Various beautiful scenery from TOKYO SKYTREE®

New 10:00 PM Under an onyx black sky a sea of stars swells across the landscape.

10:00 AM Pale-blue sky embraced by first sunlight and the extravagant colors of morning heralds the city's awakening.

12:15 PM Infinite blue sky at your fingertips.

5:40 PM Your eyes spellbound by the fleeting sunset.

6:10 PM Your eyes spellbound by the fleeting sunset.

5:10 PM Your eyes spellbound by the fleeting sunset.

4:40 PM Your eyes spellbound by the fleeting sunset.

6:40 PM Marine blue, the final color before nightfall, pulsates.

7:10 PM Marine blue, the final color before nightfall, pulsates.

6:10 PM Marine blue, the final color before nightfall, pulsates.

5:40 PM Marine blue, the final color before nightfall, pulsates.

TOKYO SKYTREE® Newly Extended Hours — Open till 10:00 PM! Starting April 1, 2024

Each day the sky changes color with
the passage of time.
From morning,
throughout the day, till late in the evening,
TOKYO SKYTREE observation decks reveals
exquisite views of the metropolis.
Now, with our open hours extending
from morning till 10:00 PM,
you are invited to immerse yourself
in even more amazing scenes from the sky.

Want to see more?
TOKYO SKYTREE Now Open till 10:00 PM

An ocean of metropolis lights is visible
far off into the distance.
From your place in the sky, you can pick out
the distinctive buildings
of Roppongi, Shibuya and Shinjuku.

10:00 AM Refreshed, the city awakens to a spacious morning sky. Luxuriate and immerse yourself
in morning light
that illuminates Tokyo’s streets.
Especially notice how light sparkles
on the Sumida River and the sea.

12:15 PM Blue sky so near you can feel it. Wondrous panorama of wide-open sky.
On a clear day, you can see Mt. Fuji.
Watch the ebb and flow of shadows
cast
from clouds above the city.

4:55 PM The moment when skylight paints everything golden. 5:25 PM The moment when skylight paints everything golden. 4:25 PM The moment when skylight paints everything golden. 3:55 PM The moment when skylight paints everything golden. For a brief time, the sky becomes vivid orange.
From your spot in the sky,
look west to indulge in the sunset.

5:40 PM Moment by moment, Tokyo twilight grows more colorful. 6:10 PM Moment by moment, Tokyo twilight grows more colorful. 5:10 PM Moment by moment, Tokyo twilight grows more colorful. 4:40 PM Moment by moment, Tokyo twilight grows more colorful. Magically, the sky changes from orange to pink,
and the silhouette of a distant mountain
range
hangs like a painting in the light.
It’s the perfect time to
view Japan’s majestic mountains.

6:40 PM Marine blue, the last color before nightfall, pulsates. 7:10 PM Marine blue, the last color before nightfall, pulsates. 6:10 PM Marine blue, the last color before nightfall, pulsates. 5:40 PM Marine blue, the last color before nightfall, pulsates. What could be more romantic than gazing
at the deepening blue sky at dusk?
At this time, Tokyo takes on a different shine.
Like rivers of light,
the flow of cars illuminates the streets.

8:50 PM City lights endlessly reflected in the blue of night. Nighttime takes on a tint of dark blue.
Light reflected on the broad Sumida River
gives the night an even more beautiful shine.

*Times and sky colors based on estimated time of sunset.
Actual appearance may differ depending on weather conditions.
Please make your reservations and purchase your admission tickets well in advance.

Staff Recommendations!What to See at This Time!

What to See Around 2:00 PM SKYTREE SHOP Staff

I recommend checking out the houseboats floating on the Sumida River! And I love how the view changes day to day based on, for instance, a cloudless sky or sun shining through the clouds.

What to See Around 4:30 PM SKYTREE CAFE Staff

I once had the rare experience of looking down and seeing a rainbow. After a rain, the sky can be so beautiful with rainbows and the sunset.

What to See Around 6:00 PM TOKYO SKYTREE Observation Decks Staff

I like watching the sunset, night views of the city, Mt. Fuji, and everything else. For impressive photos, be sure to set your camera high to capture distant scenery!