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I love how I could see all of Tokyo from here! The best part is that it is FREE and that it was walking distance from my hotel. I saw that they also have night time viewings which I was interested in, but I couldn’t go since I didn’t have time. They organized this very well so they manage people going up & down. I went on a Wednesday and the southside was closed, which was unfortunate. I still got to view from the north side so it was totally fine! Make sure to check when they’re open or closed before going. They also have a gift shop on the very top floor from the north tower so you can also do some shopping there too.
Really nice view and for free. Waiting line can be from 3 minutes up to an hour depending on time.
Can be pretty crowded while sunset, but people are nice so everybody can get a picture ;p
The light show outside of the building was okay and not really worth the wait.
Can be pretty crowded while sunset, but people are nice so everybody can get a picture ;p
The light show outside of the building was okay and not really worth the wait.
Extremely impressive light show going on at the moment.
Godzilla was so good, my daughter cried. But after the show, my daughter was excited to see the video I took of Godzilla. While she was scared when we were there, she secretly loved it after and kept asking me to show her the videos.
Unfortunately I never had the time to go inside the building and see the views, but I'll certainly do that next time.
Godzilla was so good, my daughter cried. But after the show, my daughter was excited to see the video I took of Godzilla. While she was scared when we were there, she secretly loved it after and kept asking me to show her the videos.
Unfortunately I never had the time to go inside the building and see the views, but I'll certainly do that next time.
The observatory is a lovely space with all round views of Tokyo. On a good day, you can even spot Mt Fujiyama in the distance. Access is free with a fast moving queue.
The gift and coffee shop is also very nice and convenient.
The gift and coffee shop is also very nice and convenient.
The observatory has amazing views across Tokyo. You can see Mt. Fuji, although a little hazy on the day we went, it was a wonderful view. Gives you some idea of the scale of the city, it is vast. Great place, there is a shop at the top, even sells beer. Best thing is entrance is free, just a short queue.
Are the people here from the slums? The way He talk is like a slum. When I asked for an exit stamp for staff , He said I am busy at the moment. He also asks me to go to the office. Your job is only to do the departure stamp. You do it. And Study in the elementary school again
One of the must visit places for tourists for a reason. The amazing view it provides is completely free and the observation deck is quite spacious, guaranteeing free space to look from the window or just roam around, even during peak hours. Honestly enjoyed this much more than Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree not just because it is free but because I was able to get the most out of my viewing experience here.
There's also a public piano where you could get treated to a nice performance by musicians who happen to be on the deck as well.
For people visitng the Tokyo for the first time, this place is a must and, if possible, do it on your first day so you get a beautiful view of the ever-busy concrete jungle before diving in into its hundreds of shop and attraction filled streets.
There's also a public piano where you could get treated to a nice performance by musicians who happen to be on the deck as well.
For people visitng the Tokyo for the first time, this place is a must and, if possible, do it on your first day so you get a beautiful view of the ever-busy concrete jungle before diving in into its hundreds of shop and attraction filled streets.
Went up to the free observation deck in the South tower.
The views are nice, but all of the windows are angled in such a way that you can't really take straight on pictures of the view without reflections.
Still, it's free, and any view of Tokyo is good in my opinion. Weather permitting you can also spot Mount Fuji.
The gift shop has some nice items and is also not too pricy.
Definitely worth checking out if you're in the neighbourhood.
The views are nice, but all of the windows are angled in such a way that you can't really take straight on pictures of the view without reflections.
Still, it's free, and any view of Tokyo is good in my opinion. Weather permitting you can also spot Mount Fuji.
The gift shop has some nice items and is also not too pricy.
Definitely worth checking out if you're in the neighbourhood.
I highly recommend visiting—entry is free. If you're fortunate, you might catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji from there. The view is breathtaking, although expect a 30-minute wait to get upstairs. However, the line moves swiftly. It's truly a must-visit spot.