Tokyo Solamachi
Tokyo Solamachi Movies
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Tokyo Solamachi
- Location
- 〒131-0045 1-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
- Access
- Just a short walk from Tobu Skytree Line Tokyo Skytree Station.
Just a short walk from Oshiage (Skytree-mae) Station on the Tobu Skytree Line, Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, Toei Asakusa Line, and Keisei Oshiage Line. - Parking
- Parking available
- Business Hours
- 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, the restaurant floors on the 6th, 7th, 30th, and 31st floors are from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM (closing times may vary by some establishments).
- Regular Holiday
- Irregular holidays
- Fees
- Varies by each facility and store.
- Contact Information
- Phone Number: 03-6700-4833
- Official Website
Map
Detailed Information
Tokyo Solamachi® is a large commercial complex spread out at the base of Tokyo Skytree®, created in 2012 alongside the opening of Tokyo Skytree. Under the concept of “New Shitamachi Style,” it features a space that blends modern sensibilities with traditional Japanese culture. As part of Tokyo Skytree Town®, it attracts many visitors from Japan and abroad as a sightseeing and shopping destination that combines the lively atmosphere of Tokyo’s old downtown with advanced urban functionality.
Scale and Structure
Tokyo Solamachi consists of 13 floors in total, from three basement levels to the 10th floor, plus the 30th and 31st floors, with more than 300 stores lining the complex. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of categories, including fashion, lifestyle goods, gourmet food, souvenirs, and entertainment.
The building is divided into the following three areas, each with its own distinctive atmosphere:
East Yard
Tower Yard
West Yard
One of its charms is the enjoyment of exploring it according to your purpose.
Gourmet and Dining
Inside the facility, a wide range of restaurants serving Japanese, Western, Chinese, and sweets are available, allowing visitors to enjoy dining experiences suited to any occasion, from casual meals to full-course restaurants for special celebrations.
2nd Floor “Food Marche”
This area offers a rich selection of fresh foods, Japanese and Western deli items, exclusive sweets available only here, and famous local souvenirs. It is a popular area where visitors can discover flavors unique to the local region.
3rd Floor “Solamachi Tabeterasu (Food Court)”
A casual food court area where visitors can easily enjoy a meal, making it convenient for families and groups.
30th and 31st Floors “Solamachi Dining Skytree View”
A restaurant district located about 150 meters above ground, where guests can enjoy fine cuisine while overlooking the Tokyo cityscape. With its calm atmosphere, it is ideal for anniversaries and special occasions.
Shopping and Souvenirs
1st Floor “Solamachi Shopping Street”
In an atmosphere filled with the charm of old downtown Tokyo, unique shops line the street, making it easy to enjoy casual shopping.
4th Floor “Japan Souvenir”
Modeled after an Edo-period merchant house, this floor is lined with souvenirs and lifestyle goods inspired by Japanese culture and traditional crafts, making it especially popular with international visitors.
Character Shops and TV Store Zone
There is also a wide selection of shops selling goods featuring popular anime, characters, and TV programs, making this area irresistible for fans.
Entertainment and Amusement
At Tokyo Solamachi, visitors can enjoy not only shopping and gourmet experiences but also a variety of entertainment facilities suitable for all age groups.
“Sumida Aquarium” (5th and 6th Floors)
An aquarium that uses the latest presentation technologies to let visitors interact with a diverse range of sea creatures, including jellyfish and penguins.
“KONICA MINOLTA Planetarium Tenku” (7th Floor)
A planetarium offering an immersive stargazing experience through three-dimensional sound and high-definition visuals, providing moments of relaxation and inspiration.
“Minna no Asobiba Solafull Park” (5th Floor)
An indoor athletic play space renewed in 2023. This facility combines nostalgic play with the latest digital technology, making it enjoyable for both children and adults.
Seasonal Events
Throughout the year, the facility hosts seasonal decorations and events, allowing visitors to discover new charms each time they come. From cool summer-themed displays to winter illuminations, the seasonal presentations delight the eyes of every guest.
Recommended Ways to Enjoy It
Tokyo Solamachi is a spot suited to a variety of occasions, including:
A family outing on a day off
A couple’s date
Shopping and gourmet exploration with friends
A visit that combines sightseeing and souvenir hunting
With sightseeing, shopping, dining, and entertainment all in one place, this facility offers enough to keep you entertained all day long.
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