Pick a Tokyo viewpoint by what you want to see. For the greatest height and views of up to 70 km on a clear day, go to the Skytree observation deck; to look down from inside the city’s red landmark, choose Tokyo Tower; to frame Tokyo Tower in a night shot, head to Roppongi Hills. All three are classic Tokyo night-view spots, so timing matters.
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Tokyo · Oshiage
The 350m Tembo Deck is wrapped in 5m-tall windows that, in good weather, open views to the far edges of the Kanto plain, and the 450m Tembo Galleria is a glass corridor you walk up. A glass-floor section looking straight down to the street makes the height of Japan’s tallest tower tangible.
Tokyo · Shiba Park
Look out 360 degrees from the 150m Main Deck and the 250m Top Deck, and stand on the look-down window to see straight below. Inside the red lattice tower, history exhibits, a café and an exclusive shop add more than just the view.
Tokyo · Roppongi
Set on the 52nd floor of Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, this deck is known for a frame that puts Tokyo Tower and the skyline together. Stay from sunset into the night, then head straight down to Roppongi’s restaurants. This listing is the adult ticket.
Skytree connects directly to Tokyo Skytree and Oshiage stations and is within walking distance of Asakusa, so going up in the afternoon after Senso-ji is a natural route. Tokyo Solamachi, the mall at its base, covers lunch or dinner.
Tokyo Tower stands right beside Shiba Park and Zojo-ji, so a day of temple and park by daylight and tower lights after dark fits well. The nearest stations are Akabanebashi and Kamiyacho.
Roppongi Hills, home of Tokyo City View, connects to Roppongi Station on the Hibiya line, making it easy to fit in before or after dinner plans alongside an exhibition at the Mori Art Museum in the same building.
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