tokyo skyline, as well as Mount Fuji, Boso Peninsula, Tokyo Skytree, and Tokyo Gate Bridge.

In 2019, a major renovation of the Main Deck was completed. With new wall materials, floor updates, and window frame refreshes, the latest facilities provide a more comfortable viewing experience. The Top Deck Tour incorporates abundant elements of hospitality, including attentive service, drink offerings, and audio guides.

At the "Foot Town" located beneath the tower, there are restaurants, souvenir shops, and amusement facilities, allowing visitors to enjoy a leisurely day. The lighting is also a must-see. In addition to the regular "Landmark Light," there is a special lighting called "Diamond Veil" that occurs on Mondays and on special days, beautifully illuminating Tokyo's night scenery.

In recent years, it has become a popular spot for dates, attracting many couples. In addition to the elevator, there is also an "Open Air Outdoor Stair Walk" with 600 stairs. Those who reach the top receive a non-saleable certificate. In this way, Tokyo Tower is undoubtedly the best place to experience the fusion of "nostalgia" and "novelty" that embodies present-day Tokyo.

Basic Information

Spot Name
Tokyo Tower
Location
〒105-0011 4-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo 
Access
5-minute walk from the Akabanebashi Exit of the Oedo Line "Akabanebashi Station"
6-minute walk from the A1 Exit of the Mita Line "Onarimon Station"
7-minute walk from the 1st Exit of the Hibiya Line "Kamiyacho Station"
10-minute walk from the A6 Exit of the Asakusa Line "Daimon Station"
15-minute walk from the North Exit of JR "Hamamatsucho Station"
Parking
Parking available.
Business Hours
9:00 AM - 10:30 PM (last entry at 11:00 PM)
Regular Holiday
None
Fees
Main Deck (150m) Observation Fees
- Adults: 1,200 yen
- High School Students: 1,000 yen
- Children (Elementary and Junior High School Students): 700 yen
- Toddlers (Ages 4 and above): 500 yen
Contact Information
Phone Number:03-3433-5111
Official Website

Map

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