What other travelers are saying about Tokyo Skytree
Visiting Tokyo Skytree was an unforgettable experience! 🗼✨ I chose to go just before sunset, and it was the perfect decision. Watching Tokyo from above as the city transformed—from daylight to golden sunset and then into a sea of sparkling lights—was absolutely breathtaking. 🌇🌃 The panoramic views are stunning, and the atmosphere at that time felt magical. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a Tokyo regular, I highly recommend timing your visit around sunset for the best experience. A must-see landmark!
Easy access, clear direction from the train station. Bought tickets on the spot. Just choose the time slot you want to head up.
It has well managed access and exits. There’s 2 levels that you can visit, either 350m or 450m. You can buy a ticket for both. Very nice walk around with 360 view of Tokyo. You can even see Mt Fuji on a clear day, as per one of my pictures attached. It has a cafe at the 355m level, which I didn’t try.
Good setup and views. The building itself has lots of other shops also to explore. Getting a physical photo is a good idea, it’s quite cheap. Lots and lots of people, so patience is needed. Buying tickets in advance is recommended.
The Tokyo Skytree is an absolute must-visit! The tower itself is breathtaking, with stunning architecture and immaculate cleanliness throughout. The entire experience was very well-organized, and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. One of the highlights was the variety of activities available, including ice skating, which was so much fun. There’s no shortage of dining options, with plenty of restaurants and cafes to suit every palate( not sure whether it’s halal). What really stood out to me was the thoughtful inclusion of a separate prayer room, which made the visit even more accommodating and welcoming for everyone. Highly recommended for a memorable experience in Japan!
Great views of Tokyo. Having to pay extra for the second viewing area kind of stinks but, ultimately, it's worth it. It got pretty warm in there, even in January. Nice that they have some of the ledges in front of the windows padded so you can lean in and get better pictures.
